text: Loss of muscle strength, yo, before THA,
  Gotta know if imbalanced muscles pave the way,
  For another clinical predictor, what did they say?
  Let's dive into the study, see what they convey.
  
  Thirty-six participants, yo, in the mix,
  Eighteen had THA, the others healthy, no tricks,
  Ipsilateral muscle imbalances, knee-related affairs,
  Checkin' out the stats, see what it declares.
  
  Impaired extensors, yo, on the affected side,
  Compared to the unaffected, that's the ride,
  Flexors weakened in the THA group, both sides,
  Imbalances revealed, let's peep that stride.
  
  Significant bilateral extensor imbalance, that's the key,
  Ipsilateral imbalance too, for both extremities, you see,
  Two logistic regressions, predictors in the game,
  Bilateral and ipsilateral imbalance, their claim to fame.
  
  Bilateral extensor imbalance, predictor for THA,
  Nagelkerke R-squared at 0.22, that's the way,
  Decrease it by 8%, decrease THA probability by the same,
  Interesting finding, yo, in this clinical game.
  
  So, yo, pay attention to that bilateral extensor stance,
  Another clinical predictor, give it a chance,
  Muscle imbalances, clues before THA surgery,
  Now you know the deal, that's the end of my story.