30-and 90-day readmissions in lumbar spine surgery. Differences in prevalence and causes

Medicine and Dentistry

• Lumbar Spine 100%
• Surgery 100%
• Prevalence 100%
• Spine Surgery 100%
• Cardiovascular System 66%
• Surgical Technique 66%
• Combination Therapy 66%
• Sepsis 66%
• Wound Complication 66%
• Hernia 66%
• Laxative 33%
• Cohort Analysis 33%
• Anodyne 33%
• Patient Characteristics 33%
• Neurologic Disease 33%
• Postoperative Complication 33%
• Antibiotics 33%
• Analgesia 33%
• Beta Adrenergic Receptor Blocking Agent 33%
• Day of Surgery 33%
• Degenerative Pathology 33%
• Anticoagulant 33%
• Nervous System Infectious Disease 33%

Keyphrases

• Readmission 100%
• Lumbar Spine Surgery 100%
• 30-day Readmission 100%
• 90-day Readmission 100%
• Lumbar Degenerative Disease 57%
• Cardiovascular Events 28%
• Medical Treatment 28%
• Surgical Treatment 28%
• Single Center 28%
• Wound Complications 28%
• Systemic Infection 28%
• Surgical Procedures 28%
• Degenerative Conditions 28%
• Revision Surgery 28%
• Reherniation 28%
• Beta-blockers 14%
• Treatment Facilities 14%
• Analgesic 14%
• Antibiotics 14%
• Neurological Symptoms 14%
• Patient Characteristics 14%
• Postoperative Complications 14%
• Surgical Intervention 14%
• Anticoagulants 14%
• Medical Conditions 14%
• Pain Management 14%
• Day of Surgery 14%
• Unplanned Readmission 14%
• Degenerative Pathology 14%
• Medical Complications 14%
• Infection Events 14%
• Day Surgery 14%
• Laxatives 14%
• Impact on Society 14%
• Neurological Events 14%
• Postoperative Readmission 14%
• Surgical Information 14%
• Economic Impact 14%
• Medical Causes 14%
• Degenerative Lumbar Spine Disease 14%
• Tertiary Treatment 14%
• Degenerative Spine Disease 14%