Patients With Persistent Low Back Pain and Nerve Root Involvement: To Operate, Or Not To Operate, That Is The Question

Keyphrases

• Odds Ratio 100%
• Confidence Interval 100%
• Persistent Low Back Pain 100%
• Nerve Involvement 100%
• Lumbar Spinal Stenosis 100%
• Lumbar Herniated Disc 100%
• Male Sex 50%
• Disability 50%
• Pain Intensity 50%
• Education Level 50%
• Conservative Treatment 50%
• Widespread Pain 50%
• Prospective Cohort Study 25%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 25%
• After Surgery 25%
• Non-surgical Treatment 25%
• Surgical Treatment 25%
• Sociodemographic Characteristics 25%
• Predictive Value 25%
• Pain Score 25%
• Predictive Factors 25%
• Disability Evaluation 25%
• Poor Prognosis 25%
• Magnetic Resonance Findings 25%
• Pain Level 25%
• Multiple Logistic Regression Model 25%
• Sex Odds 25%
• Disability Status 25%
• Back Pain 25%
• Leg Pain 25%
• Surgically Treated 25%
• Univariate Logistic Regression 25%
• Numeric Rating Scale 25%
• Pain Location 25%
• Presurgical Evaluation 25%
• Education Higher 25%
• Roland-Morris 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Odds Ratio 100%
• Confidence Interval 100%
• Low Back Pain 100%
• Lumbar Spinal Stenosis 100%
• Lumbar Disk Hernia 100%
• Conservative Treatment 75%
• Pain Intensity 50%
• Multivariate Logistic Regression Analysis 50%
• Clinician 25%
• Surgery 25%
• Predictive Value 25%
• Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging 25%
• Prospective Cohort Study 25%
• Backache 25%
• Outcome Variable 25%
• Leg Pain 25%
• Numeric Rating Scale 25%
• Roland Morris Disability Questionnaire 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Odds Ratio 100%
• Low Back Pain 100%
• Nerve Root 100%
• Lumbar Spinal Stenosis 100%
• Lumbar Disk Hernia 100%
• Conservative Treatment 75%
• Multivariate Logistic Regression Analysis 50%
• Prospective Cohort Study 25%
• Surgery 25%
• Clinician 25%
• Predictive Factor 25%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 25%
• Backache 25%
• Numeric Rating Scale 25%
• Leg Pain 25%
• Roland Morris Disability Questionnaire 25%