Cardiovascular risk factors for physician-diagnosed lumbar disc herniation

Keyphrases

• Confidence Interval 100%
• Cardiovascular Risk 100%
• Lumbar Disc Herniation 100%
• Diabetes 40%
• Relative Risk 40%
• High Cholesterol 40%
• Lumbar Disc Disease 40%
• Etiology 20%
• Risk Factors 20%
• Hypertension 20%
• Body Mass Index 20%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 20%
• Computed Tomography 20%
• Myocardial Infarction 20%
• Current Smokers 20%
• Obesity 20%
• High Body Mass Index 20%
• High Prevalence 20%
• Disc Degeneration 20%
• Female nurses 20%
• Increasing Risk 20%
• Employment Status 20%
• Never-smokers 20%
• Significant Trend 20%
• Past Smokers 20%
• High Blood Pressure 20%
• Strenuous Exercise 20%
• Non-melanoma Skin Cancer 20%
• Physician Diagnosis 20%
• Cigarettes Smoked per Day 20%
• Moderate Exercise 20%
• Atherosclerotic Vascular Disease 20%
• Spinal Disk 20%
• Recurrent Lumbar Disc Herniation 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Cardiovascular Risk 100%
• Lumbar Disk Hernia 100%
• Confidence Interval 83%
• Diseases 50%
• Body Mass 33%
• Malignant Neoplasm 33%
• Hypercholesterolemia 33%
• Cigarette Filter 16%
• Prevalence 16%
• Heart Infarction 16%
• Computer Assisted Tomography 16%
• Population 16%
• Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging 16%
• Atherosclerosis 16%
• Vascular Disease 16%
• Hypertension 16%
• Intervertebral Disk Degeneration 16%
• Non Melanoma Skin Cancer 16%