Rate and Risk Factors for Contralateral Slippage in Adolescents Treated for Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis: A Comprehensive Analysis of 3,528 Cases

Keyphrases

• Risk Factors 100%
• Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis 100%
• Rate Factor 100%
• Slippage 100%
• Odds Ratio 66%
• 95% Confidence Interval 66%
• Young Age 16%
• Hormone Use 16%
• Growth Hormone 16%
• Low Vitamin D 16%
• Diabetes Mellitus 16%
• Severe Obesity 16%
• Adjusted Odds Ratio 8%
• Surgical Procedures 8%
• Surgical Management 8%
• Clinical High Risk 8%
• Patient Characteristics 8%
• Multi-institutional 8%
• Thyrotropin 8%
• False Discovery Rate 8%
• Potential Risk Factors 8%
• Electronic Medical Record Data 8%
• Hypothyroidism 8%
• Patient Time 8%
• Tobacco Exposure 8%
• Benjamini-Hochberg 8%
• Hochberg's Method 8%
• Contralateral Hip 8%
• Odd Factor 8%
• Independent Risk Factors 8%
• Multivariable Logistic Regression Model 8%
• Clinical Decision-making 8%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Contralateral 100%
• Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis 100%
• Adolescence 100%
• Odds Ratio 75%
• Vitamin D 16%
• Diabetes Mellitus 16%
• Morbid Obesity 16%
• Human Growth Hormone 16%
• Electronic Patient Record 8%
• Surgical Technique 8%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 8%
• Patient Characteristics 8%
• Clinical Decision Making 8%
• Thyrotropin 8%
• Hypothyroidism 8%
• Surgery 8%
• Case-Control Study 8%