Disk Area Is a More Reliable Measurement Than Anteroposterior Length in the Assessment of Lumbar Disk Herniations: A Validation Study

Keyphrases

• Validation Studies 100%
• Reliable Measurement 100%
• Lumbar Disc Herniation 100%
• Disc Area 100%
• Anteroposterior Length 100%
• Cronbach's alpha 80%
• Herniation 80%
• Cross-sectional Area 60%
• Anterior-posterior 60%
• Alpha Value 60%
• Canal Area 60%
• Linear Measurements 40%
• Interobserver 40%
• Posterior Condylar Canal 40%
• Canal Length 40%
• Academic Medical Centers 20%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 20%
• Exclusion Criteria 20%
• Inclusion Criteria 20%
• Radiologists 20%
• Canal 20%
• Area Measurement 20%
• Axial Plane 20%
• L4-L5 20%
• Reliability Analysis 20%
• L5-S1 20%
• Disc Herniation 20%
• International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision 20%
• Lumbar Radicular Pain 20%
• Canal Width 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Cronbach Alpha Coefficient 100%
• Lumbar Disk Hernia 100%
• Hernia 100%
• University Hospital 25%
• Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging 25%
• Radiologist 25%
• Reproducibility 25%
• Intervertebral Disk Hernia 25%
• Radicular Pain 25%
• ICD-10 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Hernia 100%
• Lumbar Disk Hernia 100%
• Retrospective Study 50%
• Reproducibility 25%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 25%
• Radicular Pain 25%
• Intervertebral Disk Hernia 25%
• ICD-10 25%
• Clinician 25%