Effect of Patient Characteristics on Reported Outcomes Over 12 Months Following Lumbar Radiofrequency Ablation: A Retrospective Review of 500 Patients

Nursing and Health Professions

• Patient 100%
• Radiofrequency Ablation 50%
• Follow up 41%
• Opiate 33%
• Pain 33%
• Enalapril Maleate 33%
• Confidence Interval 25%
• Body Mass 16%
• Low Back Pain 16%
• Hormone 16%
• Arthropathy 16%
• Time 16%
• Analgesia 8%
• Odds Ratio 8%
• Disability 8%
• Morphine 8%
• Regression Analysis 8%
• Drug Megadose 8%
• Diagnosis 8%
• International Classification of Diseases 8%
• Ablation Therapy 8%
• Spondylosis 8%
• Analysis 8%
• Dose 8%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Radiofrequency Ablation 50%
• Follow up 41%
• Opiate 33%
• Enalapril Maleate 33%
• Pain 33%
• Gender 33%
• Facet Joint 25%
• Smoking 16%
• Hormone 16%
• Low Back Pain 16%
• Arthropathy 16%
• Age 16%
• Association 16%
• Patient Characteristics 16%
• International Classification of Diseases 8%
• Analgesia 8%
• Morphine 8%
• Regression Analysis 8%
• Odds Ratio 8%
• Retrospective Study 8%
• Drug Megadose 8%
• Diagnosis 8%
• Disability 8%
• Clinical Method 8%
• Predictor 8%
• Ablation Therapy 8%
• Spondylosis 8%
• Analysis 8%

INIS

• patients 66%
• pain 58%
• ablation 50%
• radiowave radiation 50%
• hormones 16%
• data 8%
• diseases 8%
• reviews 8%
• failures 8%
• classification 8%
• doses 8%
• regression analysis 8%
• opiates 8%
• morphine 8%