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1. [Occupational spinal diseases in employees of nursing services--epidemiological and legal insurance aspects (III). 3: Intervertebral disk-induced diseases of the lumbar spine in health care employees--expert assessment and prevention]

Author

F, Hofmann, U, Bolm-Audorff, M, Michaelis, M, Nübling, and U, Stössel

Subjects
Occupational Diseases, Disability Evaluation, Lifting, Lumbar Vertebrae, Transportation of Patients, Risk Factors, Germany, Eligibility Determination, Humans, Nursing Staff, Hospital, Expert Testimony, Intervertebral Disc Displacement
Abstract

Due to spine-loading activities nursing professionals have a relatively high incidence/prevalence of low back pain. As lumbar disc disorders can be regarded as occupational diseases (since January 1993, occupational disease BK 2108, normally more than 10 years of exposition, lumbar disc disorders with pain and reduced motility) international literature is reviewed. Own results of different prevalence-, case-control- and incidence studies (relative risk for lumbago sciatica/odds ratio for disc prolaps appr. 3-6 depending on age and occupational age) are presented. Finally the question of compensation and prevention of disc disorders is discussed.

Published
1998

3. [Occupational diseases of the spine in health care professions-- epidemiologic and insurance aspects (I). 1. Review of internationally publicized studies]

Author

F, Hofmann, U, Bolm-Audorff, M, Michaelis, M, Nübling, and U, Stössel

Subjects
Male, Occupational Diseases, Insurance, Health, Germany, Health Personnel, Humans, Female, Spinal Diseases
Abstract

Due to spine-loading activities nursing professionals have a relatively high incidence/prevalence of low back pain. As lumbar disc disorders can be regarded as occupational diseases (since January 1993, occupational disease BK 2108, normally more than 10 years of exposition, lumbar disc disorders with pain and reduced motility) international literature is reviewed. Own results of different prevalence-, case-control- and incidence studies (relative risk for lumbago sciatica/odds ratio for disc prolaps appr. 3-6 depending on age and occupational age) are presented. Finally the question of compensation and prevention of disc disorders is discussed.

Published
1998

4. [Occupational spinal diseases in employees of nursing services--epidemiological and legal insurance aspects (III). 3: Intervertebral disk-induced diseases of the lumbar spine in health care employees--expert assessment and prevention].

Author

Hofmann F, Bolm-Audorff U, Michaelis M, Nübling M, and Stössel U

Subjects
Eligibility Determination legislation & jurisprudence, Germany, Humans, Intervertebral Disc Displacement prevention & control, Lifting, Occupational Diseases prevention & control, Risk Factors, Transportation of Patients, Disability Evaluation, Expert Testimony legislation & jurisprudence, Intervertebral Disc Displacement diagnosis, Lumbar Vertebrae injuries, Nursing Staff, Hospital, Occupational Diseases diagnosis
Abstract

Due to spine-loading activities nursing professionals have a relatively high incidence/prevalence of low back pain. As lumbar disc disorders can be regarded as occupational diseases (since January 1993, occupational disease BK 2108, normally more than 10 years of exposition, lumbar disc disorders with pain and reduced motility) international literature is reviewed. Own results of different prevalence-, case-control- and incidence studies (relative risk for lumbago sciatica/odds ratio for disc prolaps appr. 3-6 depending on age and occupational age) are presented. Finally the question of compensation and prevention of disc disorders is discussed.

Published
1998

5. [Occupational spinal diseases in health care workers--epidemiologic and insurance compensation aspects (II). Part 2: The Freiburg spinal studies].

Author

Hofmann F, Bolm-Audorff U, Michaelis WM, Nübling M, and Stössel U

Subjects
Adult, Case-Control Studies, Germany epidemiology, Health Personnel classification, Humans, Middle Aged, Odds Ratio, Prevalence, Risk Assessment, Health Personnel statistics & numerical data, Insurance, Health statistics & numerical data, Occupational Diseases epidemiology, Spinal Diseases epidemiology
Published
1998

6. [Occupational diseases of the spine in health care professions-- epidemiologic and insurance aspects (I). 1. Review of internationally publicized studies].

Author

Hofmann F, Bolm-Audorff U, Michaelis M, Nübling M, and Stössel U

Subjects
Female, Germany, Humans, Male, Occupational Diseases epidemiology, Spinal Diseases epidemiology, Health Personnel, Insurance, Health legislation & jurisprudence, Occupational Diseases etiology, Spinal Diseases etiology
Abstract

Due to spine-loading activities nursing professionals have a relatively high incidence/prevalence of low back pain. As lumbar disc disorders can be regarded as occupational diseases (since January 1993, occupational disease BK 2108, normally more than 10 years of exposition, lumbar disc disorders with pain and reduced motility) international literature is reviewed. Own results of different prevalence-, case-control- and incidence studies (relative risk for lumbago sciatica/odds ratio for disc prolaps appr. 3-6 depending on age and occupational age) are presented. Finally the question of compensation and prevention of disc disorders is discussed.

Published
1997

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