… evidence for psychosocial factors at work and in private life as risk factors for back pain.
Several reviews on risk factors for back pain have paid attention to psychosocial factors. However…

… Pa tients with severe low-back pain had significantly more complaints in … -back pain, and
had lost more time from work for this reason. Risk factors as sociated with severe low-back pain …

… back pain and its modifiable risk factors in this age group. We hypothesized that while
non-disabling back pain would decrease in older age, disabling back pain … free of back pain, those …

… The aim of the study was to describe the prevalence and risk factors for lower back pain
amongst a variety of Turkish hospital workers including nurses, physicians, physical therapists, …

… back pain or sick leave due to back pain and were controlled for in the analysis. Furthermore,
not all important risk factors for back pain … and other psychological factors were not included…

… risk factors can be reduced by the inclusion of exceptionally large risk factors such as previous
back pain … Merely omitting such factors from a multivariate analysis would exaggerate the …

… load and spinal shear are risk factors for low back pain is in general agreement with the
recent critical review of the work-relatedness of musculoskeletal factors prepared by the US Na…

… At the present time, our estimations regarding the incidence of, as well as risk factors for,
clinically significant low back pain can be accepted as representing the best available evidence …

… aspects of physical load as risk factors for back pain. Physical load is assumed to … of back
pain. A load that exceeds the failure tolerance of the tissue, applied once, can cause back pain. …

… be a risk factor for development of low back pain in this … back pain in adolescents, although
Balagué et al. (21) found no association between isokinetic trunk strength and low back pain. …