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The prevalence and predictors of herbal medicine use in surgical patients
Prasad S. Adusumilli
, Leah Ben-Porat
, Meriner Pereira
, Daniel Roesler
,
I. Michael Leitman
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Keyphrases
Odds Ratio
100%
Surgical Patients
100%
Herbal Medicine
100%
Herbal Medicine Use
100%
95% Confidence Interval
100%
Elective Surgery
28%
Healthcare Staff
28%
African American
14%
Medical Therapy
14%
Vascular Surgery
14%
Primary Care Physicians
14%
Self-perception
14%
Self-administered Questionnaire
14%
Potential Problems
14%
Health Perception
14%
Garlic
14%
Perioperative Period
14%
Conventional Medication
14%
Rapid Rise
14%
Self-health
14%
Herbal Drugs
14%
Echinacea
14%
Ginseng
14%
Ginkgo Biloba
14%
Aloe Vera
14%
Medicine Intake
14%
Diabetes Mellitus
14%
Good Health
14%
Diabetes History
14%
Gynecological Procedures
14%
Pulmonary Symptoms
14%
Medicine and Dentistry
Prevalence
100%
Homeopathy
100%
Odds Ratio
70%
Health Care
20%
Elective Surgery
20%
Perioperative Period
10%
Diabetes Mellitus
10%
Self Concept
10%
Awareness
10%
Vascular Surgery
10%
Primary Health Care
10%
Herbal Agent
10%
Ginseng
10%
Ginkgo Biloba
10%
Aloe Vera
10%