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Pain catastrophizing levels differentiate between common diseases with pain: HIV, fibromyalgia, complex regional pain syndrome, and breast cancer survivors.
Authors
Sipilä R, Kalso E, Kemp H, Zetterman T, Lozano FE, Rice ASC, Birklein F, Dimova V
Abstract
Pain catastrophizing is a core psychological factor determining pain experience. We addressed the question of whether patients with different pain syndromes group into different pain catastrophizing phenotypes.
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