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Papers: 4 Mar 2023 - 10 Mar 2023
RESEARCH TYPE:
Clinical
Human Studies
PAIN TYPE:
Neuropathic Pain
2023
Front Neurol
14
Patients with zoster-associated pain exhibit a variety of sensory symptoms and forms of pain and complain of different pain patterns. The purpose of this study is to subgroup patients with zoster-associated pain who visited a hospital using painDETECT sensory symptom scores, analyze their respective characteristics and pain-related data, and compare similarities and differences among the groups.