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Poster 427: Successful Longâterm Community Discharge After Rehabilitation of Delayed Radiation Myelopathy: A Case Report
Peer Reviewedhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/147035/1/pmr2s187.pd
Burden of Illness Associated with Peripheral and Central Neuropathic Pain among Adults Seeking Treatment in the U nited S tates: A PatientâCentered Evaluation
Objective The aim of this study was to evaluate patientâreported burden associated with peripheral and central neuropathic pain ( NeP ) by pain severity and NeP condition. Design Six hundred twentyâfour subjects with one of six NeP conditions were recruited during routine office visits. Subjects consented to retrospective chart review and completed a oneâtime questionnaire (including E uro Q olâ5 dimensions, 12âitem S hortâ F orm H ealth S urvey, B rief P ain I nventoryâ S hort F orm, M edical O utcomes S tudy S leep S cale, H ospital A nxiety and D epression S cale, and demographic and clinical characteristics). Pain severity scores were used to stratify subjects by mild, moderate, and severe pain. Summary statistics and frequency distributions were calculated. Differences by severity level were compared using K ruskalâ W allis (continuous variables) and chiâsquare or F isher's exact test (categorical variables). Effect size was computed with C ohen's d (mild vs severe). Results Subjects' mean age was 55.5. The majority (80.8%) had moderate or severe pain. Patientâreported outcomes (health status, physical and mental health, pain interference with function, sleep, anxiety, and depression) were significantly worse among subjects with greater pain severity (all P â0.95) for all others. The observed burden was most substantial among chronic low back painâ NeP , although the pattern of disease burden was similar across the six NeP conditions. Conclusions Subjects across NeP conditions exhibited high pain levels, which were significantly associated with poor function, compromised health status and sleep, and increased anxiety and depression. Results indicate substantial patient burden across broad NeP , particularly among subjects with severe pain.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/109996/1/pme12502.pd