Changes in social support and health-related quality of life from 3 months to 1 year after intensive care unit discharge.

<p>Changes in social support and health-related quality of life from 3 months to 1 year after intensive care unit discharge.</p

Survivors’ demographics, clinical characteristics, and social provision scale scores 3 months after intensive care unit discharge.

<p>Survivors’ demographics, clinical characteristics, and social provision scale scores 3 months after intensive care unit discharge.</p

Influence of social support, comorbidity, and pain interference on health-related quality of life 3 months and 1 year after intensive care unit discharge.

<p>Influence of social support, comorbidity, and pain interference on health-related quality of life 3 months and 1 year after intensive care unit discharge.</p

Preoperative Pain, Symptoms, and Psychological Factors related to Higher Acute Pain Trajectories during Hospitalization for Total Knee Arthroplasty - Fig 4

<p>Trajectories of worst pain by gender (A), average preoperative pain intensity prior to surgery (B), and worst preoperative pain intensity (C) from before surgery until postoperative day 4. Higher/lower differences in Fig 4 B to C were calculated based on 1 standard deviation above/below the mean. The coefficients are adjusted for all other variables in the model.</p

Hierarchical linear models of the trajectories for average and worst postoperative pain.

<p>Hierarchical linear models of the trajectories for average and worst postoperative pain.</p

Potential predictors of intercept (I), piecewice 1 (PW1), piecewice 2 (PW2), linear (L), quadratic (Q) and cubic (C) components for average and worst pain.

<p>Potential predictors of intercept (I), piecewice 1 (PW1), piecewice 2 (PW2), linear (L), quadratic (Q) and cubic (C) components for average and worst pain.</p

Demographic, clinical, symptom, and psychological characteristics of patients (N = 203) prior to surgery.

<p>Demographic, clinical, symptom, and psychological characteristics of patients (N = 203) prior to surgery.</p