2015
DOI: 10.5935/1806-0013.20150031
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Pain in the elderly

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“…The prevalence of pain in the population above 60 years of age ranges between 25%–76%, and particularly in older age is associated with numerous factors including but not limited to depression, skeletal, cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases, falls, etc. [1,2]. Moreover, it was shown that a progressive increase in the prevalence of pain is in early adulthood (7%–20%), reaching a peak over the late middle age (20%–80%), while the plateau or decrease in the prevalence of pain is noticed in individuals age of 85 years and above (25%–60%) [3].…”
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“…The prevalence of pain in the population above 60 years of age ranges between 25%–76%, and particularly in older age is associated with numerous factors including but not limited to depression, skeletal, cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases, falls, etc. [1,2]. Moreover, it was shown that a progressive increase in the prevalence of pain is in early adulthood (7%–20%), reaching a peak over the late middle age (20%–80%), while the plateau or decrease in the prevalence of pain is noticed in individuals age of 85 years and above (25%–60%) [3].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Os participantes de ambos os estudos não foram avaliados quanto à característica da dor, mas considerando a faixa etária, a dor crônica possui prevalência elevada para os idosos e quando consideramos o perfil dos participantes do nosso estudo, após o AVC, a dor neuropática e a dor crônica também são comuns. 33,34…”
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