(204) Correlations between pain, sleep and psychological variables in osteoarthritis patients

McCauley, L.; Robinson, Marc; Samawi, Luma; Finan, Patrick H.; Buenaver, L.; Campbell, C. M.; Smith, Michael T.

doi:10.1016/j.jpain.2014.01.111

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“…Sleep disturbances are another aspect of chronic pain, which are not unique to the fibromyalgia syndrome (where they are a major defining feature) but also encountered in osteoarthritis [51], rheumatoid arthritis [52], and other rheumatological populations. In osteoarthritis, sleep disorders have been shown to be linked to pain, depressive mode, and disability [53], and treating sleep disturbances with non-pharmacological measures such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has been shown to be effective in the management of pain [54].…”

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