General and Pain‐Associated Psychological Distress Phenotypes Among Patients With Low Back Pain in the Military Health System
Daniel I. Rhon,
Steven Z. George,
Tina A. Greenlee
et al.
Abstract:ObjectivesThe primary objective was to describe rates of general and pain‐related psychological distress for individuals with low back pain (LBP) in the Military Health System (MHS). We identified common phenotypes defined by rates of general and pain‐related psychological distress and compared phenotypes on their level of pain interference, physical function, anxiety, and depression.MethodsWe created a cohort from two completed trials assessing non‐pharmacological treatment for LBP in the MHS (n=510 total). T… Show more
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