Motor Function Predicts Parent‐Reported Musculoskeletal Pain in Children with Cerebral Palsy

Barney, Chantel C.; Krach, Linda E.; Rivard, Patrick; Belew, John; Symons, Frank J.

doi:10.1155/2013/813867

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“…15 The BPI has also been used as a parent proxy report tool for children with cerebral palsy and duration of pain was significantly related to BPI total score (p<.05). 16 In this sample the BPI showed strong internal consistency (cronbach’s alpha = .96) and significantly correlated with parent reported pain intensity ratings ( r = .76, p < .05).…”

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A Case-controlled Investigation of Pain Experience and Sensory Function in Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis

Barney

Hoch

Byiers³

et al. 2015

The Clinical Journal of Pain

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Objectives This case-control study explored pain experience and expression among individuals with Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis (NCL) through parental report, tactile-sensory testing, and infrared thermography (IRT). Methods Individuals with NCL (n=8; M age= 14.8 years) and their unaffected siblings (n=8;M age 23.5 years) were characterized in terms of pain response to a brief tactile sensory test (light touch, Von Frey monofilament). During sensory testing, behavioral expression was measured using the Battens Observational Pain Scale (BOPS) and infrared thermography (IRT) was used to quantify changes in skin/eye temperature. Results Individuals with NCL experienced pain frequently and from multiple sources that negatively impacted their lives. Individuals with NCL were reactive to the sensory testing as indexed by significant increased IRT temperature change (p<.001). Across combined sensory conditions, individuals with NCL were significantly more reactive (BOPS total score) to sensory testing compared to siblings (p< .05). Similarly, IRT difference scores between sensory conditions revealed a significant increase in temperature for individuals with NCL compared to siblings (p<.001). Discussion Ongoing reported pain was a problem for the individuals with NCL in this sample. Increased pain expression during the repeated Von Frey filament suggests that the pathophysiology of the ongoing pain may be centrally mediated.

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A Case-controlled Investigation of Pain Experience and Sensory Function in Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis

Barney

Hoch

Byiers³

et al. 2015

The Clinical Journal of Pain

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“…Este hallazgo fue evidenciado por Barney y cols. en el año 2013 6 , quienes encontraron al igual que se pueden utilizar como factor predictivo los niveles bajos de desempeño motor en estos pacientes para establecer el riesgo de presentar dolor.…”

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“…Así, esta correlación podría ser usada adecuadamente como una herramienta para predecir la posibilidad de los pacientes con discapacidad motora no comunicantes de padecer dolor, como factor asociado a su cuadro de IMOC en relación con los hallazgos de Barney y cols. en el año 2013 6 , quienes encuentran al igual que se pueden utilizar como factor predictivo los niveles bajos de desempeño motor en estos pacientes para establecer el riesgo de presentar dolor.…”

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“…Dichas habilidades motoras pueden ser evaluadas por medio de una escala de funcionalidad en los pacientes con IMOC llamada Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS) 6 . Esta escala ha sido desarrollada en la universidad de McMaster, en el centro de investigación de discapacidad infantil, y clasifica a los pacientes en categorías de I hasta V de acuerdo con el nivel de autonomía que presentan para sus actividades y desplazamientos; cuanto más alta sea la puntuación (ej: GMFCS V), mayor será el compromiso motor y la discapacidad para los desplazamientos.…”

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“…Esta escala ha sido desarrollada en la universidad de McMaster, en el centro de investigación de discapacidad infantil, y clasifica a los pacientes en categorías de I hasta V de acuerdo con el nivel de autonomía que presentan para sus actividades y desplazamientos; cuanto más alta sea la puntuación (ej: GMFCS V), mayor será el compromiso motor y la discapacidad para los desplazamientos. También se desarrolló una medición de la función motora del paciente con calificación numérica, llamada Gross Motor Function Measure 66 (GMFM66) 6 , la cual busca, de acuerdo con el desempeño motor del paciente, asignar un puntaje de su desempeño motor grueso durante la prueba, lo que permite tener una herramienta de seguimiento, facilitando así, en algunas ocasiones, establecer el pronóstico motor del paciente.…”

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Relación del valor de la clasificación y medición de la función motora gruesa (GMFM66-GMFCS) con episodios de dolor reportados por cuidadores en pacientes con insuficiencia motora de origen central (IMOC)

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Pain and sleep quality in children with non‐vascular Ehlers–Danlos syndromes

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Clemens

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The objective of this study was to explore the factors contributing to quality of life in pediatric patients with non-vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS). Data were analyzed on 41 children with a diagnosis of non-vascular EDS from the de-identified data available from the National Institute on Aging (NIA) study of heritable disorders of connective tissue. Children under age 19 years were seen as part of a long-term evaluation project from 2003 to 2013 on a larger natural history of patients with heritable disorders of connective tissue. Data collected included medical history, physical examination findings, diagnostic study results, and responses on validated questionnaires. We reviewed a sub-cohort of children with a diagnosis of non-vascular EDS and explored pain severity and interference via the Brief Pain Inventory, and sleep quality via the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index. Pain severity had a strong correlation with pain interference, and both were similar to other disorders that include chronic pain reported in the literature. Sleep quality did not correlate with pain severity or interference, but all patients had poor sleep quality in comparison to historical controls. We conclude that pain and sleep are significant issues in the pediatric non-vascular EDS population, and future research may be directed toward these issues.

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Motor Function Predicts Parent‐Reported Musculoskeletal Pain in Children with Cerebral Palsy

Cited by 28 publications

References 16 publications

A Case-controlled Investigation of Pain Experience and Sensory Function in Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis

A Case-controlled Investigation of Pain Experience and Sensory Function in Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis

Relación del valor de la clasificación y medición de la función motora gruesa (GMFM66-GMFCS) con episodios de dolor reportados por cuidadores en pacientes con insuficiencia motora de origen central (IMOC)

Pain and sleep quality in children with non‐vascular Ehlers–Danlos syndromes

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