Classifying chronic pain using ICD-11 and questionnaires—reported characteristics in Japanese patients with chronic pain

The ratio of primary to chronic secondary pain was almost 50%, and the group of patients with MG30.01 classification, which included fibromyalgia, had the highest severity among chronic primary pain. The MG30.01 classification of patients was also found to experience more severe pain compared to other classifications of chronic primary pain patients. The classification of patients with a major psychiatric component was not always clear, and some patients in the secondary category also had a clear psychiatric component, suggesting the need to develop complementary tools to support pain diagnosis.

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Frontiers in Pain Research
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2024-11-18
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fpain.2024.1430870
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Musculoskeletal pain and rehabilitation
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The ratio of primary to chronic secondary pain was almost 50%, and the group of patients with MG30.01 classification, which included fibromyalgia, had the highest severity among chronic primary pain. The MG30.01 classification of patients was also found to experience more severe pain compared to other classifications of chronic primary pain patients. The classification of patients with a major psychiatric component was not always clear, and some patients in the secondary category also had a clear psychiatric component, suggesting the need to develop complementary tools to support pain diagnosis.

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Tamagawa University (JP), Aichi Medical University (JP), Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International (JP)
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