A prospective study of the association between pain and catastrophizing after selective nerve root blockade

SNRB reduces pain catastrophizing in LRP patients, although baseline catastrophizing does not predict pain outcomes. Addressing catastrophizing remains important but may serve better as an outcome measure rather than a predictor of treatment response.

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Pain Practice
Published
2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1111/papr.70017
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Musculoskeletal pain and rehabilitation
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A prospective study of the association between pain and catastrophizing after selective nerve root blockade

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A prospective study of the association between pain and catastrophizing after selective nerve root blockade

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Abstract

SNRB reduces pain catastrophizing in LRP patients, although baseline catastrophizing does not predict pain outcomes. Addressing catastrophizing remains important but may serve better as an outcome measure rather than a predictor of treatment response.

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