The Identification of Pain Phenotypes in Individuals With Low Back Pain in Response to Dynamic Resistance Exercise

This study provides novel evidence that biopsychosocial phenotypes influence pain responses to resistance exercise, offering a potential pathway to personalised rehabilitation for LBP.

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European Journal of Pain
Published
2025-09-26
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https://doi.org/10.1002/ejp.70136
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1
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Musculoskeletal pain and rehabilitation
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The Identification of Pain Phenotypes in Individuals With Low Back Pain in Response to Dynamic Resistance Exercise

Jeffrey R. Stout, Abigail W. Anderson, Kaitlyn Lyons, William J. Hanney, Matt S. Stock
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Abstract

This study provides novel evidence that biopsychosocial phenotypes influence pain responses to resistance exercise, offering a potential pathway to personalised rehabilitation for LBP.

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