C Okan Sakar, Olcay Kursun
Telediagnosis of Parkinson's disease using measurements of dysphonia
Journal of medical systems
primary aim crosssectional study examine prevalence pain phenotypes breast cancer survivors bcs secondary aim entails examining whether health related quality life differs main pain phenotypes bcs bcs experienced chronic pain asked complete numeric pain rating scale pain margolis pain diagram short form 36 sf36 following administration questionnaires quantitative sensory examinations applied determine prevalence predominant type pain recently proposed classification system cancer pain phenotyping canpphe network used 86 female participants 19 2209 dominant neuropathic pain 18 2093 dominant nociceptive pain 14 1628 dominant nociplastic pain 35 participants 4070 classified mixed pain oneway anova revealed significant difference four pain groups sf36 general health f 3205 p 0027 social functioning f 4093 p 0009 pain f 3603 p 0017 subscale scores study found pain bcs mostly mixed phenotype followed predominantly neuropathic nociplastic pain furthermore found compared bcs predominant neuropathic nociceptive pain bcs predominant nociplastic pain lower health related quality life areas bodily pain social functioning