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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pain. 2015 Apr 16;16(7):666–675. doi: 10.1016/j.jpain.2015.04.001

Table 4.

Morphine response outcomes by SOAPP-R clinical cutoff status.

Clinical Cutoff Status

Morphine Response Outcomes SOAPP-R <18 (n=41) SOAPP-R ≥ 18 (n=14)
DELTA Drug Effect 1.4±1.10 1.4±1.34
DELTA Drug Liking 3.8±23.87 19.3±20.53*
DELTA Take Again 3.4±23.88 35.9±26.79***
VAS Feeling High 34.0±32.04 40.1±34.25
VAS Feeling Sedated 22.9±32.42 45.0±29.42*
VAS Feeling Elated 14.9±31.63 27.0±33.31
VAS Feeling Down 4.8±16.90 −5.2±27.80
VAS Feeling Anxious 7.1±19.72 1.0±29.32
VAS Feeling Good 7.0±31.79 23.1±32.16
VAS Feeling Bad 8.6±27.33 −11.4±32.07*
Morphine Effect on Acute Ischemic Pain -
    MPQ-Sensory −1.4±6.00 −2.7±6.06
    MPQ-Affective −0.6±1.84 −1.1±2.38
    Tolerance 27.3±111.97 70.3±160.17
Morphine Effect on Acute Thermal Pain -
    MPQ-Sensory −0.4±4.69 −3.1±5.71
    MPQ-Affective 0.0±1.17 −0.9±3.01
    Tolerance 0.3±1.00 0.0±0.76
Morphine Effect on Chronic Pain -
    MPQ-Sensory −0.7±3.75 −4.8±7.05**
    MPQ-Affective 0.2±1.75 −0.6±1.45

p<.10

*

p<.05

**

p<.01

***

p<.001

Note: Clinical cutoff of 18 or higher on the SOAPP-R for identifying increased opioid risk in chronic pain patients is based on recommendations of Butler et al.9,10. DELTA, VAS opioid effects, and pain morphine response outcomes all reflect differences between morphine and placebo condition responses.