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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Clin J Pain. 2018 Apr;34(4):332–338. doi: 10.1097/AJP.0000000000000540

Table 3.

Association of demographic and clinical variables to change in movement pain (adjusted for 6 week movement pain) and to change in dysfunction (adjusted for 6 week dysfunction).

Pain Change Dysfunction Change

Variable Correlation (r) or ANCOVA (F) p value Correlation (r) or ANCOVA (F) p value
Sex F = 1.97 0.16 F = 32.64* 0.01
Age r = 0.06 0.46 r = 0.07 0.34
6 weeks post-TKA
Opioid dose hour prior to testing r = 0.08 0.34 r = 0.14 0.07
Non-Opioid dose hour prior to testing r = −0.10 0.21 r = 0.07 0.36
Range of motion pain r = −0.12 0.09
Depression – positive screen F = 0.28 0.60 F = 19.48* 0.00
Anxiety r = −0.20* 0.02 r = −0.22* 0.00
Pain Catastrophizing r = −0.24* 0.01 r = −0.31* 0.00
Dysfunction (KOOS ADLs) r = −0.16 0.06
PPT surgical knee r = 0.02 0.78
PPT contralateral tibia r = −0.09 0.30
HPT surgical knee r = −0.04 0.65
HPT contralateral tibia r = 0.01 0.86
6 months post-TKA
Opioid mgs per day r = −0.06 0.45 r = −0.10 0.22
Non-opioid mgs per day r = −0.04 0.64 r = −0.06 0.44
*

p < .05