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. 2018 Sep 12;11:1835–1847. doi: 10.2147/JPR.S159729

Table 3.

Multivariate analysis of the factors associated with pain intensity

Variables CNP (N=46) PNP (N=159)

Coefficient
(TE)
t p-value 95% CI Coefficient
(TE)
t p-value 95% CI
Constant 9.64 (1.1) 8.77 <0.001 (7.42; 11.86) 7.97 (0.8) 10.32 <0.001 (6.45; 9.50)
Type of contact
 Follow-up −1.59 (0.5) −2.99 0.005 (−2.67; −0.52) −0.74 (0.4) −2.03 0.045 (−1.46; −0.02)
 Initial*
Current state ofhealth; EQ-5D score −0.02 (0.1) −1.55 0.130 (0.01; 0.99) −0.01 (0.0) −1.92 0.057 (−0.03;0.00)
Pain location upper
limbs
 Yes −1.13 (0.5) −2.32 0.025 (−2.10; −0.15) These variables were not included in this model
 No*
Pain location lower limbs
 Yes 1.09 (0.5) 2.305 0.026 (0.14; 2.05)
 No*
Depression
 Yes These variables were not included in this model 0.67 (0.3) 2.16 0.032 (0.06; 1.27)
 No*
Sleep disorders
 Yes 0.83 (0.3) 2.76 0.006 (0.24; 1.43)
 No*
Duration of pain −0.07(0.0) −2.45 0.014 (−0.12; −0.01)
R2 corrected=0.264 R2 corrected=0.133

Notes:

*

Reference category. The self-perceived health status was included in the model as a confounding variable.

Abbreviations: CNP, central neuropathic pain; EQ-5D, EuroQol-5 Dimensions; PNP, peripheral neuropathic pain.