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. 2019 Dec 3;10:1110. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2019.01110

Table 1.

Chronic pain subjects characteristics.

Subject Pain disorder Pain
type
Pain
site
Pain
duration (years)
Analgesic medication Pain diary
(VAS)
Scan pain
(VAS)
1 Trigeminal post-herpetic neuralgia NP Left 7.5 None 5.06 3.0
2 Myofascial pain NNP Bilateral 26 150 mg/day pregabalin, 3,990 mg/day paracetamol 6.36 5.3
3 Myofascial pain NNP Bilateral 48 None 3.97 4.3
4 Neuropathic pain after SCI NP Bilateral 13 None 8.77 1.4
5 Neuropathic pain after SCI NP Bilateral 1.3 900 mg/day pregabalin; 120 mg/day oxycodone
60 mg/day paracetamol
8.80 7.0
6 Neuropathic pain after SCI NP Bilateral 10.8 600 mg/day gabapentin 4.34 1.9
7 Myofascial pain NNP Bilateral 14 None 4.50 2.8
8 Myofascial pain NNP Bilateral 5.5 None 3.20 2.9
9 Myofascial pain NNP Bilateral 5 None 1.92 1.4
10 Trigeminal neuropathy NP Bilateral 9 None 3.02 6.4
11 Atypical trigeminal neuralgia NP left 17 None 2.60 2.6
12 Neuropathic pain after SCI NP Bilateral 10.5 None 5.12 6.0
13 Neuropathic pain after SCI NP Bilateral 10 None 0.89 0.5
14 Neuropathic pain after SCI NP Bilateral 4.7 600 mg/day pregabalin 3.84 1.8
15 Neuropathic pain after SCI NP Bilateral 36.8 None 1.63 3.1
16 Trigeminal neuropathy NP Bilateral 10 None 0.56 0.6
17 Neuropathic pain after SCI NP Bilateral 27.5 None 4.77 3.6
18 Neuropathic pain after SCI NP Bilateral 34.5 None 2.80 2.8
19 Neuropathic pain after SCI NP Bilateral 23 None 1.73 2.2
Mean
(± SD)
16.5 ± 13 3.9 ± 2.3 3.1 ± 1.9

VAS, visual analog scale; SCI, spinal cord injury; NP, neuropathic pain; NNP, non-neuropathic pain.