Table 3.

Spatial extent of pain, trauma characteristics, and psychometric data for patient subgroupings. Reported pain locations not mutually exclusive—patients could report pain at more than one location.

Participants who reportedor met criteria for	N	Number reportingpain at location	Trauma characteristics	Psychometric data
Pain at time of trauma	124	Head = 89 (72%) Torso = 73 (59%) Periphery/limb = 71 (57%) Genitals = 62 (50%) Heart = 28 (23%)
Pain upon remembering	109	Head = 62 (57%) Torso = 61 (56%) Periphery/limb = 36 (33%) Genitals = 38 (35%) Heart = 26 (24%)
Pain flashbacks	82	Head = 62 (76%) Torso = 52 (63%) Periphery/limb = 45 (55%) Genitals = 41 (50%) Heart = 16 (20%)	Childhood trauma = 61 (74%) Sexual trauma = 49 (60%) Single-event trauma = 6 (7%) Multiple trauma = 76 (93%)	PDS = 37.49 (SD = 7.36) HADS Anxiety = 15.33 (SD = 3.32) HADS Depression = 11.07 (SD = 4.14)
No pain flashbacks	84	Head = 42 (50%) Torso = 31 (37%) Periphery/limb = 9 (11%) Genitals = 27 (32%) Heart = 17 (20%)	Childhood trauma = 56 (67%) Sexual trauma = 55 (65%) Single-event trauma = 14 (17%) Multiple trauma = 70 (83%)	PDS = 37.01 (SD = 8.29) HADS Anxiety = 15.55 (SD = 3.89) HADS Depression = 11.43 (SD = 4.77)

PDS = Posttraumatic Diagnostic Scale; HADS = Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale.