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. 2021 Nov 3;43(3):998–1010. doi: 10.1002/hbm.25702

TABLE 1.

Studies characteristics

Studies Participants (#) Duration of chronic pain (in months) Direction of between‐group differences in depression scores Direction of between‐group differences in anxiety scores Medications wash‐out (yes/no); time before scanning session
CP(F/M) CTRL(F/M)
Fibromyalgia
Gracely et al. (2002) 16(15/1) 16(15/1) Not reported Not reported Not reported Yes; 12 hr
Pujol et al. (2009) a 9(9/0) 9(9/0) M = 104 Not reported Not reported Yes; 72 hr
Jensen et al. (2009) 16(16/0) 16(16/0) Not reported Not reported Not reported Yes; flexible
Burgmer et al. (2012) 17(17/0) 17(17/0) >24 FM > CTRL FM > CTRL Yes; 48 hr
Kim et al. (2013) 21(21/0) 11 (11/0) Not reported FM > CTRL FM = CTRL Not reported
Schreiber et al. (2017) 38(33/5) 15(10/5) Not reported FM > CTRL FM > CTRL No
Low‐back pain
Derbyshire et al. (2002) a 16(12/4) 16(11/5) Not reported Trend LBP > CTRL LBP > CTRL Yes; 2 weeks
Baliki et al. (2010) 16(8/8) 16(8/8) Not reported Not reported Not reported Not reported
Rodriguez‐Raecke et al. (2014) 19(12/7) 21(15/6) >2 LBP > CTRL LBP = CTRL No
Irritable bowel syndrome
Verne et al. (2003) a 9(6/3) 9(6/3) >60 Not reported Not reported Not reported
Elsenbruch et al. (2010) a 15(15/0) 12(12/0) >12 IBS = CTRL IBS > CTRL Not reported
Bouhassira et al. (2010) a 19(19/0) 11(11/0) M = 216 IBS = CTRL IBS = CTRL Yes; 7 days
Guleria et al. (2017) a 20 (0/20) 10 (0/10) M = 28 Not reported Not reported Not reported
Neuropathic pain
Albuquerque et al. (2006) 8(8/0) 8(8/0) M = 48 NP = CTRL NP > CTRL Yes; >4 half‐lives
Vartiainen et al. (2009) a 8(7/1) 11(5/6) 36–240 Not reported Not reported Not reported
Neuropathic pain and fibromyalgia
Hampson et al. (2013) a 48(48/0) 13(13/0) Not reported Not reported Not reported Not reported
Total participants 295(246/49) 211(167/44)
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Studies contributing to the cluster identified in the analysis of Dataset #2 with the coordinate density analysis (ABC). Bibliography in Supporting Information.

Abbreviations: CP, chronic pain patients; CTRL, control individuals; F, female; M, male.