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Commentary: Pain catastrophizing and low back pain: does catastrophizing predict progression?
The Spine Journal, 2012COMMENTARY ON Kovacs FM, Seco J, Royuela A, et al. The prognostic value of catastrophizing for predicting the clinical evolution of low back pain patients: a study in routine clinical practice within the Spanish National Health Service. Spine J 2012;12:545–55 ( in this issue ).
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Pain, pain catastrophizing, and past mental healthcare utilization
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 2014Pain symptoms have been associated with a number of psychiatric disorders, particularly mood and anxiety disorders as well as personality disorders. However, to our knowledge, no study to date has examined pain symptoms in terms of participants' past mental healthcare utilization--the focus of the present study.Using a cross-sectional approach and a ...
Randy A, Sansone +2 more
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Catastrophizing and perceived partner responses to pain
Pain, 2004This study examined the relationship between catastrophizing and patient-perceived partner responses to pain behaviors. The Catastrophizing subscale of the Cognitive Coping Strategy Inventory and the West Haven-Yale Multidimensional Pain Inventory were completed by 62 adult chronic pain patients.
Jennifer L, Boothby +3 more
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PAIN CATASTROPHIZING IN PATIENTS WITH SHOULDER PAIN
2017Barreto R.P.G.1, Ribeiro L.P.1, Lucera G.M.1, Arrais-Lima C.1, Camargo P.R.11Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Laboratory of Analysis and Intervention of the Shoulder Complex, São Carlos, BrazilBackground: Pain catastrophizing (PC) is an important cognitive pattern, and seems to be related to greater intensity of pain, dysfunction, and symptoms ...
Paula R. Camargo +4 more
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Reducing Catastrophic thinking Associated with Pain
Pain Management, 2011SUMMARY Over the past two decades increasingly compelling research has identified pain catastrophizing as an important psychological risk factor for a wide range of pain-related outcomes. In response to this literature, there have been calls for the clinical use of catastrophizing as a prognostic indicator of problematic recovery, and for the ...
Timothy H, Wideman, Michael Jl, Sullivan
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Pain, catastrophizing, and depression in the rheumatic diseases
Nature Reviews Rheumatology, 2011Persistent and disabling pain is the hallmark of osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, and various other rheumatologic conditions. However, disease severity (as measured by 'objective' indices such as those that employ radiography or serology) is only marginally related to patients' reports of pain severity, and pain-related presentation ...
Robert R, Edwards +5 more
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Catastrophizing: A Risk Factor For Postsurgical Pain
The Clinical Journal of Pain, 2005This research was designed to test the hypothesis that presurgery "catastrophizing" would predict postsurgical pain and postsurgical analgesic consumption.A sample of 48 individuals who underwent anterior cruciate ligament repair participated in the study.
D Janet, Pavlin +3 more
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Pain Catastrophizing and Anxiety
2019Abstract The optimization of perioperative patients involves targeting the modifiable individual factors that influence pain, function, and surgical outcomes. However, many untapped opportunities exist, particularly in the psychological realm.
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