2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpain.2004.02.226
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Catastrophizing predicts changes in thermal pain responses after resolution of acute dental pain

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“…15 To some degree, this model of catastrophizing makes intuitive sense; although individuals may differ widely in how prone they are to catastrophize when in pain, such individual differences are unlikely to produce substantive consequences until individuals are exposed to significant pain experiences. In prior studies, catastrophizing has been cross-sectionally linked with enhanced report of affective distress in a variety of clinical samples.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…15 To some degree, this model of catastrophizing makes intuitive sense; although individuals may differ widely in how prone they are to catastrophize when in pain, such individual differences are unlikely to produce substantive consequences until individuals are exposed to significant pain experiences. In prior studies, catastrophizing has been cross-sectionally linked with enhanced report of affective distress in a variety of clinical samples.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Catastrophizing is a consistently-important predictor of pain-related outcomes, 13,46 showing associations with day-to-day pain symptoms and with the development of persistent pain, even in initially healthy samples. 15,41 Though the specific nature of catastrophizing is under debate, 49,50 one hypothesis about catastrophizing is that it may function as a diathesis, varying widely between individuals but not manifesting its detrimental effects until a pain condition is present. Data from community samples indicate a fairly normal distribution of catastrophizing scores, and a statistically significant, though slight, elevation in catastrophizing in those experiencing moderate pain compared with pain-free adults.…”
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“…Cross-sectionally, more frequent catastrophizing is reliably associated with heightened pain experience and emotional distress across many chronically painful conditions (Sullivan et al 2001a), although the potentially beneficial effects of catastrophizing early in the course of chronic pain have also been identified (Jensen et al 2002). Moreover, recent prospective studies in healthy adults (Picavet et al 2002), and patients with acute (Edwards et al 2004),or chronic pain (Covic et al 2003;Haythornthwaite et al 2003) have revealed that catastrophizing is a risk factor for multiple deleterious pain outcomes. These findings have stimulated interest in understanding how catastrophizing exerts its effects.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…11,100,101,118 Follow-up studies have also shown that the initial catastrophization ideas are related to the level of pain that a patient will point out after a surgical procedure 41,88 or after other painful conditions. 23,24,111,126 Although the exact mechanisms by which catastrophization affects the experience of pain and disability are not well known, it has been suggested that it influences the focusing of one's attention to the painful or potentially painful process. People, who catastrophize, have difficulties in not focusing on the painful or threatening stimulus.…”
Section: Catastrophizationmentioning
confidence: 99%