Prevalência de ansiedade, depressão e cinesiofobia em pacientes com lombalgia e sua associação com os sintomas da lombalgia

Trocoli, Tathiana O.; Botelho, Ricardo Vieira

doi:10.1016/j.rbr.2015.09.009

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“…Studies in both Spain and the Netherlands have found that CBP was significantly associated with a higher risk of depression and a significantly higher risk of developing a later mood disorder, respectively [ 8 , 13 ]. Notwithstanding the significant amount of research globally, public health officials in Brazil had no generalizable studies that showed a link between self-reported CBP and SRCD, as previous research had been on a small scale and contradictory [ 24 , 25 ]. Using the results of this current study, they will be able to demonstrate the significant association between self-reported CBP and SRCD in order to guide policy change.…”

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“…However, it has only been studied previously in Brazil on a very limited scale and with contradicting results. Trocoli and Botelho found no association between CBP and depression among 65 patients who presented to a walk-in clinic with back pain in São Paulo, Brazil in 2015 [ 24 ], while Rodrigues de Souza et al, found a significant association between depression and CBP in 2016 among 30 patients with back pain in São Carlos, Brazil [ 25 ].…”

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Self-Reported Chronic Back Pain and Current Depression in Brazil: A National Level Study

Norris

Oancea

Nucci

2023

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There is limited literature investigating the association between chronic back pain (CBP) and depression in Brazil. This study evaluates the association between CBP, CBP-related physical limitations (CBP-RPL), and self-reported current depression (SRCD), in a nationally representative sample of Brazilian adults. The data for this cross-sectional study came from the 2019 Brazilian National Health Survey (n = 71,535). The Personal Health Questionnaire depression scale (PHQ-8) was used to measure the SRCD outcome. The exposures of interest were self-reported CBP and CBP-RPL (none, slight, moderate, and high limitation). Multivariable weighted and adjusted logistic regression models were used to investigate these associations. The weighted prevalence of SRCD among CBP was 39.5%. There was a significant weighted and adjusted association between CBP and SRCD (weighted and adjusted odds ratio (WAOR) 2.69 (95% CI: 2.45–2.94). The WAOR of SRCD among individuals with high, moderate, and slight levels of physical limitation was significantly greater than for those without physical limitation due to CBP. Among Brazilian adults with high levels of CBP-RPL, there was over a five-fold increased risk of SRCD compared to those without CBP-RPL. These results are important for increasing awareness of the link between CBP and SRCD and for informing health services policies.

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Self-Reported Chronic Back Pain and Current Depression in Brazil: A National Level Study

Norris

Oancea

Nucci

2023

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“…The Tampa Kinesiophobia Scale defined as excessive, irrational and debilitating fear of movement, is commonly found in patients with fibromyalgia due to the association between pain/fatigue and movement increasing the patient’s disability 40 . The Tampa kinesiophobia scoring scale follows a specific dynamic of the sum of responses present in a questionnaire with seventeen questions, where the final values can vary from 17 to 68 points, with a mild classification (17 to 34 points), moderate (35 to 40 points) and severe (51 to 68 points) 41 .…”

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Spectrochemical approach combined with symptoms data to diagnose fibromyalgia through paper spray ionization mass spectrometry (PSI-MS) and multivariate classification

Alves

Maciel

Passos

et al. 2023

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This study performs a chemical investigation of blood plasma samples from patients with and without fibromyalgia, combined with some of the symptoms and their levels of intensity used in the diagnosis of this disease. The symptoms evaluated were: visual analogue pain scale (VAS); fibromyalgia impact questionnaire (FIQ); Hamilton anxiety rating scale (HAM); Tampa Scale for Kinesiophobia (TAMPA); quality of life Questionnaire—physical and mental health (QL); and Pain Catastrophizing Scale (CAT). Plasma samples were analyzed by paper spray ionization mass spectrometry (PSI-MS). Spectral data were organized into datasets and related to each of the symptoms measured. The datasets were submitted to multivariate classification using supervised models such as principal component analysis with linear discriminant analysis (PCA-LDA), successive projections algorithm with linear discriminant analysis (SPA-LDA), genetic algorithm with linear discriminant analysis (GA-LDA) and their versions with quadratic discriminant analysis (PCA/SPA/GA-QDA) and support vector machines (PCA/SPA/GA-SVM). These algorithm combinations were performed aiming the best class separation. Good discrimination between the controls and fibromyalgia samples were observed using PCA-LDA, where the spectral data associated with the CAT symptom achieved 100% classification sensitivity, and associated with the VAS symptom achieved 100% classification specificity, with both symptoms at the moderate level of intensity. The spectral variable at 579 m/z was found to be substantially significant for classification according to the PCA loadings. According to the human metabolites database, this variable can be associated with a LysoPC compound, which comprises a class of metabolites already evidenced in other studies for fibromyalgia diagnosis. This study proposed an investigation of spectral data combined with clinical data to compare the classification ability of different datasets. The good classification results obtained confirm this technique is as a good analytical tool for the detection of fibromyalgia, and provides theoretical support for other studies about fibromyalgia diagnosis.

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“…The nal score can be at least 17 and a maximum of 68. The Kinesiophobia classi cation is divided into light (17 to 34 points), made up to (35 to 50 points) and serious (51 to 68 points) (22).…”

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Functional Performance indicators and kinesiophobia and their relationship with muscle strength, quality of life and fatigue in women breast cancer survivors

Marques

Santos

Silva

et al. 2022

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Purpose To relate functional performance and kinesiophobia to muscle strength, fatigue and quality of life in women who survivors breast cancer. Methods Participated the study 62 women separate into control group (CNT) (age: 52,16 ± 7,59) and breast cancer survivors group (BCS) (age: 52,93 ± 8,95). The functional performance was evaluated by the DASH, the kinesiophobia it was evaluated by the Tampa Scale, quality of life was evaluated EORTC BR-23, fatigue was evaluated FACT B + 4, the muscle strength was evaluated isometric test bilateral and test 1RM. The normality of the data was evaluated by the Komogorov-Smirnov test. Pearson's correlation was used to evaluate the relationship between the variables that presented normal distribution and the Sperman correlation to evaluate the relationship between the variables that did not present normal distribution. The significance level was considered when the p ≤ 0.05 Results. The BCS group showed worse levels of functional performance (p < 0,001), bilateral isometric strenght (p < 0,001), test 1RM (p = 0,011) and higher levels kinesiophobia than the CNT group (p = 0,005). Bilateral isometric strenght showed a negative correlation with kinesiophobia (r = 0,295; p = 0,019) and functional performance (r= -0,351; p = 0,005). Functional performance showed negative correlaton with fatigue (r= -0,435; p = 0,0004) and quality of life ( -0,296; p = 0,019). Conclusion. BCS women have low levels of functional performance, isometric test bilateral, test 1RM and higher levels of kinesiophobia. The functional performance showed negative correlation with bilateral isometric strenght, fatigue and quality of life. The kinesiophobia showed negative correlation with bilateral isometric strenght.

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Prevalência de ansiedade, depressão e cinesiofobia em pacientes com lombalgia e sua associação com os sintomas da lombalgia

Abstract: There was no association between the groups and anxiety and depression. However, there was a positive correlation between kinesiophobia and the Organic group. Studies of other patient samples are needed to confirm the reproducibility and validity of these data in other populations.

Cited by 28 publications

References 25 publications

Self-Reported Chronic Back Pain and Current Depression in Brazil: A National Level Study

Self-Reported Chronic Back Pain and Current Depression in Brazil: A National Level Study

Spectrochemical approach combined with symptoms data to diagnose fibromyalgia through paper spray ionization mass spectrometry (PSI-MS) and multivariate classification

Functional Performance indicators and kinesiophobia and their relationship with muscle strength, quality of life and fatigue in women breast cancer survivors

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