2020
DOI: 10.1002/ejp.1622
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Visual trajectory pattern as prognostic factors for neck pain

Abstract: Background A novel approach capturing both temporal variation and pain intensity of neck pain is by visual trajectory patterns. Recently, both previous and expected visual trajectory patterns were identified as stronger predictors of outcome than traditional measures of pain history and psychological distress. Our aim was to examine patient characteristics within the various previous and expected patterns, relationship between the two patterns and predictive value of a variable combining the previous and expec… Show more

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“…Independent of outcome measure, the pain patterns and baseline values of outcomes were the predictors that contributed the most to prediction. Previously, neck pain history (including previous episodes and duration) and future expectations assessed by traditional measures (i.e., numeric scales) have been found to be predictors of GPE, pain and disability [ 17 , 19 , 22 , 30 , 45 ]. These findings support our results on pain history and expectations as consistent prognostic factors.…”
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“…Independent of outcome measure, the pain patterns and baseline values of outcomes were the predictors that contributed the most to prediction. Previously, neck pain history (including previous episodes and duration) and future expectations assessed by traditional measures (i.e., numeric scales) have been found to be predictors of GPE, pain and disability [ 17 , 19 , 22 , 30 , 45 ]. These findings support our results on pain history and expectations as consistent prognostic factors.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The association with outcome for the remaining predictors (radiating pain to shoulder and/or elbow, physical leisure activity, MSK pain-sites and education level) were less consistent, in line with previous research on prognostic factors and models for neck pain [ 18 , 20 , 22 ]. Consultation-type has previous proven to be associated with outcome [ 20 ], but not to interact with other predictors [ 20 , 30 ]. A recent study used a set of predefined prognostic factors to develop prognostic models for recovery of patients with neck pain [ 22 ].…”
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“…Decisions regarding treatment and follow-up were at the chiropractors' discretion. Descriptions of cohort recruitment and study procedures, including the comparison of our cohort with a cohort of LBP patients from Kongsted et al, are published previously (Irgens et al, 2020;Myhrvold et al, 2019Myhrvold et al, , 2020). The Regional Committee for Medical and Health Research Ethics (2015/89) approved the study protocol.…”
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“…A next step should therefore examine if the trajectories can be found in drawings of corresponding visual patterns. The knowledge of such self-reported versus data-driven trajectories is emerging (Dunn et al, 2017;Hestbaek et al, 2019;Myhrvold et al, 2019Myhrvold et al, , 2020, and visual trajectories have the potential to substitute long-term follow-ups in research. Our study can form a basis for applying the same approach to NP.…”
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confidence: 99%