The McGill Pain Questionnaire (short form).
The Short-form McGill Pain Questionnaire is a standardized questionnaire assessing pain's sensory and affective dimensions. The types of pain are scaled as to their intensity between 1-4 (a higher value denotes higher intensity), the overall intensity is scaled between 0-5 (a higher value denotes higher intensity), and VAS is used to visualize the notion of pain (evaluated on a scale of 0-10, a higher value denotes higher intensity).
Changes in The McGill Pain Questionnaire (short form) at T2.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in The McGill Pain Questionnaire (short form) at T3.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in The McGill Pain Questionnaire (short form) at T4.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in The McGill Pain Questionnaire (short form) at T5.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in The McGill Pain Questionnaire (short form) at T6.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in The McGill Pain Questionnaire (short form) at T7.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in The McGill Pain Questionnaire (short form) at T8.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
The numeric rating scale (NRS) as part of "pain diary"
The numeric rating scale (NRS) is a pain screening tool, commonly used to assess pain severity at that moment in time using a 0-10 scale, with zero meaning "no pain" and 10 meaning "the worst pain imaginable.
Changes in the numeric rating scale (NRS) every day of them follow-up period.
The numeric rating scale (NRS) is a pain screening tool, commonly used to assess pain severity at that moment in time using a 0-10 scale, with zero meaning "no pain" and 10 meaning "the worst pain imaginable.
The Margolis Pain Diagram
The Margolis pain diagram weights the extension and distribution of pain, expressed as the percentage of body surface in pain and its location. The tool consists of a dorsal and a ventral drawing of the body. The subjects are asked to shade areas in which they have experienced pain.
Changes in the Margolis Pain Diagram at T2.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in the Margolis Pain Diagram at T3.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in the Margolis Pain Diagram at T4.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in the Margolis Pain Diagram at T5.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in the Margolis Pain Diagram at T6.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in the Margolis Pain Diagram at T7.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in the Margolis Pain Diagram at T8.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
The questionnaire of interference with daily activities
A standardized questionnaire to evaluate the interference of pain with daily activities. Minimum=0 points, maximum=5 points. A higher score generally means more severe interference.
Changes in the questionnaire of interference with daily activities at T2.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in the questionnaire of interference with daily activities at T3.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in the questionnaire of interference with daily activities at T4.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in the questionnaire of interference with daily activities at T5.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in the questionnaire of interference with daily activities at T6.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in the questionnaire of interference with daily activities at T7.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in the questionnaire of interference with daily activities at T8.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Beck's Depression Inventory (BDI)
A standardized questionnaire to evaluate the symptoms of depression. Minimum=0 points, maximum=63 points. A higher score generally means more severe anxiety
Changes in Beck's Depression Inventory (BDI) at T2.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in Beck's Depression Inventory (BDI) at T3.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in Beck's Depression Inventory (BDI) at T4.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in Beck's Depression Inventory (BDI) at T5.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in Beck's Depression Inventory (BDI) at T6.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in Beck's Depression Inventory (BDI) at T7.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in Beck's Depression Inventory (BDI) at T8.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI)
A standardized questionnaire to evaluate the symptoms of anxiety. Minimum=0 points, maximum=63 points. A higher score generally means more severe anxiety
Changes in Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI) at T2.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI) at T3.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI) at T4.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI) at T5.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI) at T6.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI) at T7.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement
Changes in Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI) at T8.
Changes compared to the baseline (T1) will be calculated and further statistically compared between the groups. A negative difference to the baseline means an improvement