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Study finds link between depression and post-surgery pain

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A study led by Nils Niederstrasser found that people who are depressed or anxious before joint replacement surgery tend to feel more pain afterwards

Period11 Nov 2020 → 1 Dec 2020

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TitlePreoperative Mental State Associated With Postoperative Pain
Degree of recognitionInternational
Media name/outletThe Clinical Advisor
Media typeWeb
CountryUnited States
Date1/12/20
DescriptionEven modest depression, anxiety, and catastrophizing are predictors of whether a patient later experiences improvements in pain relief following joint replacement surgery, according to a review published online in the Journal of Pain.
URLhttps://www.clinicaladvisor.com/home/topics/pain-information-center/preoperative-mental-state-associated-with-postoperative-pain/
PersonsNils Niederstrasser
TitleStudy finds link between depression and post-surgery pain
Degree of recognitionRegional
Media name/outletThe News
Media typePrint
CountryUnited Kingdom
Date11/11/20
DescriptionA study led by Nils Niederstrasser found that people who are depressed or anxious before joint replacement surgery tend to feel more pain afterwards
URLhttps://printmonitoringservice.vuelio.co.uk/file/displaypdf?articleid=1334465&clientname=80796_UniversityofPortsmouth_PRINT&filename=502057453.pdf
PersonsNils Niederstrasser

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