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How Many Steps Per Day During the Early Postoperative Period are Associated With Patient-Reported Outcomes of Disability, Pain, and Opioid Use After Lumbar Spine Surgery?

Hiral Master ; Jacquelyn S. Pennings ; Rogelio A. Coronado ; Jordan A. Bley ; Payton E. Robinette ; Christine M. Haug ; Richard L. Skolasky ; Lee H. Riley III ; Brian J. Neuman ; Joseph S. Cheng ; Oran S. Aaronson ; Clinton J. Devin ; Stephen T. Wegener ; Kristin R. Archer |

Dans Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (Vol. 102, n° 10, 2021)

Objective To investigate whether early postoperative walking is associated with “best outcome” and no opioid use at 1 year after lumbar spine surgery and establish a threshold for steps/day to inform clinical practice. Design Secondary an[...]

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Pain Sensitivity and Pain Catastrophizing Are Associated With Persistent Pain and Disability After Lumbar Spine Surgery

Rogelio A. Coronado ; Steven Z. George ; Clinton J. Devin |

Dans Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2015/10, 2015)

Objective To examine whether pain sensitivity and pain catastrophizing are associated with persistent pain and disability after lumbar spine surgery. Design Prospective observational cohort study. Setting Academic medical center. Participants[...]

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