The Clinical Journal of Pain 1999: Vol 15 Index

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The Clinical Journal of Pain
15:329-331 © 1999 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc., Philadelphia
The Clinical Journal of Pain
Volume 15, 1999
Author Index
Abdel-Moty, E. see Fishbain, D. A Edwards, R. R
Arendt-Nielsen, L. see Curatolo, M. Fillingim, R. B., Yamauchi, S., Sigurdsson, A., Bunting, S
Aronoff, G. M. Mohorn, S. G., Maixner, W.: Effects of gender and acute dental
Letter to the Editor: Response to Dr. Quintner’s letter to the editor, pain on thermal pain responses, 233
157 Edwards, T. see Clark, J. D
Asmundson, G. J. G. see Hadjistavropoulos, H. D. Ekholm, J. see Ohnmeiss, D. D
Eveleigh, D. J. see Okifuji, A
Ballantyne, M.
Stevens, B., McAllister, M., Dionne, K., Jack, A.: Validation of the Fanurik, D
premature infant pain profile in the clinical setting, 297 Koh, J. L., Schmitz, M. L., Harrison, R. D., Roberson, P. K., Kille
Bartmann, U. see Leibing, E brew, P.: Pain assessment and treatment in children with cogni
Bennett, S. M. see Gilbert, C. A. tive impairment: A survey of nurses’ and physicians’ beliefs, 304
Beyer, A. see Radbruch, L Fillingim, R. B. see Edwards, R. R
Bonicalzi, V Wilkinson, C. S., Powell, T.: Self-reported abuse history and pain
Canavero, S.: Letter to the Editor: CRPS: Are guidelines possible a complaints among young adults, 85
159 Fishbain, D. A
Brown, J. Cutler, R. B., Rosomoff, H., Khalil, T., Abdel-Moty, E., Steele
Klapow, J., Doleys, D., Lowery, D., Tutak, U.: Disease-specific Rosomoff, R.: Validity of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles
and generic health outcomes: A model for the evaluation of residual functional capacity battery, 102
long-term intrathecal opioid therapy in noncancer low back Cutler, R. B., Rosomoff, H., Khalil, T., Steele-Rosomoff, R.: Pre
pain patients, 122 diction of “intent,” “discrepancy with intent,” and “discrepancy
Brusselmans, G. see Devulder, J. with nonintent” for the patient with chronic pain to return to
Bunting, S. see Edwards, R. R. work after treatment at a pain facility, 141
Cutler, R. B., Rosomoff, H., Steele-Rosomoff, R.: Validity of self
Campbell, M. A. reported drug use in chronic pain patients, 184
McGrath, P. J.: Non-pharmacologic strategies used by adolescents Cutler, R. B., Rosomoff, H. L., Steele-Rosomoff, R.: Chronic pain
for the management of menstrual discomfort, 313 disability exaggeration/malingering and submaximal effort
Canavero, S. see Bonicalzi, V. research, 244
Chambers, C. T. see Oberlander, T. f Fleischmann, R. see Hale, M. I
Clark, J. D.
Edwards, T.: Severe respiratory depression in a patient with gastro Galanos, A. see Lyritis, G. P
paresis while receiving opioids for pain, 321 Galer, B. S. see Rashiq, S
Court, C. A. see Gilbert, C. A. Gallagher, R. M
Craig, K. D. see Gilbert, C. A.; LaChapelle, D. L.; Oberlander, T. F. Editorial: Measurement in clinical disorder: From symptom onset to
Crul, B. J. P. see van Dongen, R. T. M. longitudinal outcome, 75
Curatolo, M., Kaufmann, R., Petersen-Felix, S., Arendt-Nielsen, L., Editorial: The pain medicine and primary care community rehabili
Scaramozzino, P., Zbinden, A. M.: Block of pinprick and cold tation model: Monitored care for pain disorders in multiple set
sensation poorly correlate with relief of postoperative pain tings, |
during epidural analgesia, 6 Garofalo, J. P. see La Vonne Wesley, A
Cutler, R. B. see Fishbain, D. A. Gatchel, R. J. see La Vonne Wesley, A
Geisser, M. E. see Riley, J. L., Il
de Boo, T. see Oerlemans, H. M. Gilbert, C. A. see Oberlander, T. f
De Laat, M. see Devulder, J Lilley, C. M., Craig, K. D., McGrath, P. J., Court, C. A., Bennett,
Deene, P. see Devulder, J. S. M., Montgomery, C. J.: Postoperative pain expression in
Devulder, J. preschool children: Validation of the Child Facial Coding
Deene, P., De Laat, M., Van Bastelacre, M., Brusselmans, G., System, 192
Rolly, G.: Nerve root sleeve injections in patients with failed
back surgery syndrome: A comparison of three solutions, 132 Haanpiia, M.
Dionne, K. see Ballantyne, M. Laippala, P., Nurmikko, T.: Pain and somatosensory dysfunction in
Doleys, D. see Brown, J. acute herpes zoster, 78
Doleys, D. M. Hadjistavropoulos, H. D
Letter to the Editor: “Release-to-work” versus return-to-work, Asmundson, G. J. G., Norton, G. R.: Validation of the Coping with
324 Health, Injuries, and Problems Scale in a chronic pain sample, 41
330 AUTHOR INDEX
Hadjistavropoulos, T. see LaChapelle, D. L. MacKinnon, J. R. see Klinger, L.
Hale, M. E. Maixner, W. see Edwards, R. R.
Fleischmann, R., Salzman, R., Wild, J., lwan, T., Swanton, R. E., Marcus, N. J.
Kaiko, R. F., Lacouture, P. G.: Efficacy and safety of controlled- AAPM President’s Message: Outcomes effectiveness research, 77
release oxycodone versus immediate-release oxycodone: AAPM President’s Message: Presidential address, 4
Randomized, double-blind evaluation in patients with McAllister, M. see Ballantyne, M.
chronic back pain, 179 McCarberg, B.
Harrison, R. D. see Fanurik, D. Wolf, J.: Chronic pain management in a health maintenance organi-
zation, 50
loannidis, G. V. see Lyritis, G. P. McConnell, E. see Weiner, D.
Iwan, T. see Hale, M. E. McGrath, P. J. see Campbell, M. A.; Gilbert, C. A.
Merskey, H. see Unruh, A. M.
Jack, A. see Ballantyne, M. Miller, L. see Klinger, L.
Mohorn, S. G. see Edwards, R. R.
Kaiko, R. F. see Hale, M. E. Montgomery, C. J. see Gilbert, C. A.
Kaloudis, J. see Lyritis, G. P.
Karachalios, Th. see Lyritis, G. P. Norton, G. R. see Hadjistavropoulos, H. D.
Kataxaki, E. see Lyritis, G. P. Nurmikko, T. see Haanpaa, M.
Kaufmann, R. see Curatolo, M.
Keefe, F. see Weiner, D. O’Donnell, M. E. see Oberlander, T. F.
Kelley, C. see Sherry, D. D. Oberlander, T. F.
Khalil, T. see Fishbain, D. A. Gilbert, C. A., Chambers, C .T., O’Donnell, M. E., Craig, K. D.:
Kidder, M. see Sherry, D. D. Biobehavioral responses to acute pain in adolescents with a
Killebrew, P. see Fanurik, D. significant neurologic impairment, 201
Klapow, J. see Brown, J. Oerlemans, H. M.
Klinger, L. Oostendorp, R. A. B., de Boo, T., Perez, R. S. G. M., Goris,
Spaulding, S. J., Polatajko, H. J., MacKinnon, J. R., Miller, L.: R. J. A.: Signs and symptoms in complex regional pain syndrome
Chronic pain in the elderly: Occupational adaptation as a means type I/reflex sympathetic dystrophy: Judgment of the physician
of coping with osteoarthritis of the hip and/or knee, 275 versus objective measurement, 224
Koh, J. L. see Fanurik, D. Ohnmeiss, D. D.
Kumar, P. see Raghavan, R. Vanharanta, H., Ekholm, J.: Relation between pain location and
disc pathology: A study of pain drawings and CT/discography,
La Vonne Wesley, A. 210
Gatchel, R. J., Garofalo, J. P., Polatin, P. B.: Toward more accurate Okifuji, A.
use of the Beck Depression Inventory with chronic back pain Turk, D. C. Eveleigh, D. J.: Improving the rate of classification of
patients, 117 patients with the Multidimensional Pain Inventory (MPI): Clari-
LaChapelle, D. L. fying the meaning of “significant other,” 290
Hadjistavropoulos, T., Craig, K. D.: Pain measurement in persons Oostendorp, R. A. B. see Oerlemans, H. M.
with intellectual disabilities, 13
Lacouture, P. G. see Hale, M. E. Papaioannou, N. see Lyritis, G. P.
Ladd, K. see Weiner, D. Perez, R. S. G. M. see Oerlemans, H. M.
Laippala, P. see Haanpaa, M. Petersen-Felix, S. see Curatolo, M.
Lehmann, K. A. see Radbruch, L. Peterson, B. see Weiner, D.
Leibing, E. Pfingsten, M. see Leibing, E.
Pfingsten, M., Bartmann, U., Rueger, U., Schuessler, G.: Cognitive- Polatajko, H. J. see Klinger, L.
behavioral treatment in unselected rheumatoid arthritis out- Polatin, P. B. see La Vonne Wesley, A.
patients, 58 Powell, T. see Fillingim, R. B.
Lilley, C. M. see Gilbert, C. A.
Linchitz, R. M. Quintner, J.
Raheb, J. C.: Subcutaneous infusion of lidocaine provides effective Letter to the Editor: Response to Gerald Aronoff, 155
pain relief for CRPS patients, 67
Lindena, G. see Radbruch, L. Radbruch, L.
Loick, G. see Radbruch, L. Loick, G., Schulzeck, S., Beyer, A., Lynch, J., Stemmler, M., Lin-
Lowery, D. see Brown, J. dena, G., Lehmann, K. A.: Intravenous titration with morphine
Lynch, J. see Radbruch, L. for severe cancer pain: Report of 28 cases, 173
Lyritis, G. P. Raghavan, R.
Ioannidis, G. V., Karachalios, Th., Roidis, N., Kataxaki, E., Sharma, P. S. V. N., Kumar, P.: Letter to the Editor: Abacus VAS
Papaioannou, N., Kaloudis, J., Galanos, A.: Analgesic effect in burn pain assessment, 238
of salmon calcitonin suppositories in patients with acute pain Raheb, J. C. see Linchitz, R. M.
due to recent osteoporotic vertebral crush fractures: A prospec- Rashig, S.
tive double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled ‘clinical Galer, B. S.: Proximal myofascial dysfunction in complex regional
study, 284 pain syndrome: A retrospective prevalence study, 151
The Clinical Journalo f Pain, Vol. 15, No. 4, 1999
AUTHOR INDEX
Reuger, U. see Leibing, E. Steele-Rosomoff, R. see Fishbain, D. A
Riley, J. L., Tl Stemmler, M. see Radbruch, L
Robinson, M. E., Geisser, M. E.: Empirical subgroups of the coping Stevens, B. see Ballantyne, M.
strategies questionnaire-revised: A multisample study, 111 Swanton, R. E. see Hale, M. E
Zawacki, T. M., Robinson, M. E., Geisser, M. E.: Empirical test of
the factor structure of the West Haven- Yale Multidimensional Thompson, J
Pain Inventory, 24 Letter to the Editor: Response to Dr. Quintner’s letter to the
Ritchie J. see Unruh, A. M. editor, 158
Roberson, P. K. see Fanurik, D. Turk, D. C. see Okifuji, A
Robinson, J. P. Editorial: Continuity and change, 163
Letter to the Editor: Response to letter by Dr. Daniel M. Doleys, Editorial: Here we go again: outcomes, outcomes, outcomes,
Lf 241
Robinson, M. E. see Riley, J. L., Ul Tutak, U. see Brown, J
Roidis, N. see Lyritis, G. P.
Rolly, G. see Devulder, J. Unruh, A. M.
Rosomoff, H. L. see Fishbain, D. A. Ritchie, J., Merskey, H.: Does gender affect appraisal of pain
and pain coping strategies?, 31
Saberski, L. R.
Letter to the Editor: Medullary and CNS dysfunction in chronic Van Bastelacre, M. see Devulder, J
pain, 155 van Dongen, R. T. M.
Salzman, R. see Hale, M. E. Crul, B. J. P., van Egmond, J.: Intrathecal coadministration of
Sapp, L. see Sherry, D. D. bupivacaine diminishes morphine dose progression during
Scaramozzino, P. see Curatolo, M long-term intrathecal infusion in cancer patients, 166
Schmitz, M. L. see Fanurik, D. van Egmond, J. see van Dongen, R. T. M.
Schofferman, J. Vanharanta, H. see Ohnmeiss, D. D
Long-term opioid analgesic therapy for severe refractory lumbar
spine pain, 136 Wallace, C. A. see Sherry, D. D
Schuessler, G. see Leibing, E. Weiner, D.
Schulzeck, S. see Radbruch, L. Peterson, B., Ladd, K., McConnell, E., Keefe, F.: Pain in nursing
Segal, R. home residents: An exploration of prevalence, staff perspectives,
Letter to the Editor: Consensus report therapy guidelines for CRPS, and practical aspects of measurement, 92
154 Wild, J. see Hale, M. E.
Sharma, P. S. V. N. see Raghavan, R. Wilkinson, C. S. see Fillingim, R. B
Sherry, D. D. Wolf, J. see McCarberg, B
Wallace, C. A., Kelley,C. , Kidder, M., Sapp, L.: Short-and long-
term outcomes of children with complex regional pain syndrome Yamauchi, S. see Edwards, R. R
type I treated with exercise therapy, 218
Sigundsson, A. see Edwards, R. R. Zawacki, T. M. see Riley, J. L., I]
Spaulding, S. J. see Klinger, L. Zbinden, A. M. see Curaiolo, M
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The Clinical Journal of Pain
Volume 15, 1999
Subject Index
AAPM President’s Message Chronic back pain
Outcomes effectiveness research, 77 Toward more accurate use of the Beck Depression Inventory with
Presidential address, 4 chronic back pain patients, 117
Abuse Chronic pain
Self-reported abuse history and pain complaints among young Chronic pain in the elderly: Occupational adaptation as a means of
adults, 85 coping with osteoarthritis of the hip and/or knee, 275
Adolescents Chronic pain management in a health maintenance organization, 50
Biobehavioral responses to acute pain in adolescents with a signifi- Validity of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles residual functional
cant neurologic impairment, 201 capacity battery, 102
Non-pharmacologic strategies used by adolescents for the manage- Chronic pain patients
ment of menstrual discomfort, 313 Prediction of “intent,” “discrepancy with intent,” and “discrepancy
Aged with nonintent” for the patient with chronic pain to return to
Chronic pain in the elderly: Occupational adaptation as a means of work after treatment at a pain facility, 141
coping with osteoarthritis if the hip and/or knee, 275 Validity of self-reported drug use in chronic pain patients, 184
Allodynia Chronic pain treatment
Pain and somatosensory dysfunction in acute herpes zoster, 78 Disease-specific and generic health outcomes: A model for the eval-
Analgesics uation of long-term intrathecal opioid therapy in noncancer low
Long-term opioid analgesic therapy for severe refractory lumbar back pain patients, 122
spine pain, 136 Chronic regional pain syndrome, type I
Appraisal Short and long-teria outcomes of children with complex regional
Does gender affect appraisal of pain and pain coping strategies?, pain syndrome type I treated with exercise therapy, 218
31 Clinical validation
Assessment Validation of the premature infant pain profile in the clinical set-
Empirical test of the factor structure of the West Haven-Yale Multi- ting, 297
dimensional Pain Inventory, 24 Cluster analysis
Validation of the premature infant pain profile in the clinical set- Empirical subgroups of the coping strategies questionnaire-revised:
ting, 297 A multisample study, 111
Cognitive-behavioral treatment
Back pain Chronic pain management in a health maintenance organization, 50
Efficacy and safety of controlled-release versus immediate-release Cognitive-behavioral treatment in unselected rheumatoid arthritis
oxycodone: Randomized, double-blind evaluation in patients outpatients, 58
with chronic back pain, 179 Cognitive impairment
Beck Depression Inventory Pain assessment and treatment in children with cognitive impair-
Toward more accurate use of the Beck Depression Inventory with ment: A survey of nurses’ and physicians’ beliefs, 304
chronic back pain patients, 117 Cold test
Block of pinprick and cold sensation poorly correlate with relief of
Cancer pain postoperative pain during epidural analgesia, 6
Intrathecal coadministration of bupivacaine diminishes morphine Community survey
dose progression during long-term intrathecal infusion in cancer Does gender affect appraisal of pain and pain coping strategies?, 31
patients, 166 Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Intravenous titration with morphine for severe cancer pain: Report Proximal myofascial dysfunction in Complex Regional Pain
of 28 cases, 173 Syndrome: A retrospective prevalence study, 151
Cardiac autonomic response Complex Regional Pain Syndrome I and/or II (CRPS)
Biobehavioral responses to acute pain in adolescents with a signifi- Subcutaneous infusion of lidocaine provides effective pain relief for
cant neurologic impairment, 201 CRPS patients, 67
Causalgia Complex regional pain syndrome type |
Subcutaneous infusion of lidocaine provides effective pain relief Signs and symptoms in complex regional pain syndrome
for CRPS patients, 67 type I/reflex sympathetic dystrophy: Judgment of the
Children physician versus objective measurement, 224
Pain assessment and treatment in children with cognitive impair- Continuous infusion
ment: A survey of nurses’ and physicians’ beliefs, 304 Intrathecal coadministration of bupivacaine diminishes morphine
Short and long-term outcomes of children with complex regional dose progression during long-term intrathecal infusion in cancer
pain syndrome type I treated with exercise therapy, 218 patients, 166
SUBJECT INDEX
Control group acial Action Coding System (FACS)
Chronic pain management in a health maintenance organization, 50 Pain measurement in persons with intellectual disabilities, 13
Controlled-release formulation ‘acial activity
Efficacy and safety of controlled-release versus immediate-release Postoperative pain expression in preschool children: Validation of
oxycodone: Randomized, double-blind evaluation in patients the Child Facial Coding System
with chronic back pain, 179 acial expression
Coping Biobehavioral responses to acute pain in adolescents with a signifi
Cognitive-behavioral treatment in unselected rheumatoid arthritis cant neurologic impairment, 201
outpatients, 58 acial expression of pain
Does gender affect appraisal of pain and pain coping strategies?, 3 Pain measurement in persons with intellectual disabilities, 13
Empirical subgroups of the coping strategies questionnaire-revised actor analysis
A multisample study, 111 Empirical subgroups of the coping strategies questionnaire-revised
Non-pharmacologic strategies used by adolescents for the manage A multisample study, 111
ment of menstrual discomfort, 313 Empirical test of the factor structure of the West Haven-Yale
Validation of the Coping with Health, Injuries, and Problems Scale Multidimensional Pain Inventory, 24
in a chronic pain sample, 41 Validation of the Coping with Health, Injuries, and Problems Scale
Coping Strategies Questionnaire in a chronic pain sample, 41
Empirical subgroups of the coping strategies questionnaire-revised Failed back surgery
A multisample study, 111 Nerve root sleeve injections in patients with failed back surgery
Corticosteroids syndrome: A comparison of three solutions, |
Nerve root sleeve injections in patients with failed back surgery Females
syndrome: A comparison of three solutions, 132 Non-pharmacologic strategies used by adolescents for the manage
ment of menstrual discomfort, 313
Dental pain Functional capacity
Effects of gender and acute dental pain on thermal pain responses, Validity of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles residual functional
233 capacity battery, 102
Depression Functional difficulty
Self-reported abuse history and pain complaints among young Chronic pain in the elderly: Occupational adaptation as a means of
adults, 85 coping with osteoarthritis of the hip and/or knee, 275
Toward more accurate use of the Beck Depression Inventory with
chronic back pain patients, 117 Gastroparesis
Developmental delay Severe respiratory depression in a patient with gastroparesis while
Pain assessment and treatment in children with cognitive impair receiving opioids for pain, 321
ment: A survey of nurses’ and physicians’ beliefs, 304 Gender
Dictionary of Occupational Titles Does gender affect appraisal of pain and pain coping strategies?, 31
Validity of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles residual functional Effects of gender and acute dental pain on thermal pain responses,
capacity battery, 102 233
Discography Group treatment
Relation between pain location and disc pathology: A study of pain Chronic pain management in a health maintenance organization,
drawings and CT/Discography, 210 SO
Dose titration
Intravenous titration with morphine for severe cancer pain: Report Health maintenance organization
of 28 cases, 173 Chronic pain management in a health maintenance organization, 50
Dysmenorrhea Health-related quality of life
Non-pharmacologic strategies used by adolescents for the manage Disease-specific and generic health outcomes: A model for the
2
ment of menstrual discomfort, 313 evaluation of long-term intrathecal opioid therapy in noncancer
low back pain patients, 122
Editorials Herpes zoster
Continuity and change, 163 Pain and somatosensory dysfunction, 78
Heerr e we ggo o agaagaiinn:: OutOuctocmom es, outtc omes, outtc omes, 22 4] Hyaluronidase
M easuremennetn t iinn cclliinniiccaall ddiissoordredre:r : FF rom syymmpptt om onset t ttoo lloonngg i Nerve root sleeve injections in patients with failed back surgery
tudinal outcome, 75 syndrome: A comparison of three solutions, 132
Pain‘ ain medicimneed icine aanndd primparimrary y carecar commnumnuintiyt y rehraehbaibliliittaatt ion nmooddeel
Monitored care for pain disorders in multiple settings, | IHlicit drugs
Elderly Validity of self-reported drug use in chronic pain patients, 184
Pain in nursing home residents: An exploration of prevalence, staff Impairment
perspectives, and practical aspects of measurement, 92 Cognitive-behavioral treatment in unselected rheumatoid arthritis
Epidural analgesia outpatients, 58
Block of pinprick and cold sensation poorly correlate with relief of Injury
postoperative pain during epidural analgesia, 6 Validation of the Coping with Health, Injuries, and Problems Scale
Exercise therapy in a chronic pain sample, 41
Short- and long-term outcomes of children with complex regional Intellectual disability
Iy ain s:y ndrome t)y pe I treated with exercise therapy,; 218 Pain measurement in persons with intellectual disabilities, 13
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334 SUBJECT INDEX
Intent to return to work Mental retardation
Prediction of “intent,” “discrepancy with intent,” and “discrepancy Pain measurement in persons with intellectual disabilities, 13
with nonintent” for the patient with chronic pain to return to Morphine
work after treatment at a pain facility, 141 Intravenous titration with morphine for severe cancer pain: Report
Intervertebral disc of 28 cases, 173
Relation between pain location and disc pathology: A study of pain Multidimensional Pain Inventory
drawings and CT/Discography, 210 Empirical test of the factor structure of the West Haven-Yale Multi-
Intrathecal morphine and bupivacaine dimensional Pain Inventory, 24
Intrathecal coadministration of bupivacaine diminishes morphine Improving the rate of classification of patients with the Multidimen-
dose progression during long-term intrathecal infusion in cancer sional Pain Inventory (MPI): Clarifying the meaning of “signifi-
patients, 166 cant other,” 290
Intravenous Muscle necrosis
Intravenous titration with morphine for severe cancer pain: Report Severe respiratory depression in a patient with gastroparesis while
of 28 cases, 173 receiving opioids for pain, 321
Myofascial Pain Syndrome
Job availability Proximal myofascial dysfunction in Complex Regional Pain
Prediction of “intent,” “discrepancy with intent,” and “discrepancy Syndrome: A retrospective prevalence study, 151
with nonintent” for the patient with chronic pain to return to
work after treatment at a pain facility, 141 Narcotics
Job perceptions Long-term opioid analgesic therapy for severe refractory lumbar
Prediction of “intent,” “discrepancy with intent,” and “discrepancy spine pain, 136
with nonintent” for the patient with chronic pain to return to Neonates
work after treatment at a pain facility, 141 Validation of the premature infant pain profile in the clinical set-
ting, 297
Letters to the Editor Nerve root sleeve
Abacus VAS in burn pain assessment, 238 Nerve root sleeve injections in patients with failed back surgery
Consensus report therapy guidelines for CRPS, 154 syndrome: A comparison of three solutions, 132
CRPS: Are guidelines possible?, 159 Noncancer pain
Medullary and CNS dysfunction in chronic pain, 155 Disease-specific and generic health outcomes: A model for the
“Release-to-work” versus return-to-work, 324 evaluation of long-term intrathecal opioid therapy in noncancer
Response to Dr. Quintner’s letter to the editor, 157, 158 low back pain patients, 122
Response to Gerald Aronoff, 155 Non-pharmacologic
Response to letter by Dr. Daniel M. Doleys, 325 Non-pharmacologic strategies used by adolescents for the manage-
LISREL ment of menstrual discomfort, 313
Empirical test of the factor structure of the West Haven-Yale Multi- Nonverbal expression
dimensional Pain Inventory, 24 Pain measurement in persons with intellectual disabilities, 13
Living status Nurse
Improving the rate of classification of patients with the Multidimen- Pain in nursing home residents: An exploration of prevalence, staff
sional Pain Inventory (MPI): Clarifying the meaning of “signifi- perspectives, and practical aspects of measurement, 92
cant other,” 290 Nursing home
Long-term intrathecal therapy Pain in nursing home residents: An exploration of prevalence, staff
Disease-specific and generic health outcomes: A model for the perspectives, and practical aspects of measurement, 92
evaluation of long-term intrathecal opioid therapy in noncancer
low back pain patients, 122 Occupational adaptation
Low back pain Chronic pain in the elderly: Occupational adaptation as a means of
Long-term opioid analgesic therapy for severe refractory lumbar coping with osteoarthritis of the hip and/or knee, 275
spine pain, 136 Occupational therapy
Relation between pain location and disc pathology: A study of pain Short and long-term outcomes of children with complex regional
drawings and CT/Discography, 210 pain syndrome type I treated with exercise therapy, 218
Opioids
Marital status Efface and safety of controlled-release versus immediate-release
Improving the rate of classification of patients with the Multidimen- oxycodone: Randomized, double-blind evaluation in patients
sional Pain Inventory (MPI): Clarifying the meaning of “signifi- with chronic back pain, 179
cant other,” 290 Long-term opioid analgesic therapy for severe refractory lumbar
Measurement spine pain, 136
Pain in nursing home residents: An exploration of prevalence, staff Osteoporosis
perspectives, and practical aspects of measurement, 92 Analgesic effects of salmon calcitonin suppositories in patients with
Medication acute pain due to recent osteoporotic vertebral crush fractures:
Cognitive-behavioral treatment in unselected rheumatoid arthritis A prospective double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled
outpatients, 58 clinical study, 284
Menstrual discomfort Outcome
Non-pharmacologic strategies used by adolescents for the manage- Short and long-term outcomes of children with complex regional
ment of menstrual discomfort, 313 pain syndrome type I treated with exercise therapy, 218
The Clinical Journal of Pain, Vol. 15, No. 4, 1999
SUBJECT INDEX
Outcomes Patient classification
Chronic pain management in a health maintenance organization, 50 Improving the rate of classification of patients with the Multidimen
Disease-specific and generic health outcomes: A model for the eval- sional Pain Inventory (MPI): Clarifying the meaning of “signifi
uation of long-term intrathecal opioid therapy in noncancer low cant other,” 290
back pain patients, 122 Physical therapy
Oxycodone Short and long-term outcomes of children with complex regional
Efface and safety of controlled-release versus immediate-release pain syndrome type I treated with exercise therapy, 218
oxycodone: Randomized, double-blind evaluation in patients Pinprick test
with chronic back pain, 179 Block of pinprick and cold sensation poorly correlate with relief of
postoperative pain during epidural analgesia, 6
Pain Postoperative pain
Analgesic effects of salmon calcitonin suppositories in patients with Block of pinprick and cold sensation poorly correlate with relief of
acute pain due to recent osteoporotic vertebral crush fractures: postoperative pain during epidural analgesia, 6
A prospective double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled Pain assessment and treatment in children with cognitive impair
clinical study, 284 ment: A survey of nurses’ and physicians’ beliefs, 304
Chronic pain disability exaggeration/malingering and submaximal Postoperative pain expression in preschool children: Validation of
effort research, 244 the Child Facial Coding System, 192
Cognitive-behavioral treatment in unselected rheumatoid arthritis Prediction
outpatients, 58 Validity of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles residual functional
Does gender affect appraisal of pain and pain coping strategies? capacity battery, 102
31 Prevalence
Empirical subgroups of the coping strategies questionnaire-revised Pain in nursing home residents: An exploration of prevalence, staff
A multisample study, 111 perspectives, and practical aspects of measurement, 92
Empirical test of the factor structure of the West Haven-Yale Multi- Procedural pain
dimensional Pain Inventory, 24 Pain assessment and treatment in children with cognitive impair-
Non-pharmacologic strategies used by adolescents for the manage ment: A survey of nurses’ and physicians’ beliefs, 304
ment of menstrual discomfort, 313 Psy chiatric diagnoses
Pain and somatosensory dysfunction in acute herpes zoster, 78 Validity of self-reported drug use in chronic pain patients, 184
Pain in nursing home residents: An exploration of prevalence, staff
perspectives, and practical aspects of measurement, 92 RCT
Self-reported abuse history and pain complaints among young Validation of the premature infant pain profile in the clinical set
adults, 85 ting, 297
Validation of the Coping with Health, Injuries, and Problems Scale Reflex sympathetic dystrophy
in a chronic pain sample, 41 Proximal myofascial dysfunction in Complex Regional Pain
Validation of the premature infant pain profile in the clinical set- Syndrome: A retrospective prevalence study, 151
ting, 297 Short and long-term outcomes of children with complex regional
Pain assessment pain syndrome type I treated with exercise therapy, 218
Biobehavioral responses to acute pain in adolescents with a signifi Signs and symptoms in complex regional pain syndrome
cant neurologic impairment, 201 type I/reflex sympathetic dystrophy: Judgment of the
Pain measurement in persons with intellectual disabilities, 13 physician versus objective measurement, 224
Relation between pain location and disc pathology: A study of pain Reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD)
drawings and CT/Discography, 210 Subcutaneous infusion of lidocaine provides effective pain relief for
Pain drawings CRPS patients, 67
Relation between pain location and disc pathology: A study of pain Residual functional capacity
drawings and CT/Discography, 210 Validity of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles residual functional
Pain facility treatment capacity battery, 102
Prediction of “intent,” “discrepancy with intent,” and “discrepancy Return to work
with nonintent” for the patient with chronic pain to return to Prediction of “intent,” “discrepancy with intent,” and “discrepancy
work after treatment at a pain facility, 141 with nonintent” for the patient with chronic pain to return to
Pain management work after treatment at a pain facility, 141
Non-pharmacologic strategies used by adolescents for the manage- Validity of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles residual functional
ment of menstrual discomfort, 313 capacity battery, 102
Painmeter device Rheumatoid arthritis
Analgesic effects of salmon calcitonin suppositories in patients with Cognitive-behavioral treatment in unselected rheumatoid arthritis
acute pain due to recent osteoporotic vertebral crush fractures: outpatients, 58
A prospective double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled
clinical study, 284 Salmon calcitonin suppositories
Pain threshold Analgesic effects of salmon calcitonin suppositories in patients with
Effects of gender and acute dental pain on thermal pain responses, acute pain due to recent osteoporotic vertebral crush fractures:
233 A prospective double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled
Pain tolerance clinical study, 284
Effects of gender and acute dental pain on thermal pain responses, Sex
233 Does gender affect appraisal of pain and pain coping strategies?, 31
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336 SUBJECT INDEX
Effects of gender and acute dental pain on thermal pain responses, 233 Tolerance
Significant neurologic impairment Intrathecal coadministration of bupivacaine diminishes morphine
Biobehavioral responses to acute pain in adolescents with a signifi- dose progression during long-term intrathecal infusion in cancer
cant neurologic impairment, 201 patients, 166
Significant other Transdermal fentanyl
Improving the rate of classification of patients with the Multidimen- Severe respiratory depression in a patient with gastroparesis while
sional Pain Inventory (MPI): Clarifying the meaning of “signifi- receiving opioids for pain, 321
cant other,” 290 Trigger points
Signs and symptoms Proximal myofascial dysfunction in Complex Regional Pain
Signs and symptoms in complex regional pain syndrome Syndrome: A retrospective prevalence study, 151
type I/reflex sympathetic dystrophy: Judgment of the
physician versus objective measurement, 224 Urine toxicology
Somatization Validity of self-reported drug use in chronic pain patients, 184
Self-reported abuse history and pain complaints among young
adults, 85 Validation
Somatosensory thresholds Validation of the Coping with Health, Injuries, and Problems Scale
Pain and somatosensory dysfunction in acute herpes zoster, 78 in a chronic pain sample, 41
Spinal opioid Vertebral crush fracture
Disease-specific and generic health outcomes: A model for the Analgesic effects of salmon calcitonin suppositories in patients with
evaluation of long-term intrathecal opioid therapy in noncancer acute pain due to recent osteoporotic vertebral crush fractures:
low back pain patients, 122 A prospective double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled
Subcutaneous lidocaine infusion clinical study, 284
Subcutaneous infusion of lidocaine provides effective pain relief for Visual analog scale
CRPS patients, 67 Analgesic effects of salmon calcitonin suppositories in patients with
Subgroups acute pain due to recent osteoporotic vertebral crush fractures:
Improving the rate of classification of patients with the Multidimen- A prospective double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled
sional Pain Inventory (MPI): Clarifying the meaning of “signifi- clinical study, 284
cant other,” 290
Survey Workers’ compensation
Pain assessment and treatment in children with cognitive impair- Validity of self-reported drug use in chronic pain patients, 184
ment: A survey of nurses’ and physicians’ beliefs, 304
Synergism
Intrathecal coadministration of bupivacaine diminishes morphine
dose progression during long-term intrathecal infusion in cancer
patients, 166
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