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An internet-based perioperative pain psychology treatment program: results of a randomized controlled trial in breast oncology surgery patients 相关领域
医学
剧痛
物理疗法
随机对照试验
围手术期
焦虑
乳房外科
背景(考古学)
慢性疼痛
乳腺癌
麻醉
外科
精神科
内科学
古生物学
癌症
生物
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| 其它 | Pain catastrophizing is a deleterious pattern of cognitive and emotional responses actual or anticipated pain. Pain catastrophizing has particular salience in the perioperative context given its negative impacts on post‐surgical outcomes, including pain intensity (Papaioannou, 2009), opioid use (Helmerhorst, 2014), duration of hospital stay and the development of post‐surgical chronic pain (Pinto, 2012). Pain catastrophizing has been shown to be a greater predictor of surgical outcomes than disease characteristics, the surgeon, or the surgery (Wertli, 2013; Abbott, 2011). Accordingly, we developed an internet‐based treatment (My Surgical Success) that builds on prior work (Darnall, 2014) and targets pain catastrophizing perioperatively. The website contains a 90‐min skills‐based education video, a personalized action plan, and a 20‐minute binaural audio file. |
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