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The Helplessness Dimension of Pain Catastrophizing Mediates the Relation between PTSD Symptoms and Pain Rehabilitation Measures

Autor: Matthew Schumann, Julia Craner, Elizabeth Kacel, Eleshia Morrison, Keith Gascho, Judy Gebhard, Wesley Gilliam

Publikováno v: Pain Research and Management, Vol 2022 (2022)

Background. Comorbid chronic pain and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) complicate the treatment of both conditions. Previous research has identified pain catastrophizing as a potentially important variable contributing to the relationship betwee

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0558 Emergence of Restless Legs Syndrome During Opioid Withdrawal

Autor: Stuart McCarter, Joshua Labott, Mridul Mazumder, Judy Gebhard, Julie Cunningham, Larissa Loukianova, Wesley Gilliam, Melissa Lipford

Publikováno v: Sleep. 45:A245-A246

Introduction Discontinuation of opioid medications may be associated with emergence of restless legs syndrome (RLS), which may complicate opioid withdrawal. However, this has not been systematically studied. We aimed to prospectively determine the fr

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https://doi.org/10.1093/sleep/zsac079.555

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Suppression of anger and subsequent pain intensity and behavior among chronic low back pain patients: the role of symptom-specific physiological reactivity

Autor: Brandy Wolfe, Phillip J. Quartana, Carla Nappi, Justin Matsuura, John W. Burns, Wesley Gilliam

Publikováno v: Journal of Behavioral Medicine. 35:103-114

Suppression of anger may be linked to heightened pain report and pain behavior during a subsequent painful event among chronic low back patients, but it is not clear whether these effects are partly accounted for by increased physiological reactivity

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https://doi.org/10.1007/s10865-011-9347-3

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Interactive effects of catastrophizing and suppression on responses to acute pain: a test of an appraisal × emotion regulation model

Autor: Brandy Wolff, Justin Matsuura, Wesley Gilliam, Carla M. Nappi, John W. Burns, Phillip J. Quartana

Publikováno v: Journal of Behavioral Medicine. 33:191-199

We examined whether people who tend to catastrophize about pain and who also attempt to regulate negative thoughts and feelings through suppression may represent a distinct subgroup of individuals highly susceptible to pain and distress. Ninety-seven

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https://doi.org/10.1007/s10865-009-9245-0

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Endogenous opioids may buffer effects of anger arousal on sensitivity to subsequent pain

Autor: John W. Burns, Melissa Chont, James K. Goodlad, Ok Yung Chung, Kristin Somar, Edward B. Magid, Stephen Bruehl, Wesley Gilliam, Justin Matsuura

Publikováno v: Pain. 146:276-282

Evidence suggests that anger and pain are related, yet it is not clear by what mechanisms anger may influence pain. We have proposed that effects of anger states and traits on pain sensitivity are partly opioid-mediated. In this study, we tested the

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pain.2009.07.024

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Effects of anger suppression on pain severity and pain behaviors among chronic pain patients: Evaluation of an ironic process model

Autor: Carla Nappi, Wesley Gilliam, Kenneth R. Lofland, Phillip J. Quartana, Brandy Wolfe, Justin Matsuura, John W. Burns, Erika Gray

Publikováno v: Health Psychology. 27:645-652

Objective Evidence for links between anger inhibition or suppression and chronic pain severity is based mostly on studies with correlation designs. Following from ironic process theory, we proposed that attempts to suppress angry thoughts during prov

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https://doi.org/10.1037/a0013044

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