The Relationship Between Pain-Related Psychological Factors and Maximal Physical Performance in Low Back Pain: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jpain.2022.08.001
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Matheve T, Janssens L, Goossens N, Danneels L, Willems T, Van Oosterwijck J, De Baets L. The Relationship Between Pain-Related Psychological Factors and Maximal Physical Performance in Low Back Pain: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. The journal of pain. 2022;23(12):2036-2051. DOI 10.1016/j.jpain.2022.08.001 Source examined: Complete article text; figures and supplementary objects require separate checks.
Matheve T, Janssens L, Goossens N, Danneels L, Willems T, Van Oosterwijck J et al. The Relationship Between Pain-Related Psychological Factors and Maximal Physical Performance in Low Back Pain: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. The journal of pain. 2022;23(12):2036-2051. DOI 10.1016/j.jpain.2022.08.001 Source examined: Complete article text.
Conditions: COND-LBP Low back pain
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Low back pain
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Source locator: Institutional full text, Methods/Results and two sequential pages
Limitations: Full source obtained through 54973 characters; context and effect-strength claims supported.
Low back pain
- verification level: fulltext
38 studies, mainly chronic LBP; mostly small concurrent correlations of fear/catastrophizing/anticipated pain and performance. Supports cautious context rather than deterministic psychological explanation.
Source locator: Institutional full text, Methods/Results and two sequential pages
Limitations: Full source obtained through 54973 characters; context and effect-strength claims supported.
Reports citing this source
- Strength power and rapid force assessment in low back pain · reference 25 · original reference
- Sit to stand assessment and prognosis in low back pain · reference 18 · original reference
- Standing balance assessment and prognosis in low back pain · reference 20 · original reference
- Gait assessment and prognosis in low back pain · reference 19 · original reference
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