Additionally, among all follow-up patients with bone pain, pain at night (p = 0.0001) and pain of known character with occurrence in a different location (p = 0.0001) differed highly significant in patients with or without confirmed PD ( Supplement Table 3 ).
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Analysis of skeletal pain, general symptoms and patient-reported outcome measures and their value in detecting symptomatic progression - An interdisciplinary prospective study in patients with multiple myeloma.
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