Persistent Pain after Breast Cancer Treatment: A Questionnaire-Based Study on the Prevalence, Associated Treatment Variables, and Pain Type.

J Breast Cancer · 2016 · PMC5204052 · PMID 28053634

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highly significantp <0.001actually significant

A moderate, but highly significant, positive correlation was observed between the pain intensity and the painDETECT® score (rs=0.47, p <0.001).

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borderline significantp =0.058so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

In our study, 8.9% of the patients reported experiencing preoperative breast pain, with a borderline significant association between experiencing preoperative pain and reporting PPBCT ( p =0.058).

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did not reach statistical significanceno p-value reported

Radiation therapy was significantly associated with PPBCT in the univariate regression model but did not reach statistical significance in the adjusted model.

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