The association of sensory phenotype and concomitant mood, sleep and functional impairment with the outcome of carpal tunnel surgery.

BMC Musculoskelet Disord · 2021 · PMC8600705 · PMID 34789204

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In the present cohort of patients, the association of function as assessed with the FSS approached but did not reach significance ( p = .053).

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At baseline, CTS participants with mechanical hyperalgesia and sensory loss phenotypes have higher comorbidity scores, more severe sleep restriction and worse pain interference and functional impairment however these phenotypic differences did not reach statistical significance.

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approached significanceno p-value reported

While baseline between-group differences were not statistically significant (Kruskal-Wallis Test p > .05), differences at 6 months approached significance for the Symptom Severity Scale score and were significant for the NPSI ( p = 0.04).

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