Sentence examples for pain comprises from inspiring English sources

The definition of chronic widespread pain comprises duration and local extension of the pain [ 1].

One study concludes: "There is little evidence that fibromyalgia or chronic, widespread pain comprises a distinct entity.

A recent study by Pincus et al [ 18] suggests that low back pain comprises 70% of the caseload of private musculoskeletal practitioners, and that these tend to be patients with long term recurrent symptoms rather than acute episodes.

1 Up to and including 2004, musculoskeletal disorders, dominated by spinal pain, comprising back and/or neck pain, formed the largest diagnostic group behind disability pensions in Sweden.

The Von Korff scale [ 30] was used to measure the severity of pain, comprising seven questions which combine to provide a measure of pain related disability, persistence and affective distress.

Our findings suggest a new framework model for the long-term course of back pain, comprising four different types of back pain trajectories, each with characteristic pain patterns, disability levels, psychological status and wider symptoms.

For many years, spinal pain, comprising back and/or neck pain, was the leading disorder in long-term sick-listing, including disability pensions, in Sweden as all over the industrial world.

3) Ignoring pain comprised the two items 'I tell myself I can't let the pain stand in the way of what I have to do' (coping self statements) and 'I ignore it' (ignoring sensations) (alpha = 0.66).

Morbidity profiles were also largely similar: common ailments such as fever and body pain comprised the majority of reported illnesses, along with hypertension and diabetes-related episodes for both groups of women.

Each circle was filled with different colours, with their borders having the same colours, to differentiate between the various pain levels, hence the entire pain scale comprises the following colours sequentially: 1 Linear Up Gradient Dark; 2 Horizontal Gradient Accent 6; 3–Gold Accent 4, Lighter 60 %; 4 Blue; 5–Red; and 6 Horizontal Gradient Dark.

An expert consensus suggested that loudness, fear, annoyance, and pain comprise hyperacusis [ 2].