Objectives: People with chronic pain may experience impairments in high-level cognitive
skills, particularly executive functions. Such impairments are not adequately measured in …

A widely held belief within the clinical community is that chronic pain is associated with
cognitive impairment, despite the absence of a definitive systematic review or meta-analysis …

BACKGROUND: Diminished executive function and attentional control has been reported in
chronic pain patients. However, the precise pattern of impairment in these aspects of …

Background Persons with chronic pain often report problems with cognitive abilities, such as
memory or attention. There is limited understanding of whether objective performance is …

Background Chronic pain conditions are complicated and challenging to live with. Capacity
to adjust to such conditions may depend on the ability to self-regulate, that is, the ability to …

Objectives: Cognitive functioning is commonly disrupted in people living with chronic pain,
yet it is an aspect of pain that is often not routinely assessed in pain management settings …

Roth RS, Geisser ME, Theisen-Goodvich M, Dixon PJ. Cognitive complaints are associated
with depression, fatigue, female sex, and pain catastrophizing in patients with chronic pain …

Objective Despite ample research documenting deficits in executive functioning for adults
with chronic pain, the literature on pediatric patients with chronic pain is limited and provides …

A growing body of empirical research has confirmed an association between chronic pain
and cognitive dysfunction. The aim of the present study was to determine whether cognitive …

Objective: Understanding the relationship between chronic pain and neurocognition has
important implications for the assessment and treatment of patient experiencing pain. This …