… review investigated the predictive role of QST on chronic postoperative pain and the
analgesic effect of pharmacological interventions in patients with chronic pain. The systematic …

… suggest that quantitative sensory testing (QST) may predict the treatment response to
pain-… This systematic review and meta-analysis focus on the predictive value of QST for pain …

… as genetic biomarkers, treatment efficacy, and biobehavioral … QST testing can help predict
surgical outcomes as patients … of pain catastrophizing in women with chronic low back pain. …

… This topical review highlights that pretreatment assessments of quantitative sensory testing
… The predictive value of quantitative sensory testing for treatment responses remains low-to-…

… used quantitative sensory tests to identify pain sensitization. We examine cross–sectional
associations between quantitative sensory testing … In this section we ask: Can QST predict how …

… pain measures, such as TS and CPM, in evaluating and/or predicting the treatment efficacy
of … Six participants had low back pain (37.5%), six had lower extremity pain of the legs, groin, …

… investigated whether the quantitative sensory testing (QST) … A score over 130 has been
shown to predict for a high-risk of … and a reduced efficiency of the CPM response in chronic LBP, …

… ’ medication regimens on their sensory responses. Furthermore, the present bedside QST
battery was tested in a laboratory setting to compare its effectiveness … tests demonstrated lower …

… pain, chronic secondary headache, and orofacial pain [7]. Improving the drug-selection
process by providing predictive values of treatment efficacy and safety could help clinicians …

… mechanism-associated sensory phenotype, theorised to be predictive of intervention efficacy.
We hypothesised that change in pain and sensory dysfunction would relate to change in …