… injuries, lower cervical injuries and paraplegia did not differ in the intensity of overall pain,
pain interference or pain … SCI and completeness of injury were unrelated to pain ratings. These …

… the development of pain interference, … pain interference 2 years post-injury. Results showed
that middle age (30–59-year-olds), lower self-reported mental health, and pain interference …

… measures in populations of persons with disability and chronic pain. … pain interference
measures, the Brief Pain Inventory (BPI) Interference scale 4 and the Graded Chronic Pain (GCP) …

… The purpose of this study was to examine the association between pain severity and pain
interference in the SCI population using the empirical method described by Serlin and …

… of pain and depression in persons with spinal cord injury (SCI) is well known. However the
link between pain intensity, interference… contributions of pain intensity and pain interference to …

… cord injury (SCI), interference caused by pain may be difficult to separate from interference
… In a recent study in SCI, a high level of pain interference was significantly predictive of a …

… Therefore, the objective of the present study is to determine how well the BPI interference
items measure the construct of pain interference in persons with SCI. Specifically, using …

… in pain interference and psychological functioning in individuals with spinal cord injuries (SCI)
and pain. … that included measures of pain intensity, pain interference, and psychological …

… ) to 10 (completely interferes), with possible total pain interference scores ranging from 0 to
100. The BPI Pain Interference Scale has been shown to have good internal consistency and …

… measures that assess pain interference and pain behavior after spinal cord injury (SCI). …
Pain interference or pain impact describes how pain may limit or interfere with individuals’ …