… spinal cord injury pain prevalence is determined by pain definition, whether pain was the
primary study outcome, depression prevalence, time after injury and population response rates. …

… of spinal cord injury (SCI). Objectives: To review the epidemiological indicators of SCI,
such as incidence, prevalence, demographic characteristics, etiology, level and severity of …

… The first aim of the study, therefore, was to determine the prevalence and characteristics of
different types of SCI pain at 5 years following injury and whether pain at 5 years is related to …

… were to describe the prevalence of shoulder pain, associated patient characteristics, and pain
… Specific aims were to study: • Prevalence of shoulder pain and its association with subject …

… of the prevalence of chronic pain among individuals with (traumatic) spinal cord injury (SCI). …
since 1966 in any language that reported a pain prevalence rate for at least 30 subjects with …

… few epidemiological investigations regarding the prevalence and characteristics of NP in …
Therefore, we aimed to identify the prevalence and characteristics of NP in patients with SCI …

… -related, injury-related and socioeconomic factors associated with pain prevalence. Findings
… Therefore, the objective of the present study is to determine pain prevalence and to identify …

… detected a high incidence and prevalence of PUs in patients with SCI, especially of grade 1
and grade 2 PUs. The interaction of location, grade and patient characteristics, as well as the …

… with the words spinal cord injury and either incidence, prevalence, epidemiology or etiology
… , such as articles on the incidence or prevalence of specific complications after SCI, were not …

… of studies investigating depression after SCI: spinal cord injury, spinal cord injuries, spinal
injury, spinal injuries, spine injury, and spine injuries. The search included all relevant records …