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Fatigue Links Sociodemographic Risk to Pain Intensity and Spread in Two Surgical Cohorts

2026-02-04

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Why some surgical patients develop pain that extends beyond the original site of injury while others do not remains poorly understood. The recently proposed Risk of Pain Spread (ROPS) framework integrates multiple psychosocial risk factors associated with widespread pain, but its generalizability to surgical populations has not been established. Using two large pre-surgical cohorts of participants undergoing total...

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Literature Corpus work: 8da4a59c-a48d-5182-8d45-171c04086f28
DOI: 10.64898/2026.02.02.26345387

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