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2. Bilateral abnormalities in neuropathic pain 3.3.5. Correlation between background pain and QST parameters All patients reported ongoing spontaneous pain (NRS mean 64.1, SD ± 21.4) at their affected side before the QST assessment took place (see Table 2-1). There were no significant correlations found using Pearson correlations between background pain and QST parameters. A significant correlation was found between the frequencies of sensory abnormalities at the contralateral side with background pain (r=0.231; p
2. Bilateral abnormalities in neuropathic pain findings reporting 41% abnormalities using the QST protocol (Maier et al 2010). In our healthy volunteers, abnormalities were observed across all QST parameters with the exception of DMA. The detected sensory abnormalities reflected gain of function for the most part, some loss of function and in a minority fraction both gain and loss of function (Fig 2-1). Although previously reported otherwise (Maier et al 2010), in the present study, PHS >1 occurred in 1.4% at the test side “dorsal hand” and in 9.3% at the test side “dorsal foot”. The presence of abnormal PHS in our study could be associated with a greater likelihood of sensory dysfunction with an increase in age (r=0.193; p
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