CDE Detailed Report

Note: This is inclusive of all pain experienced.
Choose one alternative for each question. Please note that all interference items apply to overall pain during the last week, rather than to each of the different pain problems. Please note that "last week" specifically refers to the last seven days including today.
This question concerns how a person's specific pain problem interfered with mood during the last seven days including today. An interference item that assesses mood interference was developed for this data set because pain is known to have a significant negative impact on mood for many patients, and pain's effect on mood is somewhat distinct from its effect on other functioning domains.

The sensory bedside assessment includes abnormal responses to light touch, pinprick and cold sensation compared with a non-affected control area above the level of injury. The sensory measures were intentionally selected to be appropriate for bedside examination and to detect and quantify sensory abnormalities: mechanical allodynia (pain in response to an innocuous mechanical stimulus), mechanical hyperalgesia (exaggerated response to a painful mechanical stimulus) and thermal allodynia (pain in response to an innocuous thermal stimulus) commonly associated with neuropathic pain types.

The sensory bedside assessment includes abnormal responses to light touch, pinprick and cold sensation compared with a non-affected control area above the level of injury. The sensory measures were intentionally selected to be appropriate for bedside examination and to detect and quantify sensory abnormalities: mechanical allodynia (pain in response to an innocuous mechanical stimulus), mechanical hyperalgesia (exaggerated response to a painful mechanical stimulus) and thermal allodynia (pain in response to an innocuous thermal stimulus) commonly associated with neuropathic pain types.

This section can either be filled out for overall pain or for each separate pain component (Overall, Worst, 2nd Worst, 3rd Worst). Please indicate previous treatments (over the last 12 months) and whether the treatment was helpful with Y (yes, helpful), N (Not helpful) or U (Uncertain/Unknown). Leave blank if treatment was not performed.
Antidepressants: amitriptyline, nortriptyline, duloxetine
Antiepileptics: pregabalin, carbamazepine
Opioids: morphine, oxycodone, buprenorphine, fentanyl
Cannabinoids: e.g., marijuana
NSAIDS/aspirin: ibuprofen, naproxen, celecoxib, meloxicam
Benzodiazepines: e.g., diazepam
Antispasticity drugs: e.g., baclofen, tizantidine
Topical anasthetics: e.g., lidocaine/lignocaine

The sensory bedside assessment includes abnormal responses to light touch, pinprick and cold sensation compared with a non-affected control area above the level of injury. The sensory measures were intentionally selected to be appropriate for bedside examination and to detect and quantify sensory abnormalities: mechanical allodynia (pain in response to an innocuous mechanical stimulus), mechanical hyperalgesia (exaggerated response to a painful mechanical stimulus) and thermal allodynia (pain in response to an innocuous thermal stimulus) commonly associated with neuropathic pain types.

This section can either be filled out for overall pain or for each separate pain component (Overall, Worst, 2nd Worst, 3rd Worst). Please indicate previous treatments (over the last 12 months) and whether the treatment was helpful with Y (yes, helpful), N (Not helpful) or U (Uncertain/Unknown). Leave blank if treatment was not performed.
Peripheral nerve/motor block: including alcohol/phenol, steroid, anaesthetic blocks, botulinum toxin injection
Joint injections: including shoulder, knee, facet joint, iliosacral
Intrathecal pumps: including morphine, ziconotide, clonidine, baclofen
tDCS/rTMS: Transcranial brain stimulation

The sensory bedside assessment includes abnormal responses to light touch, pinprick and cold sensation compared with a non-affected control area above the level of injury. The sensory measures were intentionally selected to be appropriate for bedside examination and to detect and quantify sensory abnormalities: mechanical allodynia (pain in response to an innocuous mechanical stimulus), mechanical hyperalgesia (exaggerated response to a painful mechanical stimulus) and thermal allodynia (pain in response to an innocuous thermal stimulus) commonly associated with neuropathic pain types.

This section can either be filled out for overall pain or for each separate pain component (Overall, Worst, 2nd Worst, 3rd Worst). Please indicate previous treatments (over the last 12 months) and whether the treatment was helpful with Y (yes, helpful), N (Not helpful) or U (Uncertain/Unknown). Leave blank if treatment was not performed.
Peripheral nerve/motor block: including alcohol/phenol, steroid, anaesthetic blocks, botulinum toxin injection
Joint injections: including shoulder, knee, facet joint, iliosacral
Intrathecal pumps: including morphine, ziconotide, clonidine, baclofen
tDCS/rTMS: Transcranial brain stimulation

The sensory bedside assessment includes abnormal responses to light touch, pinprick and cold sensation compared with a non-affected control area above the level of injury. The sensory measures were intentionally selected to be appropriate for bedside examination and to detect and quantify sensory abnormalities: mechanical allodynia (pain in response to an innocuous mechanical stimulus), mechanical hyperalgesia (exaggerated response to a painful mechanical stimulus) and thermal allodynia (pain in response to an innocuous thermal stimulus) commonly associated with neuropathic pain types.

This section can either be filled out for overall pain or for each separate pain component (Overall, Worst, 2nd Worst, 3rd Worst). Please indicate previous treatments (over the last 12 months) and whether the treatment was helpful with Y (yes, helpful), N (Not helpful) or U (Uncertain/Unknown). Leave blank if treatment was not performed.
Spinal surgery: including stabilization, rod removal, untethering the cord, shunt
Deep brain stimulation: implanted brain electrodes

This section can either be filled out for overall pain or for each separate pain component (Overall, Worst, 2nd Worst, 3rd Worst). Please indicate previous treatments (over the last 12 months) and whether the treatment was helpful with Y (yes, helpful), N (Not helpful) or U (Uncertain/Unknown). Leave blank if treatment was not performed.
Aerobic exercise: low to moderate intensity
Passive exercise: non-weight-bearing or or against resistance, e.g., stretching
Resistance exercise: strength building, e.g., weight training
Position adjustment: in wheelchair, bed, etc.
Joint mobilization/manipulation: including chiropractic, osteopathic

This section can either be filled out for overall pain or for each separate pain component (Overall, Worst, 2nd Worst, 3rd Worst). Please indicate previous treatments (over the last 12 months) and whether the treatment was helpful with Y (yes, helpful), N (Not helpful) or U (Uncertain/Unknown). Leave blank if treatment was not performed.
Spinal surgery: including stabilization, rod removal, untethering the cord, shunt
Deep brain stimulation: implanted brain electrodes

This section can either be filled out for overall pain or for each separate pain component (Overall, Worst, 2nd Worst, 3rd Worst). Please indicate previous treatments (over the last 12 months) and whether the treatment was helpful with Y (yes, helpful), N (Not helpful) or U (Uncertain/Unknown). Leave blank if treatment was not performed.
Aerobic exercise: low to moderate intensity
Passive exercise: non-weight-bearing or or against resistance, e.g., stretching
Resistance exercise: strength building, e.g., weight training
Position adjustment: in wheelchair, bed, etc.
Joint mobilization/manipulation: including chiropractic, osteopathic

This section can either be filled out for overall pain or for each separate pain component (Overall, Worst, 2nd Worst, 3rd Worst). Please indicate previous treatments (over the last 12 months) and whether the treatment was helpful with Y (yes, helpful), N (Not helpful) or U (Uncertain/Unknown). Leave blank if treatment was not performed.

This section can either be filled out for overall pain or for each separate pain component (Overall, Worst, 2nd Worst, 3rd Worst). Please indicate previous treatments (over the last 12 months) and whether the treatment was helpful with Y (yes, helpful), N (Not helpful) or U (Uncertain/Unknown). Leave blank if treatment was not performed.
TES/TNS/TENS: Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation
Heat therapy: including heat-packs, shortwave

For examples of treatments please see section A (Past Treatments)

This section can either be filled out for overall pain or for each separate pain component (Overall, Worst, 2nd Worst, 3rd Worst). Please indicate previous treatments (over the last 12 months) and whether the treatment was helpful with Y (yes, helpful), N (Not helpful) or U (Uncertain/Unknown). Leave blank if treatment was not performed.
Aerobic exercise: low to moderate intensity
Passive exercise: non-weight-bearing or or against resistance, e.g., stretching
Resistance exercise: strength building, e.g., weight training
Position adjustment: in wheelchair, bed, etc.
Joint mobilization/manipulation: including chiropractic, osteopathic

For examples of treatments please see section A (Past Treatments)

This section can either be filled out for overall pain or for each separate pain component (Overall, Worst, 2nd Worst, 3rd Worst). Please indicate previous treatments (over the last 12 months) and whether the treatment was helpful with Y (yes, helpful), N (Not helpful) or U (Uncertain/Unknown). Leave blank if treatment was not performed.
Relaxation: relaxation techniques, e.g., muscle relaxation or deep breathing
Meditation: meditation techniques, e.g., contrative, religious
Mindfulness meditation: meditation using mindfulness technique

For examples of treatments please see section A (Past Treatments)

The sensory bedside assessment includes abnormal responses to light touch, pinprick and cold sensation compared with a non-affected control area above the level of injury. The sensory measures were intentionally selected to be appropriate for bedside examination and to detect and quantify sensory abnormalities: mechanical allodynia (pain in response to an innocuous mechanical stimulus), mechanical hyperalgesia (exaggerated response to a painful mechanical stimulus) and thermal allodynia (pain in response to an innocuous thermal stimulus) commonly associated with neuropathic pain types.