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QEEG patterns, psychological status and pain reports of fibromyalgia sufferers

Donaldson et al., 2003

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14438732448388169423
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Donaldson M
Mueller H
Donaldson S
Sella G
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American Journal of Pain Management

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Forty carefully screened fibromyalgia sufferers were tested with pain measures (MPQ and VAS), a psychological test (SCL 90-R) and QEEG. Analysis of the SCL 90-R showed the presence of 3 distinct groups reflected in the elevation of the Global Severity Index (GSI) …
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