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• W2892041809 abstract "Abstract Background Pain is a serious burden for rheumatoid arthritis ( RA ) patients. However, the effect on Health Assessment Questionnaire Disability Index ( HAQ ‐ DI ) and 28‐joint Disease Activity Score ( DAS 28) has not been presented. The aim of this study is to evaluate them in a case series. Methods Three hundred and eighty‐two RA patients who were treated for more than 5 years were studied. The parameters assessed included average value of the DAS 28 with C‐reactive protein ( DAS 28‐ CRP ), the HAQ ‐ DI score, the Sharp/van der Heijde Score (Svd HS ), age, and the pain score measured by a visual analog scale ( PS ‐ VAS ). Relationships among these factors and the relationships between the HAQ ‐ DI score and the other factors, and the relationships between the change in HAQ ‐ DI scores and the changes in other factors were evaluated statistically with multivariate linear regression analysis. The effect of PS ‐ VAS on HAQ ‐ DI was compared with that of DAS 28‐ CRP on the overlapping data of each parameter. Results HAQ ‐ DI demonstrated significant positive correlations with all parameters. However, PS ‐ VAS demonstrated a stronger effect than DAS 28‐ CRP , also demonstrated without overlapping data. After minimizing the effects of DAS 28‐ CRP , age and Svd HS , there was a significant correlation between HAQ ‐ DI and PS ‐ VAS in all analyses. The change in HAQ ‐ DI demonstrated a significant correlation with the change in PS ‐ VAS . Conclusions These results suggested that HAQ ‐ DI is deeply influenced by PS ‐ VAS . The effect of DAS 28‐ CRP overlapped with the effect of PS ‐ VAS in a major way. Pain control for RA patients is the most important factor contributing to activities of daily living, as well as disease activity control." @default.
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• W2892041809 title "Influence of pain score measured by a visual analog scale ( <scp>PS</scp> ‐ <scp>VAS</scp> ) on the Health Assessment Questionnaire Disability Index and 28‐joint Disease Activity Index with C‐reactive protein in rheumatoid arthritis patients" @default.
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