FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3194661825> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3194661825 endingPage "802" @default.
• W3194661825 startingPage "789" @default.
• W3194661825 abstract "Objective: This prospective study examined risk and resilience predictors of pain and functional recovery in the first 6 months after spinal fusion surgery in adolescents. Methods: Adolescents with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis undergoing spinal fusion surgery (n=100, aged 12 to 18 y, 77% girls) completed assessments before surgery and at 3 weeks, 6 weeks, and 6 months after surgery. Recovery trajectories in pain, health-related quality of life (HRQOL), and objectively registered physical activity were identified. Presurgical pain catastrophizing and pain intensity (risk), and psychological flexibility, and postsurgical pain acceptance (resilience) were examined as predictors of recovery. Results: Latent growth class analyses revealed 4 distinct pain recovery trajectories (ie, Severe-Moderate [11%, n=9], Mild-No [58%, n=49], Moderate-Mild [24%, n=20], and Moderate-Severe [7%, n=6] pain trajectory), 2 HRQOL recovery trajectories; 2 trajectories characterizing recovery in average daily physical activity at moderate-to-vigorous intensity (MVPA); and 3 trajectories characterizing recovery in total physical activity volume characterized by the average daily number of steps. Subsequent multivariate analyses of variance revealed that presurgical pain intensity (partial η2=0.21, P<0.001) and pain catastrophizing (partial η2=0.13, P<0.01) were both predictive of poorer recovery in HRQOL, and pain catastrophizing additionally predicted poorer pain recovery (partial η2=0.15, P<0.05). Psychological flexibility (partial η2=0.25, P<0.001) and postsurgical pain acceptance (partial η2=0.07, P<0.05) were predictive of more favorable recovery trajectories in HRQOL, and psychological flexibility additionally predicted more favorable recovery trajectories in postsurgical pain (partial η2=0.15, P<0.05). Daily MVPA trajectories were not significantly predicted by any of the hypothesized factors, while presurgical pain catastrophizing levels were predictive of a delayed recovery trajectory in the daily amount of steps (partial η2=0.17 P<0.01). Conclusions: Presurgical screening could include assessment of pain intensity, pain catastrophizing, psychological flexibility, and pain acceptance to identify adolescents who are at risk for poorer recovery. These are potentially modifiable factors that can be targeted in presurgical interventions to prevent poor and foster adaptive outcomes after major surgery in adolescents." @default.
• W3194661825 created "2021-08-30" @default.
• W3194661825 creator A5012635180 @default.
• W3194661825 creator A5027985014 @default.
• W3194661825 creator A5031880355 @default.
• W3194661825 creator A5039547608 @default.
• W3194661825 creator A5042690870 @default.
• W3194661825 creator A5064865732 @default.
• W3194661825 creator A5065967318 @default.
• W3194661825 creator A5071986605 @default.
• W3194661825 date "2021-08-23" @default.
• W3194661825 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W3194661825 title "Risk and Resilience Predictors of Recovery After Spinal Fusion Surgery in Adolescents" @default.
• W3194661825 cites W122866296 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W166504862 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W1818600552 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W1827931096 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W1966128258 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W1968541492 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W1969105513 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W1973040984 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W1974125795 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W1974801913 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W1974831336 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W1976451292 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W1986499404 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W1990253173 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W1999612222 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2008018382 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2009222369 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2015436382 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2037670211 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2038380281 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2041423270 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2041561502 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2050369803 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2050878694 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2051297301 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2055927131 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2064064372 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2088831671 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2090330784 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2091974234 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2096568118 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2099093791 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2103909196 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2116049436 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2116883610 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2118079952 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2121868880 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2127582925 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2139148847 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2145702257 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2146452604 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2148034158 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2156724116 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2162880285 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2163013180 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2164388904 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2256511824 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2323149989 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2324723463 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2343403221 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2418622009 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2589565897 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2597710207 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2598176181 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2620722836 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2622456392 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2762575594 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2770484213 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2803780163 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2884678889 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2892452837 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2903698441 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2905779966 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W2948339617 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W4253267310 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W4285780256 @default.
• W3194661825 cites W65833959 @default.
• W3194661825 doi "https://doi.org/10.1097/ajp.0000000000000971" @default.
• W3194661825 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34419974" @default.
• W3194661825 hasPublicationYear "2021" @default.
• W3194661825 type Work @default.
• W3194661825 sameAs 3194661825 @default.
• W3194661825 citedByCount "4" @default.
• W3194661825 countsByYear W31946618252023 @default.
• W3194661825 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W3194661825 hasAuthorship W3194661825A5012635180 @default.
• W3194661825 hasAuthorship W3194661825A5027985014 @default.
• W3194661825 hasAuthorship W3194661825A5031880355 @default.
• W3194661825 hasAuthorship W3194661825A5039547608 @default.
• W3194661825 hasAuthorship W3194661825A5042690870 @default.
• W3194661825 hasAuthorship W3194661825A5064865732 @default.
• W3194661825 hasAuthorship W3194661825A5065967318 @default.
• W3194661825 hasAuthorship W3194661825A5071986605 @default.
• W3194661825 hasBestOaLocation W31946618252 @default.
• W3194661825 hasConcept C112143881 @default.

• next