Review paper

Prevalence of drug-induced constipation and severity of associated biopsychosocial effects in patients with nonmalignant pain: a cross-sectional review of depersonalized data from the German Pain e-Registry

Volume: 38, Issue: 1, Pages: 101 - 114
Published: Oct 19, 2021
Abstract
Drug-induced constipation (DIC) is a well-known comorbidity of cancer pain, however, data on its prevalence in nonmalignant pain (NMP) and its biopsychosocial effects are few.To assess the prevalence and impact of DIC in patients with NMP.Exploratory noninterventional, retrospective, cross-sectional analysis of depersonalized routine data of the German Pain e-Registry on 150,488 NMP patients (EUPAS identifier: 42286).DIC affects 33.5% of NMP...
Paper Details
Title
Prevalence of drug-induced constipation and severity of associated biopsychosocial effects in patients with nonmalignant pain: a cross-sectional review of depersonalized data from the German Pain e-Registry
Published Date
Oct 19, 2021
Volume
38
Issue
1
Pages
101 - 114
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