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Efficacy of repetitive paravertebral block combined with medication in the treatment of zoster-related pain with different courses

Fang Liu, Gui-Jun Lu and Zhi-Yong Bai
Neurosciences Journal April 2021, 26 (2) 192-198; DOI: https://doi.org/10.17712/nsj.2021.2.20200124
Fang Liu
From the pain Department, Beijing Tsinghua Changgung Hospital, School of Clinical Medicine, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
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Gui-Jun Lu
From the pain Department, Beijing Tsinghua Changgung Hospital, School of Clinical Medicine, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
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Zhi-Yong Bai
From the pain Department, Beijing Tsinghua Changgung Hospital, School of Clinical Medicine, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
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    - Comparison of baseline information among the 3 groups.

    ItemsGroup IGroup IIGroup IIIStatistic
    Cases242221
    Course of disease (days)11.7±6.245.9±16.4388.1±267.3
    Gender
    Male6610X2=2.63 p=0.27
    Female181511F=1.65 p=0.20
    Age (years)67.0±9.070.2±8.771.4±7.1F=0.127 p=0.881
    BMI (kg/m2)21.8±1.221.8±1.222.0±1.1
    Affected sites
    Neck, shoulder and upper limbs646X2=1.15 p=0.89
    Chest, back and abdomen10129
    Waist and lower limbs866
    VAS7.3±0.97.0±0.96.9±0.7F=1.64 p=0.20
    QS0.8±0.70.7±0.71.0±0.6F=0.63 p=0.54

    BMI - body mass index, QS - quality of sleep, VAS - visual analog scale

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      Table 2

      - Comparison of VAS Scores in the 3 groups before and after treatment.

      GroupsCasesBefore treatmentAt 1 day after treatmentAt 3 months after treatmentAt 6 months after treatment
      I247.3±0.92.5±1.1*,†1.8±1.2*,†,††1.3±1.3*,†,††,‡
      II227.0±0.92.8±1.0*,†3.2±0.9*,**,†3.1±0.9*,**,†
      III216.9±0.74.7±0.7†4.5±0.5†4.6±0.6†

      *- p<0.05, compared with group III at the same time point; ** - p<0.05, compared with group I at the same time point; † - indicates the comparison within the group relative to the pretreatment value; †† - indicates the comparison within the group relative to the value at 1 day after treatment; ‡ - indicates the comparison within the group relative to the value at 3 months after treatment. VAS - visual analog scale

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        Table 3

        - Comparison of QS scores in the 3 groups before and after treatment.

        GroupsCasesBefore treatmentAt 1 day after treatment At3 months after treatmentAt 6 months after treatment
        I240.8±0.73.1±0.7*,†3.3±0.6*,†3.4±0.6*,†
        II220.7±0.73.1±0.5*,†2.9±0.6*,**,†3.0±0.7*,**†
        III211.0±0.61.8±0.5†1.9±0.5†1.9±0.5†

        * - p<0.05, compared with group I at the same time point; ** - p<0.05, compared with group III at the same time point. † - indicates the comparison within the same group relative to the value before treatment, p<0.0083. QS - quality of sleep

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