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Predictors for future clinically significant pain in patients with temporomandibular disorder: A prospective cohort study.

Forssell 2016 · Forssell H, Kauko T, Kotiranta U, et al. · European journal of pain (London, England) · 2017

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Outcome this study informsPooled effectEvidenceCertainty
Pain intensity/course of TMD pain over follow-up (adjusted analysis)
Prognostic factor: Number of disability days vs Lower level or absence of the factor (reference not specified) · Follow-up 6 months to 11 years across studies
OR 1.079 [0.939, 1.239]2 studiesVery low
Pain intensity/course of TMD pain over follow-up (adjusted analysis)
Prognostic factor: Age vs Lower level or absence of the factor (reference not specified) · Follow-up 6 months to 11 years across studies
OR 1 [0.982, 1.018]2 studiesModerate
Pain intensity/course of TMD pain over follow-up (adjusted analysis)
Prognostic factor: Pain intensity vs Lower level or absence of the factor (reference not specified) · Follow-up 6 months to 11 years across studies
OR 1.16 [0.786, 1.711]3 studiesVery low
Pain intensity/course of TMD pain over follow-up (adjusted analysis)
Prognostic factor: Self-efficacy vs Lower level or absence of the factor (reference not specified) · Follow-up 6 months to 11 years across studies
OR 0.971 [0.593, 1.59]2 studiesVery low
Pain intensity/course of TMD pain over follow-up (adjusted analysis)
Prognostic factor: Gender vs Lower level or absence of the factor (reference not specified) · Follow-up 6 months to 11 years across studies
OR 1.121 [0.474, 2.652]2 studiesLow

Also linked to PM41760141-P3-O2, PM41760141-P4-O2, PM41760141-P2-O2, which does not match a current question in this review.

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