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Table 1 Mean scores and percent of patients meeting sds remission criterion by cluster at 12 weeks

From: Typology of patients with fibromyalgia: cluster analysis of duloxetine study patients

  

Mean score

Variable

Scale

Cluster 1 (worst),

Cluster 2 (physically poor),

Cluster 3 (mentally poor),

Cluster 4 (moderate),

Cluster 5 (best),

  

N = 78

N = 135

N = 104

N = 185

N = 129

Pain

BPI - Average pain intensity

BPIAVP

7.58

5.93

4.12

3.55

1.43

BPI - Pain interference (overall score)

BPIPIF

7.89

4.77

4.21

2.23

0.60

FIQ item 15: Pain

FIQ15

8.71

7.03

5.03

4.42

1.70

Mental impairment

FIQ item 19: Anxiety

FIQ19

7.38

2.30

5.09

1.70

0.67

FIQ item 20: Depression

FIQ20

6.91

1.45

5.09

1.12

0.57

BDI total score

BDI

25.08

7.93

15.81

5.99

3.46

SF-36 mental composite summary score

SF36M

34.46

53.70

37.31

54.08

56.37

Physical impairment

FIQ - Physical impairment

FIQPI

6.77

4.42

4.55

2.56

1.23

FIQ item 14: Interference with work

FIQ14

8.26

6.29

4.82

3.16

0.77

FIQ item 16: Tiredness

FIQ16

9.18

7.82

7.31

5.88

2.28

FIQ item 17: Awoke rested

FIQ17

9.19

7.66

7.08

5.66

2.46

FIQ item 18: Stiffness

FIQ18

8.79

6.87

5.69

4.58

1.88

SF-36 physical composite summary score

SF36P

24.88

24.51

32.77

34.13

45.90

Global impression

CGI-S

CGIS

4.35

3.80

3.50

3.01

2.18

PGI-I

PGII

4.27

3.61

2.97

2.63

1.57

Overall functioning

SDS - Work/school

SDS1

8.01

5.66

5.06

2.55

0.87

SDS - Social life

SDS2

7.64

5.26

5.36

2.07

0.73

SDS - Family

SDS3

7.82

5.59

5.33

2.38

0.83

SDS – Overall

SDS

23.5

16.5

15.7

7.00

2.43

SDS – Overall ≤6 (%) (remission criterion)

 

0.0

1.48

2.88

46.0

90.7

  1. BDI = Beck Depression Inventory; BPI = Brief Pain Inventory; CGI-S = Clinician Global Impression of Severity; FIQ = Fibromyalgia Impact Questionnaire; N = Number of patients with available data; PGI-I = Patient Global Impression of Improvement; SF-36 = 36-item short form questionnaire; SDS = Sheehan Disability Scale.
  2. Note: for SF-36 scores, the higher the score the better the patient’s well-being, while for all other scores, the higher the score the worse the patient’s well-being.