Excited to share that our work titled “Pancreatic Quantitative Sensory Testing (P-QST) for pain assessment in Indian patients with chronic pancreatitis” has been published in Pancreatology.
Grateful to all collaborators and teams.
Static and dynamic quantitative sensory testing in chronic pancreatitis: Relation of pain sensitization to patient-reported outcomes and psychiatric comorbidities
Misbah Unnisa @RupTaluk@DrDNReddy et al
https://t.co/Bxiv0fd1Z9
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Happy to share our extended work, published in the Indian Journal of Gastroenterology on the relation of pain sensitization to PROMs and psychiatric comorbidities in chronic pancreatitis using static and dynamic P-QST.
📷: https://t.co/3JyDXSZgKh
These phenotypes were independent of psychological comorbidities, supporting its potential as an unbiased pain assessment tool for mechanism-based pain stratification.
@drkeithsiau At the same time, there are significantly less drug addicts in India and more of other substances like smoking, alcohol (is increasing) and some local stuff.
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This is the first study from India to apply P-QST in an Indian population. The findings are quite interesting and contribute meaningfully to the evolving understanding of pain mechanisms in CP.
link: https://t.co/KFBNwe3CBF
Excited to share that our work titled “Pancreatic Quantitative Sensory Testing (P-QST) for pain assessment in Indian patients with chronic pancreatitis” has been published in Pancreatology.
Grateful to all collaborators and teams.
So, what is P-QST?
P-QST is an advanced research tool designed to objectively assess pain mechanisms in CP. It was pioneered by the Danish team, particularly Prof. Drewes and Søren, and has now been implemented in India at both AIIMS and AIG.
Much needed chapter of women in GI @IJG_Journal explore and read the best minds already getting published in the issue! I am sure you gonna elevate your confidence with this practical scenarios happening for women in GI field! Kudos to team!
Congratulations @IJG_Journal@docMPK#UshaDutta@sharmanik on transforming the ORANGE journal to PURPLE to celebrate women in gastroenterology #WIG
Read this wholesome issue here
https://t.co/huygW3L6Xq
Congratulations @IJG_Journal@docMPK#UshaDutta@sharmanik on transforming the ORANGE journal to PURPLE to celebrate women in gastroenterology #WIG
Read this wholesome issue here
https://t.co/huygW3L6Xq