Tag: pain hub

UK Biobank is a large-scale biomedical database and research resource that provides researchers access to detailed longitudinal phenotype, medical and genetic data from 500,000 volunteer participants.

9000 people aged >40 characterised with knee pain, other sites of pain, depression and anxiety, quality of life and medications etc.

This collection specifically relates to a short pain survey (self-completion booklet) completed by NCDS participants in 2002-3.

The Neuropathic Pain Profiling in Retroviral Infection Study: NIPPR. This study contains pain related information reported by people living with Human T-lymphotrophic cell virus (HTLV-1) infection. It includes those with and without neuropathic pain. ...

X-rays at baseline for 2000 hip and knee OA patients and 1200 controls, serum and urine samples for all, WOMAC pain questionnaires, follow up pain, QoL, medical history surgery history 10 years later for a subset of n=1200 participants.

Cross-sectional deeply phenotyped cohort with painful and painless neuropathy, focusing on diabetic polyneuropathy and extreme/rare neuropathic pain disorders.

A nutritional interventional study of middle-aged women with body pain, anxiety, depression, fatigue QoL serum and faecal biomarkers and baseline and follow-up.

Clinical Phenotyping and Genotyping of HIV-Associated Sensory Neuropathy. This study contains pain related information reported by people living with HIV. It includes those with and without neuropathy and with and without neuropathic pain.

The BathTAP updating study explores the effect of pain status on n-back task performance in a sample drawn from the general population

The HIV Pain in Neuropathy Study contains pain related information about HIV patients suffering from HIV-associated sensory neuropathy (HIV-SN), a frequent complication of HIV infection and major source of morbidity.

The BathTAP Switching study explores the effect of pain status on performance on four different versions of a computerised switching task in a sample drawn from the general population.

The BathTAP Switching study explores the effect of pain status on task performance on three versions of a computerised switching task in a sample drawn from the general population.

Randomized controlled trial of exercise vs standard care in patients with radiographic and clinical knee OA.

The CAPS Study contains pain and symptom severity related information about patients with carpal tunnel syndrome, the most common of the peripheral neuropathies, both prior to and following carpal tunnel surgery.

The BathTAP headache study explores the effect of a headache on cognitive performance .

A replication and extension of the BathTAP headache study explores the effect of a headache on cognitive performance.

Genetics of Diabetes Audit and Research in Tayside Scotland (GoDARTS) contains phenotypic data (clinical and lifestyle factors), questionnaire responses and clinical examination results of over 16,000 diabetes patients in the Tayside region of Scotla ...

Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) is a chronic disease affecting an estimated 250,000 people in the UK. DecodeME is the world’s largest ME/CFS genetic study. It has Patient and Public Involvement at its heart.

A biobank of data and samples for medical research. GS:SFHS is an intensively phenotyped, family-based cohort for the study of the genetic basis of common complex diseases and response to treatments, with consent to record linkage and recontact.

This is a cohort study in patients with carpal tunnel syndrome. It contains both cross sectional (pre-surgery) as well as longitudinal data from patients undergoing decompression surgery (pre and 6 months post surgery).