Modeled after the McGill Pain Questionnaire. Provides information on the intensity of pain (sensory dimension) and the degree to which pain interferes with function (reactive dimension). It also [...]

Proposes a pain classification system with 2 major categories: neuropathic and musculoskeletal. Designed to help with the standardization of pain terminology used in the SCI population. Pain is [...]

The Donovan SCI Pain Classification System proposes 5 pain types: Segmental nerve/cauda equina Spinal cord Visceral Mechanical Psychic It combines both mechanistic factors (e.g. slow fibre conduction from [...]

Theoretically linked to the cognitive-behavioral conceptualization of chronic pain, where emphasis is placed on the assessment of subjective distress and the impact of pain on patient’s lives A [...]

Measure of readiness to adopt various pain management and coping strategies. Made up of two sections and nine subscales. The first section concerns the use of adaptive coping [...]

The Numeric Pain Rating Scale (NPRS) is used to quantify pain on a numerical scale. It is an 11-item scale that ranges from 0 through 10 (sometimes 0-20 or [...]

Used to quantify the neurological dysfunction associated with neuropathic pain, by measuring thresholds for mechanical detection, vibration detection, cool and warm detection and cold and hot pain sensations. [...]

Identifies 11 types of pain for those with spinal cord injury according to the lesion level. Above the lesion level At the lesion level Below the lesion level [...]