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Table 5 OPLS-DA model of variables discriminating temporomandibular disorders myofascial pain patients resistant to treatment (TMD-R) from patients with a successful treatment outcome (TMD-S). Twelve variables significantly discriminated between groups and had a VIP-value > 1.0 and a p(corr) > 0.4. WUR and PPT had a negative p(corr) and were lower in TMD-R

From: Who is the patient with resistant myofascial temporomandibular disorders pain? A somatosensory, psychosocial, and genetic characterization

 

VIP

p(corr)

PSQI

1.69

0.76

CSI

1.67

0.76

D-HADS

1.49

0.67

A-HADS

1.44

0.65

PSS

1.40

0.63

WUR Masseter

1.28

−0.58

PPT Hand

1.21

−0.54

AGE

1.13

0.51

PCS

1.12

0.51

HTR1 A rs6295

1.12

0.51

WUR Hand

1.12

−0.50

COMT rs4818

1.01

0.45

  1. PSQI Pittsburg Sleep Quality Index, CSI Central Sensitization Index, D-HADS Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale, depression subscale, A-HADS anxiety subscale, PSS Perceived Stress Scale, WUR wind-up ratio, PPT pressure pain threshold, PCS Pain Catastrophizing Scale, HTR1 A serotonin type 1 receptor gene, COMT catecholamine-O-methyltransferase gene, OPLS-DA Orthogonal Partial Least Square Discriminant Analysis, VIP variable influence on projection; p(corr): correlation coefficient in multivariate analyses