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Development of a network for interactions and associations among biopsychosocial features of chronic low back pain

2026-02-11 pain medicine Title + abstract only
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BackgroundUnderstanding the associations among biopsychosocial factors is essential for improving research and treatment of chronic low back pain (CLBP). Here we characterized interrelations among biopsychosocial domains using network analysis and identified the most influential features in CLBP. MethodsData came from Quebec Low Back Pain Study, comprising 4,489 CLBP participants. We modeled relationships among baseline biopsychosocial features as networks, where nodes represent features and ed...

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