Research Article

Neuropathic Pain Was Associated with Central Sensitivity Syndrome in Patients with Preoperative Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Using the painDETECT and Central Sensitization Inventory Questionnaires: A Cross-Sectional Study

Table 2

Clinical data of participants classified by duration of lumbar spinal stenosis symptoms.

Acute pain (n = 29)Chronic pain (n = 77)
Total (n = 29)Type A (n = 3)/Type B (n = 8)/Type C (n = 18)Total (n = 77)Type A (n = 26)/Type B (n = 28)/Type C (n = 23)
Mean (SD)RangeMedian (IQR)95% CIMean (SD)RangeMedian (IQR)Mean (SD)RangeMedian (IQR)95% CIMean (SD)RangeMedian (IQR) value

Age (years)67.2 (14.1)38–8771 (60–79)61.8–72.670.3 (10.6)/75.4 (8.4)/63.9 (15.5)59–80/63–87/38–8272 (65.5–76)/75.5 (70–81)/64.5 (49.5–79)70.7 (13.6)27–9773 (66–80)67.6–73.869.3 (14.8)/72.9 (12.7)/69.7 (13.6)29–89/32–97/27–8773 (58–81)/75 (69–83)/71 (66.5–78.5)0.319a
Gender: no. (%)
Male/female37 (48.1)/40 (51.9)<0.05 c
Height (m)1.62 (0.11)1.43–1.841.64 (1.56–1.68)1.58–1.671.60 (0.12)/1.62 (0.08)/1.63 (0.13)1.46–1.67/1.48–1.72/1.43–1.841.67 (1.57–1.67)/1.62 (1.57–1.68)/1.64 (1.55–1.71)1.59 (0.10)1.34–1.791.60 (1.51–1.67)1.57–1.611.61 (0.10)/1.58 (0.10)/1.57 (0.11)1.41–1.79/1.42–1.75/1.34–1.761.61 (1.53–1.69)/1.61 (1.48–1.65)0.170b
Weight (kg)65.7 (13.3)42.8–105.863.0 (58.5–72.0)60.6–70.857.2 (1.5)/62.0 (10.5)/68.7 (14.8)56.2–59/46 - 78.8/42.8–105.856.5 (56.4–57.8)/62.7 (57.2–67)/68.1 (59.6–73.1)63.8 (15.6)37.0–128.460.8 (53.0–72.8)60.3–67.369.7 (19.3)/61.5 (11.7)/69.0 (13.5)47.5–128.4/37.0–82.5/37.9–93.865.9 (57.6–125)/59.2 (52.6–71.1)/58.0 (51.7–66.3)0.545a
BMI24.8 (3.8)20.3–38.124.2 (22.2–26.7)23.4–26.222.7 (3.3)/23.6 (2.2)/25.7 (4.2)20.4–26.5/20.6–27.2/20.3–38.121.2 (20.8–26.5)/24 (22 - 24.5)/25 (23.7–27.4)25.1 (5.0)15.8–44.224.4 (22.3–26.8)24.0–26.226.7 (6.0)/24.3 (4.2)/24.1 (4.2)20.7–44.2/15.8–36.2/17.4–35.224.8 (22.8–28.3)/23.6 (22.0–26.7)/24.4 (22.3–25.7)0.788a
Duration of LSS symptoms (months)1.8 (0.9)1–32 (1–3)1.5–2.13.0 (0)/1.8 (0.9)/1.7 (0.8)3 - 3/1–3/1–33 (3-3)/1.5 (1–2.3)/1 (1-2)40.2 (51.2)4–24024 (12–36)28.6–51.837.6 (56.6)/46.5 (61.2)/35.6 (27.2)4–240/2–240/6–10812 (12–36)/24 (10–39)/24 (12–43)<0.001a
Classification of LSS by site of symptom appearance: no. (%)<0.01d
 Bilateral symptom25 (86.2)1 (33.3)/6 (75.0)/18 (100)44 (57.1)12 (46.2)/9 (32.1)/23 (100)
 Unilateral symptom4 (13.8)2 (66.7)/2(25.0)/0(0)33 (42.9)14 (53.8)/19 (67.9)/0 (0)
Number of spinal stenosis1.8 (0.7)1–32 (1–2)1.5–2.12.0 (1.0)/1.8 (0.7)/1.8 (0.7)1–3/1–3/1–32 (1.5–2.5)/2 (1-2)/2 (1-2)2.2 (0.9)1–52 (2–3)2.0 to 2.42.2 (1.0)/2.3 (0.9)/2.1 (0.9)1–4/1–4/1–52 (1.3–3)/2 (2-3)/2 (2-2)<0.05a
Location of spinal stenosis: no. (%)0.130d
 L1/20 (0)0 (0)/0 (0)/0 (0)4 (5.2)0 (0)/1 (3.6)/3 (13.0)
 L2/33 (10.3)1 (33.3)/1 (33.3)/1 (33.3)19 (24.7)1 (3.8)/8 (28.6)/10 (43.5)
 L3/414 (48.3)2 (66.7)/4 (50.0)/8 (44.4)45 (58.4)12 (46.2)/19 (67.9)/14 (60.9)
 L4/520 (69.0)3 (100)/5 (62.5)/12 (66.7)66 (85.7)23 (88.5)/25 (89.3)/18 (78.3)
 L5/S17 (58.6)2 (66.7)/4 (50.0)/11 (61.1)26 (33.8)2 (7.7)/12 (42.9)/12 (52.2)
Grade of spinal stenosis according to Schizas: no. (%)0.494 d
 A22(6.9)0 (0)/0 (0)/2 (11.1)3 (3.9)0 (0)/2 (7.1)/1(4.3)
 A31(3.4)0 (0)/0 (0)/1 (5.6)1 (1.3)1 (3.8)/0 (0)/0 (0)
 A41(3.4)0 (0)/0 (0)/1 (5.6)6 (7.8)2 (7.7)/0 (0)/4 (17.4)
 B3 (10.3)0 (0)/1 (12.5)/2 (11.1)5 (6.5)3 (11.5)/1 (3.6)/1 (4.3)
 C15 (51.7)2 (66.7)/4 (50.0)/9 (50.0)39 (50.6)8 (30.8)/11 (39.3)/11 (47.8)
 D7 (24.1)1 (33.3)/3 (37.5)/3 (16.7)32 (41.6)12 (46.2)/14 (50.0)/6 (26.1)
Conservative treatment: no. (%)0.534 d
 None1 (3.4)0 (0)/0 (0)/1 (5.6)4 (5.2)1 (3.8)/1 (3.6)/2 (8.7)
 Medicine26 (89.7)3 (100)/7 (87.5)/16 (88.9)55 (71.4)19 (73.1)/22 (78.6)/14 (60.9)
 Infusion·injection4 (13.8)2 (66.7)/0 (0)/2 (11.1)6 (7.8)3 (11.5)/2 (7.1)/1 (4.3)
 Block11 (37.9)1 (33.3)/5 (62.5)/5 (27.8)28 (36.4)7 (26.9)/12 (42.9)/9 (39.1)
 Rehabilitation4 (13.8)2 (66.7)/1 (12.5)/1 (5.6)25 (32.5)8 (30.8)/8 (28.6)/9 (39.1)
 Massage11 (37.9)2 (66.7)/4 (50.0)/5 (27.8)23 (29.9)8 (30.8)/12 (42.9)/3 (13.0)
 Acupuncture4 (13.8)1 (33.3)/1 (12.5)/2 (11.1)13 (16.9)5 (19.2)/4 (14.3)/4 (17.4)
NRS for LBP (0–10 range)4.4 (3.0)0–105 (2–7)3.3 to 5.55.7 (3.2)/5.1 (3.6)/3.9 (2.7)2–8/0–10/0–87 (4.5–7.5)/4.5 (2.7–6.0)/5.0 (1.3–6.0)5.6 (2.7)0–106 (4–8)5.0–6.25.3 (3.3)/5.9 (2.4)/5.5 (2.3)0–10/0–10/1–105.5 (3–8)/6.5 (4.8–8)/6 (4–7)<0.05 a
NRS for leg pain (0–10 range)5.2 (2.8)0–105 (3–8)4.1–6.37.7 (0.6)/4.5 (3.2)/5.1 (2.6)7-8/0–10/0–98 (7.5–8.0)/4 (2.8–5.6)/5 (3.5–6.8)5.0 (3.0)0–105 (3–8)4.3–5.75.1 (3.5)/5.0 (2.9)/5.1 (2.5)0–10/0–10/1–105 (2.3–8.0)/5 (3.0–7.3)/5 (3–7)0.881 a
NRS for leg numbness (0–10 range)4.6 (3.1)0–104 (2–7)3.4–5.87.3 (0.6)/5.1 (3.6)/3.8 (3.0)7 - 8/0–10/0–97 (7.0–7.5)/4 (2.8–8.3)/3 (1.3–6.8)4.6 (3.3)0–105 (1–8)3.9–5.34.2 (3.6)/5.3 (2.8)/4.1 (3.3)0–10/0–10/0–103 (1–8)/5 (4–6.3)/4 (1–7)0.978 a
painDETECT (−1–38 range)13.9 (6.3)3–2513 (8–18)11.5–16.318.3 (10.7)/12.6 (6.5)/13.2 (5.5)6–25/5–24/3–2324 (15.0–24.5)/11 (7.8–17.3)/13.5 (8.8–16.8)13.5 (6.1)0–3312 (10–18)12.1–14.912.7 (6.6)/14.6 (6.1)/13.3 (5.7)4–33/0–25/2–2711.5 (9.0–14.8)/16 (10–19)/12 (9.5–17.0)0.949 b
Nociceptive pain: no. (%)14 (48.3)1 (33.3)/5 (62.5)/8 (44.4)39 (50.6)15 (57.7)/12 (42.9)/12 (52.2)
Type of unclear: no. (%)9 (31.0)0 (0)/2 (25)/7 (38.9)23 (29.9)8 (30.8)/8 (28.6)/7 (30.4)
Neuropathic pain: no. (%)6 (20.7)2 (66.7)/1 (12.5)/3 (16.7)15 (19.5)3 (11.5)/8 (28.6)/4 (17.4)
CSI (0–100 range)23.0 (13.3)2–5123 (14–30)17.9–28.133.7 (12.9)/20.4 (12.4)/22.4 (13.6)23–48/2–38/3–5130 (26.5–39.0)/20.5 (11.3–30.3)/21 (14.5–30.0)24.9 (13.4)2–6323 (16–33)21.9 to 27.921.3 (14.0)/27.6 (13.4)/25.4 (12.3)2–63/3–52/7–5418.5 (10.5–28.8)/31 (17.8–37.3)/25 (18–32)0.533 a
High CSI: no. (%)3 (10.3)1 (33.3)/0 (0)/2 (11.1)8 (10.4)2 (7.7)/4 (14.3)/2(8.7)
Low CSI: no. (%)26 (89.7)2 (66.7)/8 (100)/16(88.9)69 (89.6)24 (92.3)/24 (85.7)/21 (91.3)
ZCQ (12−55 range)34.7 (5.5)22–4536 (30–39)32.6–36.840.7 (3.8)/35.4 (5.7)/33.4 (5.2)38–42/28–39.3/22–36.839 (38.5–42.0)/37 (29.8–39.3)/34 (29.3–36.8)33.2 (7.0)13–5134 (29–38)31.6 to 34.832.4 (7.9)/35.1 (6.2)/31.9 (6.5)13–51/18–48/19–4432.5 (27.5–36.8)/36 (30–39)/32 (27.0–36.5)0.313 b
Symptom severity (7–35)22.7 (3.8)15–3122 (20–25)21.3–24.124.0 (3.6)/23.9 (4.5)/21.9 (3.5)20–27/19–31/15–2925 (22.5–26.0)/22.5 (20.8–26.3)/20 (20.0–24.8)21.0 (4.6)8–3221 (18–24)20.0–22.020.7 (5.4)/22.0 (4.1)/20.2 (4.2)8–32/11–29/10–2820.5 (17–24)/22.5 (19–25)/20 (17.5–23)0.112 b
Physical function (5–20 range)12.0 (3.5)6–1912 (10–15)10.7 to 13.316.7 (3.2)/11.5 (3.4)/11.5 (3.1)13–19/6–17/6–1618 (15.5–18.5)/11.5 (9.8–13.3)/11.5 (9.3–14.8)12.2 (3.1)5–1912 (10–14)11.5–12.911.7 (3.1)/13.1 (3.0)/11.7 (3.2)5–19/7–19/5–1712 (10.0–13.8)/13 (10.8–15.0)/12 (9.5–14.0)0.754 b
EQ-5D-5L (−0.025–1 range)0.496 (0.247)0.041–0.8730.534 (0.288–0.695)0.402–0.5900.282 (0.190)/0.588 (0.299)/0.491 (0.250)0.089–0.469/0.109–0.873/0.041–0.8080.288 (0.188–0.379)/0.615 (0.513–0.707)/0.549 (0.244–0.691)0.520 (0.209)0.035–0.8730.355 (0.035–0.648)0.473–0.5670.519 (0.205)/0.502 (0.221)/0.544 (0.205)0.060–0.808/0.035–0.873/0.041–0.8730.581 (0.412–0.683)/0.549 (0.327–0.634)/0.583 (0.484–0.648)0.809 b

SD: standard deviation; CI: confidence interval; NRS: Numerical Rating Scale; CSI: Central Sensitization Inventory; ZCQ: Zurich Claudication Questionnaire; EQ-5D-5L: EuroQol-5 dimensions-5 levels. The range represents the minimum and maximum values. IQR represents the interquartile range. Acute pain and chronic pain were compared. aAccording to the t-test; baccording to the Mann–Whitney U test; caccording to the chi-square test; daccording to Fisher’s exact probability test.