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Graphed visualization of cost distribution for services related to care of chronic low-back pain. (CT, computed tomography; MRI, magnetic resonance imaging.)
- Fig. 2
Distribution of number of days of absence subjects have taken because of issues related to chronic low-back pain.
- Fig. 3
Visual representation of psychosocial profile differences before and after onset of chronic low-back pain.
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Statistical results of psychosocial profile questions before and after onset of chronic low-back pain. The psychosocial profile questions comprise statements primarily about an individual's mental health.
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Perceived changes in various interpersonal relationships after onset of chronic low-back pain.
- Fig. 6
(A) Representation of currently held view of chronic low-back pain, in which chronic low-back pain, financial health, psychological health, and social networks all have an equal effect on each other. According to this view, a change in any 1 field will impact the other 3 realms to the same degree. (B) Mushroom-cloud diagram, depicting the magnitude of the impact chronic low-back pain has on the life of the patients.
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