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Pain in stroke patients: characteristics and impact on the rehabilitation treatment. A multicenter cross-sectional study
Journal article published in 2015 by
I. G. Aprile 
,
C. Briani,
C. Pazzaglia,
F. Cecchi ,
S. Brancaccio,
S. Negrini,
L. Brambilla,
L. Callea,
L. Padua,
R. Caprioli,
G. Devalle,
F. De Santis,
C. Di Blasi,
E. Di Sipio,
M. Diverio
and other authors.
,
C. Briani,
C. Pazzaglia,
F. Cecchi ,
S. Brancaccio,
S. Negrini,
L. Brambilla,
L. Callea,
L. Padua,
R. Caprioli,
G. Devalle,
F. De Santis,
C. Di Blasi,
E. Di Sipio,
M. Diverio
and other authors.
Abstract
Post-stroke pain (PSP) is a common and disabling complication, difficult to treat, that often decreases patients' quality of life (QoL). The hypothesis is that PSP may negatively affect rehabilitation treatment.