Pain, disability, and physical functioning in subgroups of patients with fibromyalgia.
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Summary
Although the results should be considered preliminary due to the narrow range of physical functioning, the differential relationships between perceived disability and physical functioning across cluster groups suggest the importance of FM syndrome as a heterogeneous disorder.
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- 1996-07-01
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Keywords
Dysfunctional family, Fibromyalgia, Psychosocial, Medicine, Physical disability
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