Preliminary findings on chronic pain and posttraumatic stress disorder



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Am J Psychiatry 1986; 143:908-910
Copyright © 1986 by American Psychiatric Association

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Preliminary findings on chronic pain and posttraumatic stress disorder

RA Benedikt and LC Kolb

Of 225 patients referred to a Veterans Administration pain clinic for treatment of chronic pain, 22 (10%) were later diagnosed as having posttraumatic stress disorder. Many of the 22 also had current or past histories of depression, anxiety, or substance abuse.

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