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Table 4 Frequency of chronic pain locations in gender

From: Chronic pain in multi-traumatized outpatients with a refugee background resettled in Norway: a cross-sectional study

 

Men (n = 36)

Women (n = 25)

Total population (n = 61)

Chi2/t-value

p-value

p-value§

Variables

N

%

N

%

N

%

   

Chronic pain locations*

   

Stomach pain

16

45.7

19

54.3

35

57.3

6.007

0.019

 

0.224

Chest pain

28

62.2

17

37.8

45

73.8

0.729

0.555

 

1.000

Arms/legs pain

21

52.5

19

47.5

40

65.6

2.040

0.181

 

1.000

Back pain

19

50.0

19

50.0

38

62.3

3.387

0.106

 

0.957

Joints pain

16

48.5

17

51.5

33

54.1

3.297

0.116

 

0.930

Head pain

27

55.1

22

44.9

49

80.3

1.578

0.328

 

1.000

Pain during urination

10

50.0

10

50.0

20

32.8

1.000

0.408

 

1.000

Other pain locations

10

52.6

9

47.6

19

31.1

0.465

0.579

 

1.000

Chronic pain at clinical levels

23

57.5

17

42.5

40

100

0.110

0.790

 

-

Total number of pain locations # Mean (SD)

4.08(2.13)

5.28(1.86)

4.57(2.09)

−2.271

0.027

 

-

  1. Exact chi-square tests were performed; (*) Chronic pain at clinical levels; (#) T-tests; (§) p-values adjusted for multiple testing by Holm adjustment; in bold significant p-values.