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Significant differences of brain blood flow in patients with chronic low back pain and acute low back pain detected by brain SPECT by Nakamura, Yukio, Kato, Hiroyuki, Nojiri, Kenya, Takahata, Takeshi, Yoshihara, Hiroyuki, Honda-Takahashi, Kumiko, Honda, Tetsumi, Kubo, Saori, Sakatsume, Kazuyuki, Maruta, Toshihiko

“…The aim of this study was to examine and compare the areas of brain blood flow in patients with chronic low back pain (CLBP) without structural abnormality and…”
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Brain perfusion abnormality in patients with chronic pain by Honda, Tetsumi, Maruta, Toshihiko, Takahashi, Kumiko

“…We performed single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) of the brain in 15 patients with chronic pain (males, 7; females, 8; average age 49.1 ± 17.9…”
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Basic clinical training in psychiatry by Maruta, Toshihiko

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Unanswered and uncounted items of the illness behavior questionnaire count: a comparison between patients who answered all the items in the questionnaire and those who left one or more items unanswered in a pain management program by Sato, H, Maruta, T, Totoki, T

“…This study aimed to understand the significance of unanswered and uncounted items on the illness behavior questionnaire (IBQ) in the setting of the Mayo Clinic…”
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Optimists vs pessimists: survival rate among medical patients over a 30-year period by Maruta, T, Colligan, R C, Malinchoc, M, Offord, K P

“…To examine explanatory style (how people explain life events) as a risk factor for early death, using scores from the Optimism-Pessimism scale of the Minnesota…”
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Optimism-pessimism assessed in the 1960s and self-reported health status 30 years later by Maruta, Toshihiko, Colligan, Robert C, Malinchoc, Michael, Offord, Kenneth P

“…To study the association between explanatory style, using scores from the Optimism-Pessimism (PSM) scale of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory…”
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The Use of Electroconvulsive Therapy in Pain Patients by Bloomstein, Joanne R., Rummans, Teresa A., Maruta, Toshihiko, Lin, Siong-Chi, Pileggi, Thomas S.

“…Twenty-one patients with primary chronic pain received electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) for concurrent affective symptoms. Twenty of the 21 patients experienced…”
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Pain as a psychiatric symptom: comparison between low back pain and depression by Maruta, T, Swanson, D W, Swanson, W M

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Status of patients with chronic pain 13 years after treatment in a pain management center by Maruta, T, Malinchoc, M, Offord, K P, Colligan, R C

“…This study describes the current vital, health, and employment status of 249 patients with chronic pain who were treated in a pain management center at the…”
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Waddell's nonorganic signs and Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory profiles in patients with chronic low back pain by MARUTA, T, GOLDMAN, S, CHAN, C. W, ILSTRUP, D. M, KUNSELMAN, A. R, COLLIGAN, R. C

“…An analysis of clinical data gathered at an orthopedic outpatient clinic is presented. To examine the relationship between Waddell scores and the Minnesota…”
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Three year follow-up of patients with chronic pain who were treated in a multidisciplinary pain management center by Maruta, Toshihiko, Swanson, David W, McHardy, Mary Jane

“…Between September 1979 and October 1982, 408 patients with chronic benign pain were evaluated for admission to a pain management program. Of the 408 patients,…”
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Keeping hostility in perspective: coronary heart disease and the Hostility Scale on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory by Maruta, T, Hamburgen, M E, Jennings, C A, Offord, K P, Colligan, R C, Frye, R L, Malinchoc, M

“…Three prospective studies from the early 1980s found that high scores on the Hostility (Ho) Scale of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI)…”
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Are patients with chronic pain depressed? by Kramlinger, K G, Swanson, D W, Maruta, T

“…Of 100 consecutive patients treated in a program for management of chronic pain, 25 were definitely depressed, 39 were probably depressed, and 36 were not…”
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Pain management as an antidepressant: long-term resolution of pain-associated depression by Maruta, Toshihiko, Vatterott, Mary K, McHardy, Mary Jane

“…Of 100 consecutive patients admitted to a pain management program for patients without malignant disease who had chronic pain, 54 were definitely or probably…”
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Prevalence of sexual abuse, physical abuse, and concurrent traumatic life events in a general medical population by Greenwood, C L, Tangalos, E G, Maruta, T

“…A normative sample of 100 patients (59 women and 41 men) from the city of Rochester, Minnesota, and the surrounding rural area who came to the Mayo Clinic for…”
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Therapeutic use of propranolol for intermittent explosive disorder by Jenkins, S C, Maruta, T

“…Intermittent explosive disorder is a syndrome characterized by episodic sudden outbursts of verbal abuse and physical violence in response to minor…”
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Depression Associated with Chronic Pain: Incidence, Characteristics, and Long-term Outcome by Maruta, Toshihiko

“…Of 98 consecutive patients admitted to a pain management program for patients with nonmalignant chronic pain, 34 were definitely depressed, 20 were probably…”
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Substance dependence and chronic pain: experience with treatment and follow-up results by Finlayson, Richard E, Maruta, Toshihiko, Morse, Robert M, Martin, Mary A

“…Fifty patients with chronic pain and substance dependence were admitted to the hospital for treatment of substance dependence. Sixteen patients left treatment…”
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Substance dependence and chronic pain: profile of 50 patients treated in an alcohol and drug dependence unit by Finlayson, Richard E, Maruta, Toshihiko, Morse, Robert M, Swenson, Wendell M, Martin, Mary A

“…Fifty adult patients with chronic pain and substance dependence were admitted to an inpatient unit for treatment of addiction without primary emphasis on…”
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Toward a biochemical classification of depressive disorders, VII: urinary free cortisol and urinary MHPG in depressions by Rosenbaum, A H, Maruta, T, Schatzberg, A F, Orsulak, P J, Jiang, N S, Cole, J O, Schildkraut, J J

“…The authors measured urinary free cortisol and urinary 3-methoxy-4-hydroxyphenylglycol (MHPG) levels in 24 severely depressed patients and 22 normal control…”
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