{"anticipatedPostingDate":"2029-05","denomUnitsSelected":"Participants","description":"The BPI-SF consisted of items to measure participant perceptions of pain severity (item 3), assess degree of interference of pain on daily functioning, body diagrams on which participants indicate location of pain, record pain medication usage, VAS assessed degree of pain relief in last 24 hours (item 9a). Items in pain severity scale evaluated pain \"at its worst\", \"at its least\", and \"on average\" over previous 24 hours, as well as \"pain now\" (at time of assessment). Participants responded on 10- point numerical rating scale, where 0 = \"no pain\" and 10 = \"pain as bad as you can imagine\". Pain interference scale asked participants to rate how their pain interferes with \"enjoyment of life\", \"general activity\", \"walking ability\", \"mood\", \"sleep\", \"normal work\" and \"relations with other people.\" Responses for interference scale were also based on 10-points scale, where 0 = \"does not interfere\" and 10 = \"interferes completely\". Higher scores=high levels of pain, impact attributed to pain.","reportingStatus":"NOT_POSTED","timeFrame":"From baseline up to 28 days after last dose of study treatment","title":"Change From Baseline in Pain Severity and Pain Interference as Assessed by Brief Pain Inventory Short Form (BPI-SF) Score","type":"SECONDARY"}