Cohort profile: DOLORisk Dundee: a longitudinal study of chronic neuropathic pain.
Cohort profile: DOLORisk Dundee: a longitudinal study of chronic neuropathic pain.
复制标题
DOI:
10.1136/bmjopen-2020-042887
复制
发表时间:
2021-05-05
期刊:
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Smith BH
中科院分区:
文献类型:
--
作者:
Hébert HL;Veluchamy A;Baskozos G;Fardo F;Van Ryckeghem DML;Pascal MMV;Jones C;Milburn K;Pearson ER;Crombez G;Bennett DLH;Meng W;Palmer CNA;Smith BH
Neuropathic pain is a common disorder of the somatosensory system that affects 7%–10% of the general population. The disorder places a large social and economic burden on patients as well as healthcare services. However, not everyone with a relevant underlying aetiology develops corresponding pain. DOLORisk Dundee, a European Union-funded cohort, part of the multicentre DOLORisk consortium, was set up to increase current understanding of this variation in onset. In particular, the cohort will allow exploration of psychosocial, clinical and genetic predictors of neuropathic pain onset. DOLORisk Dundee has been constructed by rephenotyping two pre-existing Scottish population cohorts for neuropathic pain using a standardised ‘core’ study protocol: Genetics of Diabetes Audit and Research in Tayside Scotland (GoDARTS) (n=5236) consisting of predominantly type 2 diabetics from the Tayside region, and Generation Scotland: Scottish Family Health Study (GS:SFHS; n=20 221). Rephenotyping was conducted in two phases: a baseline postal survey and a combined postal and online follow-up survey. DOLORisk Dundee consists of 9155 participants (GoDARTS=1915; GS:SFHS=7240) who responded to the baseline survey, of which 6338 (69.2%; GoDARTS=1046; GS:SFHS=5292) also responded to the follow-up survey (18 months later). At baseline, the proportion of those with chronic neuropathic pain (Douleur Neuropathique en 4 Questions questionnaire score ≥3, duration ≥3 months) was 30.5% in GoDARTS and 14.2% in Generation Scotland. Electronic record linkage enables large scale genetic association studies to be conducted and risk models have been constructed for neuropathic pain. The cohort is being maintained by an access committee, through which collaborations are encouraged. Details of how to do this will be available on the study website (http://dolorisk.eu/). Further follow-up surveys of the cohort are planned and funding applications are being prepared to this effect. This will be conducted in harmony with similar pain rephenotyping of UK Biobank.
登录
查看更多内容
影响因子:
30.8
作者:
Mahajan A;Taliun D;Thurner M;Robertson NR;Torres JM;Rayner NW;Payne AJ;Steinthorsdottir V;Scott RA;Grarup N;Cook JP;Schmidt EM;Wuttke M;Sarnowski C;Mägi R;Nano J;Gieger C;Trompet S;Lecoeur C;Preuss MH;Prins BP;Guo X;Bielak LF;Below JE;Bowden DW;Chambers JC;Kim YJ;Ng MCY;Petty LE;Sim X;Zhang W;Bennett AJ;Bork-Jensen J;Brummett CM;Canouil M;Ec Kardt KU;Fischer K;Kardia SLR;Kronenberg F;Läll K;Liu CT;Locke AE;Luan J;Ntalla I;Nylander V;Schönherr S;Schurmann C;Yengo L;Bottinger EP;Brandslund I;Christensen C;Dedoussis G;Florez JC;Ford I;Franco OH;Frayling TM;Giedraitis V;Hackinger S;Hattersley AT;Herder C;Ikram MA;Ingelsson M;Jørgensen ME;Jørgensen T;Kriebel J;Kuusisto J;Ligthart S;Lindgren CM;Linneberg A;Lyssenko V;Mamakou V;Meitinger T;Mohlke KL;Morris AD;Nadkarni G;Pankow JS;Peters A;Sattar N;Stančáková A;Strauch K;Taylor KD;Thorand B;Thorleifsson G;Thorsteinsdottir U;Tuomilehto J;Witte DR;Dupuis J;Peyser PA;Zeggini E;Loos RJF;Froguel P;Ingelsson E;Lind L;Groop L;Laakso M;Collins FS;Jukema JW;Palmer CNA;Grallert H;Metspalu A;Dehghan A;Köttgen A;Abecasis GR;Meigs JB;Rotter JI;Marchini J;Pedersen O;Hansen T;Langenberg C;Wareham NJ;Stefansson K;Gloyn AL;Morris AP;Boehnke M;McCarthy MI
通讯作者:
McCarthy MI
影响因子:
7.4
作者:
Montes, Antonio;Roca, Gisela;Sabate, Sergi
通讯作者:
Sabate, Sergi
影响因子:
7.4
作者:
Torrance N;Lawson KD;Afolabi E;Bennett MI;Serpell MG;Dunn KM;Smith BH
通讯作者:
Smith BH
影响因子:
15.8
作者:
McIntosh, Andrew M.;Hall, Lynsey S.;Hocking, Lynne J.
通讯作者:
Hocking, Lynne J.
影响因子:
7.7
作者:
Smith, Blair H.;Campbell, Archie;Morris, Andrew D.
通讯作者:
Morris, Andrew D.