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Multicenter study observes pain phenotypes in Mexican clinics, indicating a need for tailored diagnostics.
In this multicenter private-clinic sample, nociceptive pain was the most frequent operationally classified phenotype, and mixed pain represented a substantial proportion of cases. These findings support the need for a comprehensive and individualized diagnostic approach in private orthopedic practice, while warranting cautious interpretation given the use of a pragmatic, nonvalidated phenotyping algorithm. The reported estimates should not be interpreted as national estimates for Mexico overall. Further research is needed to better characterize mixed pain in Mexican clinical populations.
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