Nervmax
A multicenter, retrospective, real world evidence study to assess the utilization and clinical impact of methylcobalamin and pregabalin combination therapy in the management of peripheral neuropathy.
ASSESSMENT 1 - THERAPY EVALUATION
DEMOGRAPHICS and ANTHROPOMETRY
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL HISTORY
CONCOMITANT DISEASE ANDMEDICATION
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TREATMENT OF CURRENT MEDICAL ILLNESS
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PAIN INTENSITY AND SEVERITY
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| 10-point NRS score for Pain Intensity |
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Any Positive Neuropathic Symptoms Present? (e.g., burning, tingling, shooting pain, electric shock-like sensation, allodynia) |
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Any Negative Neuropathic Symptoms Present? (e.g., numbness, loss of sensation, reduced vibration sense, muscle weakness) |
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CLINICAL RESPONSE
ADVERSE EVENTS