Previous Studies at MPR

A2CPS will collect data from patients for up to 6 months after surgery. The goal is to develop a set of biomarkers or “signatures” that can predict whether a patient will transition from acute to chronic pain or be resilient. This will allow researchers to develop more individualized treatments for patients and better understand the biological bases of pain.

AOS is a prospective, observational survey study of pain, mood, functional, and health outcomes.

To better understand factors that influence health and pain. This can ultimately lead to better recommendations for more effective treatments based on an individual’s unique characteristics.