"Central sensitization inventory in endometriosis" by Orr et al. conflates the empirics and the theory

Shiloh Plaut
Pain · 2026 · vol. 167(7) , pp. 1732–1733 · doi:10.1097/j.pain.0000000000003968 · PMID:42314138 · W7165122506
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This paper reviews the Central Sensitization Inventory's utility in endometriosis research, questioning its approach to combining empirical data with theoretical constructs.

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