Validation of the Facial & Cephalic Pain Inventory

Status Completed

Clinical Trial Summary

This study proposes to develop and validate a new instrument designed to measure facial and nasal discomfort related to chronic sinusitis. The second phase of the study will be to use this instrument to measure correlation with sinus computed tomography (CT) scans.

Clinical Trial Description

The following specific aims will be addressed:

- to create a user-friendly, self-explanatory instrument (FACE PAIN questionnaire) with pain severity visual analog scales associated with the common locations of facial pain in chronic sinusitis.

- to evaluate the clinimetric reliability and validity of the FACE PAIN questionnaire

- to evaluate the ability of th FACE PAIN questionnaire to detect change in symptoms following medical or surgical treatment

- to quantify a minimally important difference in the FACE PAIN instrument by correlating disease-specific quality of life change (Transition Scale) with FACE PAIN rating changes following treatment.

- to evaluate the correlation between facial pain symptoms described on the FACE PAIN questionnaire with CT scan and endoscopic findings.

The measurements used for the study are: demographics (age, gender and race), contact information (to facilitate mailing of future instruments), Sinonasal Outcome Test-20 (SNOT-20 - a well validated, 20-item measure of rhinosinusitis specific QOL), FAcial and CEphalic PAin INventory (instrument under study) and Translational Quality of Life Form (this transition scale provides a subjective quantification of the degree of change in quality of life from sinusitis); CT scans and nasal endoscopy findings.

Control subjects will complete the SNOT-20 (validated QOL form) and the FACE PAIN a single time.

Case subjects will complete the SNOT-20 and the FACE PAIN questionnaire at the visit during which they review their CT results with the MD. Thereafter, they will complete the FACE PAIN questionaire twice more; at weeks 12 and 14 post that visit. They will also complete the Transition Scale at week 12. These forms will be mailed to the subjects and returned by mail.

We hypothesize that facial pain ratings will correlate moderately with SNOT-20 scores and a transition scale. Higher values are not expected because QOL instruments encompass many symptoms of chronic sinusitis, but the FACE PAIN instrument addresses location and severity of pain.

We will also test the hypothesis that facial pain ratings will be much lower in non-sinusitis patients. ;

Study Design

Observational Model: Cohort, Time Perspective: Prospective

Related Conditions & MeSH terms

Sinusitis

Clinical Trial Details

NCT number	NCT01001039
Study type	Observational
Source	University of Washington
Contact
Status	Completed
Phase	N/A
Start date	October 2009
Completion date	June 2012

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Validation of the Facial and Cephalic Pain Inventory — FACE PAIN

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