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Intraoperative findings included: contamination (class I, II, III, and IV) as defined in the peer-reviewed literature [19]; and bleeding, differentiating between active bleed from a named vessel and active bleed from a solid organ.
JMIR Med Inform 2025;13:e71176
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I put more stock in ACT. Acceptance, which is something I’ve worked really hard on because I’ve been a bit black or white.” [Patient 5]
“I personally would have had a more difficult time if [I] met the patients face-to-face in this type of treatment without any support... Having a treatment program that you follow, I feel that the knowledge I have [then] about chronic pain is good enough.”
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e74064
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Our sample size was based on a power calculation for the neural TMS target identification phase of the project using a moderate effect size of 0.65 to achieve 80% power while maintaining the type I error rate at 5%. This effect size is consistent with the WHODAS 2.0 effect sizes reported in a sample of individuals with chronic conditions (0.30-0.70) [71] and a general treatment population (0.44-1.38) [72].
JMIR Res Protoc 2025;14:e64909
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