Corrigendum to: Exploring the interplay between catastrophizing and endometriosis pain through 2-wave and intensive longitudinal data - Summary - MDSpire
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Correction to: Investigating the relationship between catastrophizing and pain in endometriosis using two-wave and intensive longitudinal data

  • January 29, 2026

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Objective:

To correct specific errors in the results section of a previous study on the relationship between catastrophizing and pain in endometriosis.

Key Findings:
  • Pain catastrophizing at baseline positively affects the affective dimension of pain.
  • Pain catastrophizing also positively affects the sensory dimension of pain.
  • The sensory pain dimension negatively associates with pain catastrophizing at week 5.
  • The affective dimension shows a positive effect at week 5.
Interpretation:

The corrections clarify the relationships between catastrophizing and different dimensions of pain in endometriosis.

Limitations:
  • The corrigendum does not address any potential limitations of the original study, which should be considered in future research.
Conclusion:

The authors acknowledge and apologize for the errors in the original publication.

Original Source(s)

Corrigendum to: Exploring the interplay between catastrophizing and endometriosis pain through 2-wave and intensive longitudinal data

  • January 29, 2026

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