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O objetivo do estudo é avaliar intensidade da dor e associações com características clínicas em grupo de pacientes com Síndrome do Ombro Doloroso (SOD). Realizou-se estudo descritivo utilizando dados retrospectivos de 77 prontuários. Como instrumento de avaliação utilizamos Escala Visual Numérica (EVN). Foram consideradas variáveis de interesse: EVN (77), diagnóstico (57), ombro acometido (77), sexo (77), idade (76), localização da dor (77), uso de medicamentos (59) e problema cervical associado (77). Destes 53,2% eram do sexo feminino com média de idade 50,4±15,7 anos. O ombro direito foi o mais afetado (57,1%). Dor intensa foi referida por 41,6% dos pacientes sendo mais freqüente no sexo feminino (56,1% vs 25,0%; p=0,006). Os pacientes queixaram-se de dor intensa com mais freqüência em ombro esquerdo (57,7% vs 31,8%, p=0,034). Dos pacientes estudados, 59 (81,3%) usavam medicamentos, sendo mais freqüente o antinflamatório. A síndrome do manguito rotador estava presente em 80,7% (57) e dor cervical associada em 15,6% (77). Localização da dor exclusivamente no ombro correspondeu a 76,6%. Evidenciamos que a síndrome do manguito rotador foi causa mais freqüente da SOD, sendo mais comum e intensa em mulheres com idade próxima de 51 anos. A EVN mostrou-se instrumento relevante para mensurar a dor na SOD. The aim of this study was to assess the severity of pain and its correlations to clinical characteristics in Painful Shoulder Syndrome (PSS) patients. A descriptive study was conducted using retrospective data from 77 medical record files. The Visual Numerical Scale (VNS) was used as an assessment instrument. The following variables of interest were considered: VNS (77), diagnosis (57), affected shoulder (77), sex (77), age (76), pain site (77), use of medications (59) and associated cervical pain (77). 53.2% of the patients were females and the mean age was 50.4±15.7 years. The right shoulder was the most affected side (57.1%). Severe pain was reported by 41.6% of patients, more frequently in women (56.1% vs 25.0%; p=0.006), and on left shoulder (57.7% vs 31.8%, p=0.034). Of the studied patients, 59 (81.3%) used medications, most frequently anti-inflammatory drugs. The rotator cuff syndrome was present in 80.7% (57) and associated cervical pain in 15.6% (77). Pain exclusively on the shoulder accounted for 76.5%. The rotator cuff syndrome was shown to be the most frequent cause of PSS, more commonly and severely affecting women close to 51 years old. EVN was shown to be a relevant instrument for measuring pain in PSS

Intensidade da dor em pacientes com síndrome do ombro doloroso