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Fig 1.

Flowchart.

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Table 1.

Characteristics of patients.

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Table 2.

Time required for and pain and anxiety related to arterial punctures.

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Fig 2.

Most painful moment during arterial puncture.

Distribution of the most painful time during the arterial punctures for each needle size (p = 0.0348).

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Table 3.

Multivariate analysis: independent pain-related variables.

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Fig 3.

Correlations between anxiety and pain.

(A) Correlation between anxiety prior to the arterial punctures and pain (rho:0.3694, p<0.001), (B) Correlation between the pain experienced during the arterial punctures and the anxiety experienced with respect to future arterial punctures (rho:0.5124, p<0.001), (C) Correlation between the anxiety experienced prior to the arterial punctures and the anxiety experienced with respect to future arterial punctures (rho:0.461, p<0.001).

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