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This project investigates the neurobiological mechanisms of pain modulation, focusing on both pain reduction and amplification. Using advanced imaging techniques, it aims to understand how brain and spinal cord interactions influence chronic pain, providing insights that could improve treatment strategies.
Chronic pain is one of the largest medical health problems in Europe, affecting about 20% of all adults.
To combat chronic pain, we need an improved understanding of the mechanisms underpinning pain.
We know that pain is not an invariant mapping from the physical intensity of sensory stimulation to perception, but is subject to various modulating factors that reduce or enhance pain perception.
Endogenous pain modulation involves systems that originate in cortical areas, which communicate – via s…
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