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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    August 2013

  • Can baseline features of transversus abdominis and lumbar multifidus predict low back pain?

    BIM · August 29, 2013

    Do various baseline characteristics of transversus abdominis and lumbar multifidus predict clinical outcomes in non-specific low back pain?

    Body In Mind
  • What are the factors for knee pain

    BIM · August 26, 2013

    Being female, reporting general health symptoms, having widespread pain, familial osteoarthritis and morning stiffness are all factors for knee pain

    Body In Mind
  • Margot De Kooning

    Stress response in chronic whiplash

    BIM · August 22, 2013

    People with chronic whiplash have a hypersensitive nervous system and a dysfunctional internal pain inhibitory mechanism. Are these effects on the stress system and the pain system unrelated or are they components of one integrated system?

    Body In Mind
  • Targeted therapy for acute whiplash gets it in the neck (again)

    BIM · August 19, 2013

    What to do about whiplash? Trials have historically produced disappointing results across the board for our management strategies. As is so often the case the interpretation of those results can be broadly divided into 2 camps. One camp (often rather small) who accept that current treatments are not really doing the job, the other who find fault with the trials and feel that they have not provided the fair test to which they claim

    Body In Mind
  • Elisa Raffaella Ferrè

    Balancing the somatosensation

    BIM · August 15, 2013

    Most scientists consider the vestibular system as an organ for balance, orientation and control of eye movements. In some recent studies, we suggested a wider view, in which vestibular signals also influence processing within other individual sensory channels.

    Body In Mind
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