… mechanical pain trials, we found significant placebo-induced … analgesia and neural placebo-inducedchanges, as was … (as in most previous placebo fMRI studies) are unreliable, and …
… 11 , a mega-analysis of placebo-induced brain activity can be … negatively correlated with placebo-inducedchanges in brain … decreases in areas strongly activated in pain. The strongest …
S Palermo - The Neurobiology, Physiology, and Psychology of Pain, 2022 - Elsevier
… pain could cause bias in the evaluation of the painexperienced in the fMRI acquisition phase due to the “painful … Several studies have proposed that the anticipation of pain triggers a …
P Theodosis-Nobelos, A Filotheidou, C Triantis - Hormones, 2021 - Springer
… experiencing decreased levels of pain. This model of placebo-induced analgesia can be … perceived as a cognitive engagement involving the anticipation of an event that has proved to …
F Benedetti, A Piedimonte - Seminars in Arthritis and Rheumatism, 2019 - Elsevier
… conditions and therapeutic interventions, pain is the field where … , ranging from endogenous pain modulation to anxiety … a related mechanism in placebo-induced and opioid-induced …
LY Atlas - Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2021 - cell.com
… fMRI studies that compare placebo administration with a control treatment (ie, no expected pain relief) indicate that pain-… Images of placebo-induced reductions (upper middle) were …
… This study used ultra-high-field 7 tesla functionalMRI (fMRI) to accurately resolve … modulate their pain relative to a third Vaseline (control) cream. In a subsequent test phase, fMRI image …
E Frangos, M Ceko, B Wang, EA Richards, JL Gracely… - Pain, 2021 - journals.lww.com
… activations during placebo-induced expectation of pain relief … The black arrows indicate the anticipation period and heat … pain and discomfort with experimental pain ratings and fMRI …
LA Schenk, L Colloca - Neuroimage, 2020 - Elsevier
… imaging (fMRI) … experienced lower pain intensity and unpleasantness during the placebo condition, confirming that observational learning can lead to placebo-induced reductions of pain…