Harris (1999) proposed that pain can arise in the absence of tissue damage because
changes in the cortical representation of the painful body part lead to incongruences …

Background: Pain and body perception are essentially two subjective mutually influencing
experiences. However, in the field of musculoskeletal disorders and rheumatic diseases we …

When people experience or expect pain, they move differently. Pain-altered movement
strategies, collectively described here as pain-related movement dysfunction (PRMD), may …

Objectives: The purpose of this single center, prospective randomized controlled trial was to
compare clinical outcomes between an ultrasound-guided greater occipital nerve block …

Background: Chronic pain and somatosensory impairment are common following a stroke. It
is possible that an interaction exists between pain and somatosensory impairment and that a …

Objective To compare the smallest thickness that can be perceived between occluding teeth
(occlusal tactile acuity, OTA) of temporomandibular disorder pain (TMD‐P) patients with that …

Introduction: Cervical pain affects most people at some stage, especially middle-aged. It is
one of the symptoms of cervical spine dysfunction. The prevalence of neck pain varies and …

Background Action observation (AO) has emerged as a potential neurorehabilitation therapy
for patients with neck pain (NP), but evidence of its effectiveness is scarce. This study aims …

Background The term “nature-based sensory stimuli” refers to the sensory information
produced by biotic and abiotic agents from natural environments. The literature has reported …

Our mental representation of our body depends on integrating various sensory modalities,
such as tactile information. In tactile distance estimation (TDE) tasks, participants must …