Pain modulation in health and disease – top-down, bottom-up and their interaction
Neuroscience seminar by Petra Schweinhardt, University of Zurich, Switzerland
Hosted by NeuroLeman Network
Monday 17:00–18:10 Zurich (GMT+2)
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Abstract
In this talk, Dr. Schweinhardt will discuss top-down (i.e. cerebral) modulation of the perception and processing of nociceptive stimuli using selected examples in chronic pain patients as well as healthy subjects. Data on activity-dependent central sensitization will be presented as a case of bottom-up pain modulation. Finally, Dr. Schweinhardt will present a new line of research with which she aims at studying the interaction of top-down and bottom-up pain modulation.
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