… decode a laboratory measure of brain activity to predict a subjective painful percept (Box 1),
… the subjective percept (typically pain intensity, but also different qualities of pain). Therefore, …

… After ten trials (baseline) subjects were informed that they would receive some painful (correct
prediction) or non-painful tingling (underprediction) stimuli during the discrimination task. …

… investigate its effect on pain perception have often reduced it to the issue of unpredictability.
… cues signaling pain increases or the inability to predict the course and the duration of a pain …

… correlate with and potentially predict severe post-operative pain and dissatisfaction with …
Pain intensity was assessed mainly by self-report using the Present Pain Intensity (PPI) and …

… Neuroimaging-based pain prediction, however, has been in a … -evoked painful vs nonpainful
states in healthy, pain-free … to have them perform a painful movement from their daily …

… pupil dilation responses to painful stimuli accurately predict behavioral pain ratings across
… The main objective of the current study was therefore to investigate whether pain prediction …

… prediction model presented in our study, a stimulus of 48C can predict the level of the
postoperative pain … free of painful situations when preoperative experimental pain assessments …

… of an episode of shoulder pain 6 weeks and 6 months after the first consultation in a general
practice population. Our aim was to develop a clinical prediction rule for calculating the …

… , cues that predict decreased pain engage pain inhibitory … To investigate this issue, we trained
rats to enter a receptacle to … trials by a brief, moderately painful thermal stimulus. The rats …

… In considering these issues in the current study, we sought to contribute additional data to …
to feel painful (pain threshold) and provided VAS ratings of pain intensity at pain threshold and …