… Brain processing of pain in humans is based on multiple ascending pathways and brain
regions that are involved in several pain … These dimensions are processed both serially and in …

… One of the most potent sources of modulation is the brain—although these mechanisms
have only sparsely been studied. The supraspinal modulatory influences involve both lower …

… influence pain, but the underlying dynamic interbrain processes … brain processes supporting
social modulation of pain by … brain activity (fMRI hyperscanning) from chronic pain patients …

… to alter both pain perception and forebrain pain transmission in … of pain perception, and the
associated modulation of pain-… sensory brain regions, suggesting multiple endogenous pain-…

… affects pain-related brain processes. PASL MRI is appropriate for imaging steady cognitive
states such as meditation because it is less susceptible to slow drifts in signal intensity than …

… , or ‘gating’, of information processing in areas that are not actively engaged in the …
modulate brain activity underlying different primary sensory modalities, such that the processing …

… processing. To date, few studies have investigated the integrity of pain perception and
alteration in pain-related brain … insula plays in pain processing and modulation, sensory testing …

… We also tested whether acute pain modulates brain regions involved in the Stroop task. …
The present work cannot be used to directly understand processing in chronic pain patients …

… The mechanisms of central nociceptive processing and its modulation were largely unknown,
although it was clear that the brain is the structure where the subjective perception of pain …

… Abnormal brain responses to somatosensory stimuli have … effective in neuropathic pain
patients, on brain processing of … the gabapentin-induced modulation of brain activity in response …