… suite of pain measures (at the back [pain site] and forearm/thumb [remote site]) between
pain-free controls and people within 2 weeks of onset of an acute LBP episode, 2) compare pain …

… back pain may be confirmed through exposure to certain pain-provoking activities, which then
easily generalizes to other movements and activities. In contrast, extinction of pain… stimulus …

… Low back pain (LBP) is one of the most common medical … form and visual analog scales
for pain, physical activity, and … produce changes in the degree of pain, physical activity, sleep …

… Cerebral activation by lumbar mechanical stimulus was investigated by functional … low
back pain. Chronic patients with low back pain showed increased tenderness at the lower back, …

… Moreover, the stimulus used in this study was an intermittent pattern, which was different …
of recurrent back pain. When subjects were confronted with different visual stimulus in the soft …

… It is becoming more apparent that low back pain … stimulus, when applied to the tissues
over the spinous process of lumbar motion segments in subjects with chronic low back pain, …

… on the behavior of pain patients with chronic low back pain or head, neck, and face pain.
Subjects participated in an interview in which questions relevant to both pain- and nonpain…

… can lead to the preservation the pain, even after the disappearance of the pain stimulus [4]. …
pain. After an acute phase of back pain, relapses may occur and with them, acute pain …

… The stimulus-evoked (positive) pain types are classified as hyperalgesic or allodynic and
according to the dynamic or static character of the stimulus. Touch can be assessed by gently …

… , the pain was more unpleasant when the stimulus occurred … Pain was rated as more intense,
and the stimulus as hotter, … -cued stimulus than when they didn’t (difference ∼0.9 for pain …