… We collected continuous back pain ratings to verify self-reports of pain in the CLBP patients.
Foss et al. [31] demonstrated that subjective rating of CLBP intensity without any outside …

… disrupted satiety signals in the latter group [17]. Here we asked how eating behavior was
affected in low-back pain patients before and after they recovered or transitioned to chronic pain…

… a meal, the feeling of satiety involves neurohormonal signals that originate from more distal
… back is a veritable leap forward. Reversing decades of arthroscopy for managing joint pain: …

… both hunger / satiety and pain: insula … Pain signals from the skin are transmitted to the
spinal cord by small Aδ fibres, which terminate mainly in lamina I of the dorsal horns. The signal …

… The administration of exogenous CCK or other satiety signals causes smaller meals to be …
CCK or other satiety signals causes larger meals to be consumed. Satiety signals are relayed …

… physiological conditions such as temperature, pain, itch, respiration, satiety or heartbeat 15,16
… chronic pain syndromes such as chronical musculoskeletal pain or complex regional pain …

… back pain, complex regional pain syndrome of the right leg, and lumbosacral radiculitis. She
… to decreased appetite, or better attention to satiety signals. The patients were very happy to …

… striatal responses to offset of phasic pain were absent in patients with chronic back pain [1]
. These patients also showed abnormal ventral striatal opioid signalling during pain [15] , and …

… to mediate the suppression of food intake by pain signals. … /or activation of hypothalamic
“satiety neurons.” Because Fos … by intracranial pain is mediated at least by one group of satiety …

… Numerous studies have revealed that obesity in particularly is associated with an array of
modifications in vagal afferent function from changes in expression of signaling molecules to …