Biological bases of the memory of pain are numerous as are the interactions between these
two entities. Research focuses on the dichotomy between explicit and implicit memory, on …

The nociceptive input sets off a short sensation, leading to a behavioural response and an
emotional reaction, which are the only facts stored in the memory, whereas the precise …

The memory of pain is not described in the textbook of neuropsychology even if it represents
a model of somatic and emotional memory. The experimental studies are open to criticism …

T he principal point made by Salovey and his associates 13 is that apart from an assimilative
effect of present pain intensity on memory for the severity of prior pain, retrospective self …

This paper reports a qualitative review of the literature on memory for pain. Most research
has focused on the accuracy of memory for pain intensity. There is some evidence that recall …

A 2-part study in which memory for everyday pains was investigated is reported. The first
part compared ratings of vivid,'flashbulb'memories of pain and non-pain events. Memories of …

In neurobiology, learning refers to changed responses to the same stimulus, whereas the
retention of these changes is memory. These terms encompass a variety of neuronal and …

There has been sporadic interest in the topic of memory for pain as evidenced in
publications in this journal and other pain related journals (Clinical Journal of Pain …

Negative emotions (eg, tension, anxiety, fear, anger) influence acute pain recall. Given
reliance on patient-provided pain reports across the care continuum, an understanding of …

The relationship of memory and chronic pain is a multifaceted issue, and recent work points
to common mechanisms shared in the induction of pain memory and other memories …