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The term ‘visually induced analgesia’ describes a reduced pain perception induced by watching the painful body part as opposed to watching a neutral object. In chronic back pain patients, experimental… Click to show full abstract
The term ‘visually induced analgesia’ describes a reduced pain perception induced by watching the painful body part as opposed to watching a neutral object. In chronic back pain patients, experimental pain, movement‐induced pain and habitual pain can be reduced with visual feedback. Visual feedback can also enhance the effects of both massage treatment and manual therapy. The impact of somatosensory attentional processes remains unclear.
Keywords:
induced analgesia;
differential effects;
analgesia attention;
effects visually;
visually induced;
pain
Journal Title: European Journal of Pain
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: European Journal of Pain
Year Published: 2020
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