25 Apr 2017 The effects of central sensitization extend beyond nociceptive pathways to other sensory modalities.

Our findings indicate that increasing area of secondary hyperalgesia is associated with increasing and decreasing connectivity in multiple networks, suggesting that differences in the propensity for central sensitization, assessed as secondary hyperalgesia areas, may be expressed as differences in the resting-state central neuronal activity.

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mobilization on osteoarthritic hyperalgesia. presenting less secondary effects than other antidepressants such as tricyclic Here we investigated the effect of sensitization of heat-sensitive neurons on cold Curr. Med. Chem. – Central Nervous System Agents, 2004, 4, 000-000 HT1-7) [6-9] based on pharmacological properties, second vessels, neural sensitization and the activation of pain pathways. induced hyperalgesia [103].

Central sensitization was analyzed by measuring calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) expression levels in the spinal dorsal horn. In the CPM group, the PPT was significantly increased compared with the IM group from 14 to 35 days, and PWR was significantly decreased from 14 to 56 days. Chronic bombardment of the spinal cord by C fibers has been implicated in the cause of central sensitization. Central sensitization is implicated in fibromy Secondary mechanical punctate hyperalgesia is a cardinal sign of central sensitization (CS), an important mechanism of chronic pain. Our study demonstrates that hyperalgesia from intraepidermal electrical stimulation coexists with mechanical punctate hyperalgesia and elicits electroen-cephalographic (EEG) potentials that predict the occur- sensitization and its modulation by the endogenous opioid system in humans. Human experimental and clinical pain models [8, 9] can be used to study central sensitization.

Eﬀects of central sensitization, such as referred pain, secondary hyperalgesia, local auto- Superﬁcial somatic pain. The external surface of

Hyperalgesia is an abnormally increased sensitivity to pain, which may be caused by damage Secondary hyperalgesia describes pain sensitivity that occurs in surrounding undamaged tissues. Opioid-induced "Chronic oral Gabapent 8 Sep 2012 with primary and secondary hyperalgesia, respectively. Data suggest the presence of central sensitization among subjects with chronic SIS. Central sensitization manifests as pain hypersensitivity, particularly dynamic tactile allodynia, secondary punctate or pressure hyperalgesia, aftersensations, and 23 Jan 2015 To study differences in the propensity to develop central sensitization we Areas of secondary hyperalgesia were assessed 100 min after the widespread (secondary hyperalgesia), and a painful sense of harmless stimuli ( allodynia).

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Secondary hyperalgesia is a type of central sensitization. Central sensitization is largely considered a common, if not the most common, cause of chronic pain. In secondary hyperalgesia, the nerves in the general location of the pain become reactive in an increasingly wider area.

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This study investigated whether central sensitization has a significant effect on hyperalgesia after consecutive operations. that the development of secondary hyperalgesia to punc-tate mechanical stimuli following a standardised injury is caused by central changes in response to a conditioning stimulus and transmitted by A-delta fibers [1, 9–11]. The secondary hyperalgesia elicited by a clinical pain model may thus be a result of central sensitization. Cen- The focus of spatial attention during the induction of central sensitization can modulate the subsequent development of secondary hyperalgesia.
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2003-09-01 · The first model of secondary hyperalgesia suggests central sensitization to input from mechanosensitive, heat-insensitive nociceptors.

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25 Apr 2017 The effects of central sensitization extend beyond nociceptive pathways to other sensory modalities.

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PAIN Volume 152, Issue 3, Supplement 2011 S2 - secondary hyperalgesia in the rat spinal dorsal horn is submodality selective Nociceptor modulated central sensitization causes mechanical hyperalgesia in Secondary hyperalgesia is due to central neuron sensitization and requires continuous nociceptor input from the zone of primary hyperalgesia for its maintenance. Secondary hyperalgesia implies only mechanical hyperalgesia, i.e. “allodynia“ and “pin prick“. Thermal hyperalgesia does not occur in the secondary zone. Secondary hyperalgesia to mechanical stimuli is likely due to the sensitization of central pain signalling neurons (CPSNs).

16 Jan 2012 After a second high dose of remifentanil, the potentiation appeared to be relieved capsaicin-induced mechanical hyperalgesia for three hours after high- dose opioids reverse central sensitization permanently, or jus

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Secondary hyperalgesia refers to the sensitization that occurs because of changes in spinal cord processing. For example, through a process of central sensitization, the firing of dorsal horn nociceptors can change dramatically in the setting of injury (produced by either tissue or nerve damage). Neurophysiologic studies in humans have demonstrated that primary hyperalgesia is caused in part by sensitization of primary afferent nociceptors. 6 In a zone around the area of primary hyperalgesia (where no stimulation was performed), secondary hyperalgesia is present. Secondary Hyperalgesia Mediated by Nociceptive and Other Sensory Pathways Tori Rodriguez, MA, LPC Secondary hyperalgesia occurs in the areas around the injured site because of nociceptor activation Though the secondary hyperalgesia it elicited lasted beyond the initial stimulus, this effect was usually short-lived and sometimes disappeared within the time-span of a day. Since then the concept of central sensitization has gone through a significant expansion. Evidence indicates that primary hyperalgesia is caused by increased responsiveness of primary afferent nociceptors (peripheral sensitization), and secondary hyperalgesia is produced by enhanced responses of dorsal horn neurons to a given peripheral input (central sensitization).