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Kathrin Habig

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The impact of baroreflex function on endogenous pain control: a microneurography study.

2015

The interaction between sympathetic vasoconstrictor activity to muscles [muscle sympathetic nerve activity (MSNA), burst frequency (BF) and burst incidence (BI)] and different stress and somatosensory stimuli is still unclear. Eighteen healthy men (median age 28 years) underwent microneurography recordings from the peroneal nerve. MSNA was recorded during heat pain (HP) and cold pain (CP) alone as well as combined with different stress tasks (mental arithmetic, singing, giving a speech). An additional nine healthy men (median age 26 years) underwent the stimulation protocol with an additional control task (thermal pain combined with listening to music) to evaluate possible attentional confo…

AdultMaleHot TemperaturePainSingingStimulationBlood PressureBaroreflexSomatosensory systemYoung AdultHeart RatePhysical StimulationHeart rateHumansSpeechAttentionYoung adultGeneral NeurosciencePeroneal NervePain PerceptionMicroneurographyMathematical ConceptsBaroreflexIntensity (physics)Cold TemperatureBlood pressureAnesthesiaAuditory PerceptionPsychologyMusicStress PsychologicalThe European journal of neuroscience
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