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Gray matter alteration associated with pain catastrophizing in patients 6 months after lumbar disk surgery: a voxel-based morphometry study

机译:腰椎间盘突出症患者术后6个月灰质改变与疼痛的灾难性关联:基于体素的形态学研究

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Introduction:Pain catastrophizing (PC), the increased attention to harmful aspects of pain (magnification), and the belief of low controllability (helplessness) has been shown to be important in the maintenance of pain. A growing research on structural alterations in chronic pain revealed an association between PC and brain areas that are involved in affective and cognitive pain processing. However, little is known about a differential effect of the components magnification and helplessness.
机译:简介:痛苦的灾难性(PC),对疼痛的有害方面的日益关注(放大)以及低可控性(无助)的信念已被证明对维持疼痛非常重要。一项关于慢性疼痛的结构改变的越来越多的研究表明,PC和参与情感和认知疼痛处理的大脑区域之间存在关联。但是,关于部件放大率和无助感的差异效果知之甚少。

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