Sentence examples for activated pain from inspiring English sources

Soft brushing activated pain processing regions (anterior insular, lateral orbitofrontal, and anterior cingulate cortices, and medial thalamus) only in the sumatriptan condition, whereas activation of somatosensory cortices was similar in both conditions.

At the beginning of inflammatory reaction, the phase of reflectoric contraction of local blood vessels occurs, connected with neurogenic response to the activated pain receptors.

As blood flows in and fluid leaks out, the region swells, which can put pressure on surrounding nerves, causing pain; inflammatory molecules may also activate pain fibres.

The molecular associations that are common to these disorders are not known, but include shared genetic risk factors [6, 9], regulation of brain cations [10], or common receptor signaling events that activate pain [11], inflammatory [12], or oxidative [13] pathways.

In accord with this hypothesis, bacterial virulence proteins have been shown to activate pain receptors 38.

Drosophila Pain and Pyr function as thermosensors responding to different "hot" temperatures (The temperature thresholds for activating Pain and Pyr are 42.6 and 37.5-40°C 37.5-40°Cvely) [ 8, 10, 35], and Drespectivelyrw functions as a moist receptor for hygrosensation [ 14].

That is, the widespread pain in FM is sufficient to activate pain inhibitory mechanisms, and one consequence of this inhibition is reduced resting and evoked activity in the thalamus.

However, applying placebo needles in clinical trials implies methodological problems e.g. artificial setting, loss of credibility in acupuncture experienced by patients while mechano-sensitive Aβ-fibres are used, which by itself can activate pain inhibitory systems [ 32, 33].

Linton et al. (2000) suggested that fear-avoidance beliefs already exist due to prior pain experiences, and that these beliefs are activated by pain and enhanced in a reciprocal process with the pain experience [ 30].

Interestingly, this cingulate region is also activated by pain (48,49) and, in particular, pain induced by visceral more than somatosensory stimulation (50).

Moreover, sympathetic ganglions were activated after pain induction, with the activation status in L5 being higher than in other cords.