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• W2078704306 abstract "Chronic pain is a significant problem for many individuals living with a spinal cord injury (SCI). However, not all people with SCIs experience chronic pain as a direct result of the injury. Electroencephalograph (EEG) technology may be useful to understand possible differences in brain activity in individuals with SCI with and without chronic pain. The purpose of the current study is to measure and compare baseline brain activity between participants who experience daily SCI-related pain to those who do not. Fifteen participants with (N=8) and without (N=7) chronic pain underwent an EEG assessment. Participants with SCI and chronic daily pain produced significantly more relative fast wave activity (β-wave) and significantly less slow wave (α-wave) activity, suggesting differences in brain activity between these groups, and the potential utility of EEG for identifying these differences. The findings also suggest the possibility that interventions that alter brain wave activity in persons with a SCI and pain, such as neurofeedback training, could influence the experience of pain. Chronic pain is a significant problem for many individuals living with a spinal cord injury (SCI). However, not all people with SCIs experience chronic pain as a direct result of the injury. Electroencephalograph (EEG) technology may be useful to understand possible differences in brain activity in individuals with SCI with and without chronic pain. The purpose of the current study is to measure and compare baseline brain activity between participants who experience daily SCI-related pain to those who do not. Fifteen participants with (N=8) and without (N=7) chronic pain underwent an EEG assessment. Participants with SCI and chronic daily pain produced significantly more relative fast wave activity (β-wave) and significantly less slow wave (α-wave) activity, suggesting differences in brain activity between these groups, and the potential utility of EEG for identifying these differences. The findings also suggest the possibility that interventions that alter brain wave activity in persons with a SCI and pain, such as neurofeedback training, could influence the experience of pain." @default.
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• W2078704306 title "EEG-assessed bandwidth activity differences between individuals with SCI with and without chronic pain" @default.
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