Self-regulation of acute experimental pain with and without biofeedback using spinal nociceptive responses
Highlights ► Pain perception can be regulated voluntarily by various cognitive-emotional strategies. ► These strategies activate descending mechanisms affecting spinal (RIII) responses. ► Biofeedback did not help subjects to self-regulate pain or spinal responses.
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