Recently, our review paper “Pain and the Brain: A Systematic Review of Methods, EEG Biomarkers, Limitations, and Future Directions”, was selected as one of the editors choice articles and promoted for its high number of citations.
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Our systematic review addresses three main topics: (1) experimental electroencephalographic (EEG) approaches that are being used to study pain states compared to pain-free control states, and the neurophysiological insights they provide, (2) electrical brain signal responses in individuals experiencing chronic pain compared to those undergoing experimentally induced pain, as measured by neurophysiological techniques, (3) methodological limitations in studies investigating human pain states, and how they affect the reliability and interpretation of the findings.
