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Neuromatrix: Developing a theory of pain
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Neurosurgical Targets for Chronic Pain - Jean-Philippe Langevin, MD - UCLA Neurosurgery
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- 1 UCLA NEUROSURGERY UPDATE 2019
- 2 Content
- 3 Neuromatrix: Developing a theory of pain
- 4 Body Representation in Neuromatrix
- 5 Pain : Sensory-Emotional-Cognitive Experience
- 6 Using Neuromatrix in Neuromodulation
- 7 Cortical stimulation: Mechanism of Action
- 8 Opioid receptor availability reduction post-MCS
- 9 MCS and rTMS of the motor cortex
- 10 Stimulation Parameters
- 11 Sensory nucleus of the Thalamus
- 12 VPL/VPM surgical technique
- 13 VPL/VPM Somatotopic Organization
- 14 Periventricular Gray Surgical Technique
- 15 PVG Neurophysiology and Programming
- 16 Probabilistic tractography of PVG
- 17 Efficacy based on target selection
- 18 Surgical outcomes
- 19 DTI may help improve outcomes
- 20 Case study
- 21 Surgical planning
- 22 Dorsal Anterior Cingulate Cortex
- 23 Conclusion
