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Defining nociresponsive BA3a as a target to treat chronic pain
Dr Andrew Marshall (University Liverpool), Dr Susan Francis (University Nottingham)
(2023 progress report)
Investigating the relationship between central and peripheral pathophysiology in fibromyalgia syndrome – a pilot neuroimaging study.
Dr Nick Fallon (University Liverpool)
(2023 progress report)
A double burden? A multi-method investigation into the experience of paediatric chronic pain and mental health symptoms.
Dr Abbie Jordan (University of Bath; PI), Dr Line Caes (University of Stirling), Professor Christopher Eccleston (University of Bath) & Dr Melanie Noel (University of Calgary)
(2023 progress report)
Functional Differences in Cutaneous Afferents and Thermomechanical Integration in Fibromyalgia
Dr Andrew Marshall (University Liverpool)
(2023 progress report)
An investigation into the meaning and differential impact of flourishing among adolescents with chronic pain and their parents
Dr Abbie Jordan (University of Bath; PI), Dr Joanna McParland (Glasgow Caledonian University), Professor Sarah Halligan (University of Bath) and Professor Liesbet Goubert (Ghent University)
(2023 progress report)
Novel long-acting analgesic for chronic pain ‘A Pilot project seeking genetic predispositions to fibromyalgia.
Prof Geoffrey Woods, (University Cambridge), Prof Andreas Goebel, (University Liverpool), Dr Mike Lee, (University Cambridge).
(2023 progress report)
Using live sensory neurons to assess the pathogenicity of autoantibodies from pain patients.
Professor John Dawes, NDCN, (University of Oxford)
(2023 progress report)
A feasibility study of a Behavioural intervention for Opioid Reduction (BIOR) in primary care.
Professor Helen Poole (Liverpool John Moores University)
(2023 progress report)
Cerebrospinal fluid- a window into how our central nervous system processes pain?
Dr Franziska Denk (Kings College London)
(2023 progress report)
Development of novel in vitro human induced pluripotent stem cell (hiPSC)-derived sensory-like neuronal model of orofacial neuropathic pain.
Dr Vsevolod Telezhkin, (University Newcastle)
(2023 progress report)
Visual Body Illusions for Treatment of Osteoarthritis Pain
Dr Catherine Preston (University of York), Dr Daniel Baker (University of York), Dr Kirsten McKenzie (University of Lincoln).
(2023 progress update)
Biopsychological Prediction Models of Pain Management Programme (PMP) Outcomes for Chronic Pain.
Dr Christopher Brown, Dr Jennie Day, Dr Katie Herron, Dr Selina Johnson, Dr Laura Bonnett (University Liverpool)
(2023 progress report)
“One and the same?”: An in-depth investigation into the complexities of pain experiences of children and young people with inflammatory and non-inflammatory conditions
Dr Rebecca Lee, Dr Daniela Ghio, Prof Sarah Peters, Dr Janet McDonagh , Dr Lis Cordingley (University Manchester)
(2023 progress update)
Functional Differences in Cutaneous Afferents and Thermomechanical Integration in Fibromyalgia
Dr A Marshall (University Liverpool)
(2023 Progress update)
A novel approach for the treatment of migraine.
Dr S.M. Géranton (University College London)
(2023 Progress update)
Visual Body Illusions for Treatment of Osteoarthritis Pain
Dr Catherine Preston (University of York), Dr Daniel Baker (University of York), Dr Kirsten McKenzie (University of Lincoln).
(2022 Progress update)
Cerebrospinal fluid- a window into how our central nervous system processes pain?
Dr Franziska Denk, King’s College London
(2022 Progress update)
An investigation into the meaning and differential impact of flourishing among adolescents with chronic pain and their parents
Dr Abbie Jordan (University of Bath; PI), Dr Joanna McParland (Glasgow Caledonian University), Professor Sarah Halligan (University of Bath) and Professor Liesbet Goubert (Ghent University)
(2022 progress report)
Reversal of EEG theta band rhythm as an objective measure of efficacy of spinal cord stimulation in chronic neuropathic pain – A pilot study
Dr Andrew Marshall, Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust
(2022 progress report)
A feasibility study of a Behavioural intervention for Opioid Reduction (BIOR) in primary care
Dr Helen Poole, Liverpool John Moores University
(2022 progress report)
Investigating the relationship between central and peripheral pathophysiology in fibromyalgia syndrome – a pilot neuroimaging study
Dr Nick Fallon, University Liverpool
(2022 progress report)
A double burden? A multi-method investigation into the experience of paediatric chronic pain and mental health symptoms.
Dr Abbie Jordan (University of Bath; PI), Dr Line Caes (University of Stirling), Professor Christopher Eccleston (University of Bath) & Dr Melanie Noel (University of Calgary)
(2022 progress report)
The effect of autonomic modulation on visceral pain hypersensitivity in patients with non erosive reflux disease (NERD).
Professor Qasim Aziz, Queen Mary University London
(2021 Progress update)
Novel long-acting analgesic for chronic pain.
Prof Bazbek Davletov, University of Sheffield
(2021 progress report)
“One and the same?”: An in-depth investigation into the complexities of pain experiences of children and young people with inflammatory and non-inflammatory conditions.
Dr Lis Cordingley, Dr Rebecca Lee, University Manchester
(2021 progress report)
Markers of cortical reorganisation in Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS).
Dr Christopher Brown, Department of Psychological Sciences, University of Liverpool, Dr Michael Lee, Division of Anaesthesia, University of Cambridge, Dr Nicholas Shenker, Department of Rheumatology, Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge
(Final report)
Keeping on track: Exploring socio-developmental challenges faced by young people with ongoing pain and their families
Award holders: Dr Abbie Jordan (University of Bath; PI), Dr Line Caes (University of Stirling) & Professor Christopher Eccleston (University of Bath)
(2021 progress report)
Defining Small Fibre Neuropathy and Neuropathic Pain in Idiopathic Small Fibre Neuropathy and Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy.
Dr Uazman Allam, Dr Bernhard Frank, Dr Andrew Marshall, Professor Stephen Kaye, University Liverpool.
(2020 progress report)
Retrotransposon mobilisation in pain
Prof John Quinn, University Liverpool
( 2020 Final Report)
Curse of the soft touch
Presentation by Dr Andrew Marshall.
The potential for retrotransposon mobilisation to modulate sensory loss in ageing
Professor John Quinn & Dr Vivien Bubb, Institute of Translational Medicine, University of Liverpool, PhD project 2017
Progress report:- short presentation by Emma Price PhD student
The Effects of Complex Regional pain Syndrome Patient Serum- IgG on Rodent Sensory Nerves
Dr A Goebel and Dr D Andersson, Kings College London, 2017
Understanding Autoimmunity In Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS).
Progress report:- short presentation by Serena Sensi PhD student University of Liverpool