Search Results - "Creach, C."

Robot-guided neuronavigated rTMS as an alternative therapy for central (neuropathic) pain: Clinical experience and long-term follow-up by Pommier, B., Créac'h, C., Beauvieux, V., Nuti, C., Vassal, F., Peyron, R.

“…Background Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) appears as a useful tool to alleviate neuropathic pain but only few data are available for the…”
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Efficacy and safety of a T‐type calcium channel blocker in patients with neuropathic pain: A proof‐of‐concept, randomized, double‐blind and controlled trial by Kerckhove, N., Pereira, B., Soriot‐Thomas, S., Alchaar, H., Deleens, R., Hieng, V.S., Serra, E., Lanteri‐Minet, M., Arcagni, P., Picard, P., Lefebvre‐Kuntz, D., Maindet, C., Mick, G., Balp, L., Lucas, C., Creach, C., Letellier, M., Martinez, V., Navez, M., Delbrouck, D., Kuhn, E., Piquet, E., Bozzolo, E., Brosse, C., Lietar, B., Marcaillou, F., Hamdani, A., Leroux‐Bromberg, N., Perier, Y., Vergne‐Salle, P., Gov, C., Delage, N., Gillet, D., Romettino, S., Richard, D., Mallet, C., Bernard, L., Lambert, C., Dubray, C., Duale, C., Eschalier, A.

“…Background T‐type calcium channels have been shown to play an important role in the initiation and maintenance of neuropathic pain and represent a promising…”
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Spontaneous sensations reveal distorted body perception in complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) by Echalier, A., Borg, C., Creac'h, C., Laurent, B., Michael, G.A.

“…•Body representation distrotions have been reported in the CRPS.•Spontaneous sensations (SPS) were used to investigate such disturbances.•Ipsilateral and…”
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Modulation of laser-evoked potentials and pain perception by transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS): A placebo-controlled study in healthy volunteers by Vassal, François, Créac’h, C, Convers, Ph, Laurent, B, Garcia-Larrea, L, Peyron, R

“…Highlights • High-frequency TENS causes inhibition of LEPs and evoked pain perception. • This modulation reflects an objective inhibitory effect of TENS on…”
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Psychiatric comorbidity in the evolution from migraine to medication overuse headache by Radat, F, Creac'h, C, Swendsen, J D, Lafittau, M, Irachabal, S, Dousset, V, Henry, P

“…We set out to study the role of psychiatric comorbidity in the evolution of migraine to medication overuse headache (MOH) by a comparative study of 41…”
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Operculo-insular pain (parasylvian pain): a distinct central pain syndrome by Garcia-Larrea, Luis, Perchet, Caroline, Creac’h, Christelle, Convers, Philippe, Peyron, Roland, Laurent, Bernard, Mauguière, François, Magnin, Michel

“…Central pain with dissociated thermoalgesic sensory loss is common in spinal and brainstem syndromes but not in cortical lesions. Out of a series of 270…”
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Pneumatic evoked potential. Sensory or auditive potential? by Condé, S, Créac’h, C, Brun, X, Moreau, R, Convers, P, Peyron, R

“…Summary Study aim In this study, evoked potentials (EPs) to a pneumatic, innocuous, and calibrated stimulation of the skin were recorded in 22 volunteers…”
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In-patient versus out-patient withdrawal programmes for medication overuse headache: a 2-year randomized trial by Créac'h, C, Frappe, P, Cancade, M, Laurent, B, Peyron, R, Demarquay, G, Navez, M

“…Medication-overuse headache (MOH) management usually includes a medication withdrawal. The choice of withdrawal modalities remains a matter of debate. We…”
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P148: Air puff evoked potentials. Short latency response and long latency vertex response. Normative values by Converss, P, Créac’h, C, Peyron, R

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P1005: Allodynic evoked potentials with air-puff evoked potentials? A preliminary study in 23 patients with neuropathic pain by Peyron, R, Namous, O, Convers, P, Créac'h, C

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P625: Multimodal assessment of small fiber neuropathy: laser evoked potentials or skin biopsy? by Créac’h, C, Camdessanche, J.-P, Robert, F, Antoine, J.-C, Peyron, R, Convers, P

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P1010: Thalamic pain: anatomical and physiological indices of prediction by Vartiainen, N, Perchet, C, Magnin, M, Créac'h, C, Peyron, R, Garcia-Larrea, L

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LP58: A hidden mesencephalic variant of central pain by Convers, P, Peyron, R, Créac'h, C, Beschet, A, Laurent, B, Garcia Larrea, L

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Air puff evoked potentials. Short latency responses. Normative values by Prieur, C, Convers, P, Créac’h, C, Peyron, R

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W10.5 Pneumatic evoked potential. Auditory and/or somatosensory EPS? by Condé, S, Peyron, R, Créac'h, C, Convers, P, Brun, X

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Small fiber sensory neuropathies: contribution of laser evoked potentials by Créac'h, C, Convers, P, Robert, F, Antoine, J-C, Camdessanche, J-P

“…Standard neurophysiological techniques evaluate exclusively large myelinated fibers, but are not useful to explore sensory small fibers. Quantitative sensory…”
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Headache and transformed migraine with medication overuse: what differences between disability, emotional distress and coping? by Lafittau, M, Radat, F, Irachabal, S, Creac'h, C

“…Twelve percent of general population is estimated to suffer from migraine (Henryet al., 2002), which represent in France 6 to 7 millions of individuals…”
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Functional MR Imaging Analysis of Pain-related Brain Activation after Acute Mechanical Stimulation by Creac'h, Christelle, Henry, Patrick, Caille, Jean Marie, Allard, Michele

“…Most studies concerning imaging of pain processing have used thermal, chemical, or electrical nociceptive stimulation. The aim of the present study was to…”
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Observatoire des migraines et céphalées de la SFEMC by Lantéri-Minet, M., Autret, A., Baudesson, G., Bousser, M.-G., Creach, C., Donnet, A., Dousset, V., Fabre, N., Giraud, G., Guégan-Massardier, E., Guy, N., Lucas, C., Massiou, H., Mick, G., Navez, M., Pradalier, A., Radat, F., Valade, D., Géraud, G.

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Primary and atypical facial pain: diagnosis and treatment by Navez, M, Créac'h, C, Koenig, M, Cathébras, P, Laurent, B

“…Facial pain is a frequently encountered symptom in general medical practice and encompass a wide group of facial problems. As correct diagnosis can usually be…”
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