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Editorial: Pain and dementia by Lautenbacher, Stefan

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Age changes in pain perception: A systematic-review and meta-analysis of age effects on pain and tolerance thresholds by Lautenbacher, Stefan, Peters, Jan H., Heesen, Michael, Scheel, Jennifer, Kunz, Miriam

“…•Aging decreases sensitivity for pain of low intensity.•Reduced sensitivity is especially apparent for heat pain and for pain applied to the head.•Age-related…”
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Facial Pain Expression in Dementia: A Review of the Experimental and Clinical Evidence by Lautenbacher, Stefan, Kunz, Miriam

“…The analysis of the facial expression of pain promises to be one of the most sensitive tools for the detection of pain in patients with moderate to severe…”
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Pain in dementia by Achterberg, Wilco, Lautenbacher, Stefan, Husebo, Bettina, Erdal, Ane, Herr, Keela

“…The ageing revolution is changing the composition of our society with more people becoming very old with higher risks for developing both pain and dementia…”
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Experimental Approaches in the Study of Pain in the Elderly by Lautenbacher, Stefan

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Pain and disgust: the facial signaling of two aversive bodily experiences by Kunz, Miriam, Peter, Jessica, Huster, Sonja, Lautenbacher, Stefan

“…The experience of pain and disgust share many similarities, given that both are aversive experiences resulting from bodily threat and leading to defensive…”
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Assessment of effects of total sleep deprivation and subsequent recovery sleep: a methodological strategy feasible without sleep laboratory by Stroemel-Scheder, Cindy, Lautenbacher, Stefan

“…Abstract Background Sleep is critical for maintaining homeostasis in bodily and neurobehavioral functions. This homeostasis can be disturbed by sleep…”
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Using observational facial descriptors to infer pain in persons with and without dementia by Lautenbacher, Stefan, Walz, Anna Lena, Kunz, Miriam

“…For patients with advanced dementia, pain diagnosis and assessment requires observations of pain-indicative behavior by others. One type of behavior that has…”
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Recommendations on terminology and practice of psychophysical DNIC testing by Yarnitsky, David, Arendt-Nielsen, Lars, Bouhassira, Didier, Edwards, Robert R, Fillingim, Roger B, Granot, Michal, Hansson, Per, Lautenbacher, Stefan, Marchand, Serge, Wilder-Smith, Oliver

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Automatic Coding of Facial Expressions of Pain: Are We There Yet? by Lautenbacher, Stefan, Hassan, Teena, Seuss, Dominik, Loy, Frederik W., Garbas, Jens-Uwe, Schmid, Ute, Kunz, Miriam

“…Introduction. The experience of pain is regularly accompanied by facial expressions. The gold standard for analyzing these facial expressions is the Facial…”
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Different stages in attentional processing of facial expressions of pain: a dot-probe task modification by Baum, Corinna, Schneider, Raphaela, Keogh, Edmund, Lautenbacher, Stefan

“…The way in which individuals attend to pain-related stimuli is thought to affect their pain experience. Early and late stages of processing, with shifts from…”
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The Effect of Induced Optimism on Situational Pain Catastrophizing by Basten-Günther, Johanna, Peters, Madelon L., Lautenbacher, Stefan

“…Background There is broad evidence that optimism is associated with less pain, while pain catastrophizing leads to increased pain. The aim of this study was to…”
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The Pain Assessment in Impaired Cognition scale (PAIC15): A multidisciplinary and international approach to develop and test a meta‐tool for pain assessment in impaired cognition, especially dementia by Kunz, Miriam, Waal, Margot W. M., Achterberg, Wilco P., Gimenez‐Llort, Lydia, Lobbezoo, Frank, Sampson, Elisabeth L., Dalen‐Kok, Annelore H., Defrin, Ruth, Invitto, Sara, Konstantinovic, Ljubica, Oosterman, Joukje, Petrini, Laura, Steen, Jenny T., Strand, Liv‐Inger, Tommaso, Marina, Zwakhalen, Sandra, Husebo, Bettina S., Lautenbacher, Stefan

“…Background Over the last decades, a considerable number of observational scales have been developed to assess pain in persons with dementia. The time seems…”
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Attentional processing of pain faces and other emotional faces in chronic pain–an eye-tracking study by Priebe, Janosch A, Horn-Hofmann, Claudia, Wolf, Daniel, Wolff, Stefanie, Heesen, Michael, Knippenberg-Bigge, Katrin, Lang, Philip, Lautenbacher, Stefan

“…Altered attentional processing of pain-associated stimuli–which might take the form of either avoidance or enhanced vigilance–is thought to be implicated in…”
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Impairment of pain inhibition in chronic tension-type headache by Pielsticker, Anke, Haag, Gunther, Zaudig, Michael, Lautenbacher, Stefan

“…Evidence has been accumulated suggesting that a dysfunction in pain inhibitory systems, i.e. in ‘diffuse noxious inhibitory controls‘ (DNIC)-like mechanisms,…”
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Relationship of 5-HTTLPR Polymorphism with Various Factors of Pain Processing: Subjective Experience, Motor Responsiveness and Catastrophizing by Kunz, Miriam, Hennig, Jürgen, Karmann, Anna J, Lautenbacher, Stefan

“…Although serotonin is known to play an important role in pain processing, the relationship between the polymorphism in 5-HTTLPR and pain processing is not well…”
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Age effects on pain thresholds, temporal summation and spatial summation of heat and pressure pain by Lautenbacher, Stefan, Kunz, Miriam, Strate, Peter, Nielsen, Jesper, Arendt-Nielsen, Lars

“…Experimental data on age-related changes in pain perception have so far been contradictory. It has appeared that the type of pain induction method is critical…”
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The effects of DNIC-type inhibition on temporal summation compared to single pulse processing: Does sex matter? by Lautenbacher, Stefan, Kunz, Miriam, Burkhardt, Simone

“…A few experimental observations have suggested that diffuse noxious inhibitory control (DNIC)-type inhibition acts preferentially on the pain system if this is…”
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Loss in Executive Functioning Best Explains Changes in Pain Responsiveness in Patients with Dementia-Related Cognitive Decline by Lautenbacher, Stefan, Schepelmann, Karsten, Mylius, Veit, Kunz, Miriam

“…There is ample evidence that dementia changes the processing of pain. However, it is not known whether this change in pain processing is related to the general…”
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Pain Processing in Cognitive Impairment and Its Association with Executive Function and Memory: Which Neurocognitive Factor Takes the Lead? by Lautenbacher, Stefan, Hoos, Annegret, Hajak, Göran, Trapp, Wolfgang, Kunz, Miriam

“…It is well established that individuals with cognitive impairment present with disturbed forms of pain processing of still unknown origin. As a neurocognitive…”
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