Condition: Pain · Nocebo Effect · Pain Anticipation · Sponsor: Universite de Picardie Jules Verne
This study investigates how the anticipation of pain affects muscle synergies. One group will be recruited who will first experience actual pain from capsaicin cream and are then presented with a harmless cream deceptively labeled as capsaicin. The changes in muscle synergies will be measured during walking tasks.
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Jennifer Burgos-Tirado, M.Sc.A., Ing. · +33 7 71 27 11 35 · jennifer.burgos.tirado@u-picardie.fr
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| Centre de Recherche sur le Vieillissement | Sherbrooke, Canada | Recruiting |
| Université de Picardie Jules Verne | Amiens, France | Recruiting |
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