Zhaoxing Wei

This paper compares two TENS modes, showing they reduce pain via distinct cortico-spinal mechanisms, with Conventional TENS involving spinal inhibition and Acupuncture-Like TENS relying on top-down modulation.

This study identifies cerebellar and pontine brain regions involved in human placebo analgesia, linking findings from animal models to human neuroimaging data.

The paper identifies replicable fMRI correlates of pain sensitivity across multiple pain types and develops a machine learning model to predict pain sensitivity and intervention outcomes.