Timothy J. Meeker

Prolonged tonic pain in healthy humans enhances functional connectivity of descending pain modulation networks involving the amygdala, periaqueductal gray and parabrachial nucleus to cortical sensory-discriminative areas

This study shows that tonic pain in healthy humans alters functional connectivity within the Descending Pain Modulatory Network, with specific connections predicting pain intensity and being modulated by pain.

Prolonged tonic pain in healthy humans disrupts intrinsic brain networks implicated in pain modulation

The paper investigates how prolonged tonic pain affects intrinsic brain networks in healthy humans, finding altered functional connectivity in pain modulation networks.

Decreased grey matter volume in mTBI patients with post-traumatic headache compared to headache-free mTBI patients and healthy controls: a longitudinal MRI study

This study finds that mTBI patients with post-traumatic headache have reduced grey matter volume in specific brain regions compared to those without headache and healthy controls.