José Alberto Biurrun Manresa

This study shows that intense pain reduces brain responses to auditory stimuli during HNCS, suggesting supraspinal mechanisms are involved in pain modulation.

This study introduces a non-invasive muscle pain model using short-wave diathermy in humans, showing sustained hyperalgesia without significant skin sensitivity changes.

This study shows that high frequency electrical stimulation increases N2 wave amplitude in brain potentials but not perception of intra-epidermal electrical stimuli in secondary hyperalgesia.