Andrew Schrepf

The paper examines functional connectivity differences between women with and without improvement in centralized symptoms after hysterectomy, finding increased connectivity in pain integration regions and decreased connectivity in pain modulation regions in non-improvers.

The paper benchmarks the Fast and Efficient Mixed-Effects Algorithm (FEMA) against conventional mixed-effects modeling for longitudinal neuroimaging data and finds high concordance with minor differences in variance component estimates.

This study analyzes the urobiome in IC/BPS patients to determine its association with pain localization and symptoms, finding specific bacterial sequence changes linked to localized pelvic pain.

This study investigates the effects of zona incerta stimulation on human pain perception and finds it reduces heat pain but not other sensations.