Spencer Epp, Andrew Walker, Elodie Boudes, Signe Bray, Melanie Noel, Laura Rayner, Nivez Rasic, Jillian Vinall Miller
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Brain Function and Pain Interference after Pediatric Intensive Interdisciplinary Pain Treatment.
Intensive interdisciplinary pain treatments (IIPTs) are programs that aim to improve functioning in youth with severe chronic pain. Little is known about how the brain changes following IIPT, however, decreased brain responses to emotional stimuli have been identified previously in pediatric chronic pain relative to healthy controls. We examined whether IIPT increased brain responses to emotional stimuli, and whether this change was associated with a reduction in pain interference.
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