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Articles – Pain

Virtual reality hypnosis for pain control in a patient with gluteal hidradenitis

Understanding the multidimensional mechanisms of hypnotic analgesia

Neurophysiological correlates of hypnotic analgesia

Neuroimaging Pain

Response expectancies a psychological mechanism of suggested placebo analgesia

Recent developments in the study of hypnotic pain reduction

Psychological assessment of migraine other headaches novel preventive potential of a social network

Psychogenic pain a study using multidimensional scaling

Hypnotizability and chronic pain an ambiguous connection

Modifying pain perception is it better to be hypnotizable or feel that you are hypnotised

Mediation and moderation of hypnotic cognitive behavioural pain reduction

Giancarlo Carlis contributions to the scientific understanding of hypnotic analgesia

Complex regional pain syndrome

An update on pain physiology the relevance of craigs janigs hypotheses for hypnotic analgesia

A multifaceted approach to the treatment of phantom limb pain

A case of post herpetic neuralgia treated with self hypnosis and imagery

Hypnotic mirrors and phantom pain a single case study

Clinical reports the use of hypnosis for a patient with chronic pain

Chronic psychosomatic pain alleviated by brief therapy

An adaptive framework for parturition predation pain

Experiencing and testing hypnotic anaesthesia

Bursting the hypnotic bubble does hypnotic analgesia work

Pain palliative a pilot study

Hypnosis in complex trauma and breast cancer pain

The effect of hypnotherapy on procedural pain state anxiety related to physiotherapy in burn unit