Why the study?
Does the magnitude of thermal evoked potentials correlate with subjective pain response and stimulus intensity in male volunteers?
Population
13 male volunteers
Authors
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May support objective pain biomarkers in research; leaves open validation in clinical populations and females.
Does the magnitude of thermal evoked potentials correlate with subjective pain response and stimulus intensity in male volunteers?
The primary complex of thermal evoked potentials appears to measure neural events in the pain perception process rather than just the transduction and transmission of the stimulus.
Carmon et al. (1980) studied this question.
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