Congress Program - International Association for the Study of Pain

www.iasp-pain.org/Milan 

International Association for the Study of Pain ® 

Official 

Congress 

Program

Join IASP during the 14th World Congress on Pain and 

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more than 8,000 members who represent 70+ 

disciplines in 125 countries involved in the 

research, diagnosis, and treatment of pain. 

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CONGRESS 

Scientific Program Committee: 

Irene Tracey, PhD, United Kingdom, chair 

Qasim Aziz, PhD, FRCP, United Kingdom 

Rafael Benoliel, BDS, Israel 

Mary Cardosa, MB, BS, Malaysia 

Daniel Clauw, MD, USA 

Roger Fillingim, PhD, USA 

Maria Fitzgerald, PhD, United Kingdom 

Michael Gold, PhD, USA 

Kazuhide Inoue, PhD, Japan 

Satu Jaaskelainen, MD, PhD, Finland 

Eija Kalso, MD, DMedSci, Finland, ex officio 

Kathy Kreiter, USA, ex officio 

Jeffrey Mogil, PhD, Canada, ex officio 

Lorimer Moseley, PhD, Australia 

Noriyuki Ozaki, MD, PhD, Japan 

Barbara Przewlocka, PhD, Poland 

Srinivasa Raja, MD, USA 

Andrew Rice, MBBS, MD, United Kingdom 

Juergen Sandkuehler, MD, PhD, Austria 

Catherine Seers, PhD, United Kingdom 

Jose Siqueira, DDS, PhD, Brazil 

Claudia Sommer, MD, Germany 

Audun Stubhaug, MD, PhD, Norway 

Manoel Jacobsen Teixeira, MD, PhD, Brazil 

Johannes Vlaeyen, PhD, Belgium 

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IASP gratefully acknowledges the following 

organizations for supporting the 14th World 

Congress on Pain with unrestricted 

educational grants: 

Astellas Pharma Europe Ltd. 

Excerpta Medica B.V. 

IBSA Institut Biochimique SA 

Linde AG, Linde Healthcare 

Merck & Co., Inc. 

Mundipharma International Ltd 

Pfizer Ltd. 

ProStrakan 

International Association for the Study of Pain 

14th World Congress on Pain ® 

August 27-31, 2012, Milan, Italy 

Local Arrangements Committee: 

Paolo Marchettini, MD, Milan, chair 

Augusto Caraceni, MD, Milan 

Oscar Corli, MD, Milan 

Giuseppe De Benedittis, MD, Milan 

Fabio Formaglio, MD, Morbegno 

Maria Adele Giamberardino, MD, Chieti 

Marco Lacerenza, MD, Milan 

Carla Ripamonti, Milan, consultant 

Paola Sacerdote, PhD, Milan 

Piercarlo Sarzi-Puttini, Milan, consultant 

Congress Secretariat: 

MCI Suisse 

Rue de Lyon 75 

1211 Geneva Switzerland 

Tel: +41 22 33 99 593 

Fax: +41 22 33 99 631 

Acknowledgments 

iasp2012@mci-group.com 

IASP gratefully acknowledges the following 

organizations for supporting the 14th World 

Congress on Pain with unrestricted educational 

sponsorships: 

Allergan Inc. 

Eli Lilly and Company 

Grünenthal 

Medtronic International Trading Sarl 

QRx Pharma Ltd. 

St. Jude Medical 

This activity is supported by an educational donation provided by Amgen.

Patron Level 



Grünenthal GmbH 

Merck, Sharpe & Dohme Corp. 

Mundipharma International Ltd. 

Diamond Level 

Allergan Inc. 

Platinum Level 


Pfizer Ltd. 

Gold Level 

IBSA Institut Biochimique SA 

Linde Healthcare 

Mundipharma Pte Ltd. 

ProStrakan 

QRx Pharma Ltd. 


Congress Sponsors 

IASP wishes to thank the following sponsors and exhibitors for 

their support of the 14th World Congress on Pain: 

Silver Level 

Archimedes Pharma Ltd 


Purdue Pharma 

Bronze Level 

Algotec Research and Development Ltd. 

Boston Scientific 

Cephalon 

IITC Inc./Life Science 

MOLTENI Farmaceutici 

NeuroTherm 

Philips Respironics 

STX-Med 

Welcome to the 14th World Congress on Pain. We are pleased to have you join us in Milan for the world’s premier 

Congress devoted to pain research and treatment. 

CONGRESS FACILITY 

All official Congress functions for general delegates are located at the Milano Convention Centre (MiCo). Invitationonly 

events will indicate the specific location of that activity. 

CONGRESS REGISTRATION AND CHECK-IN 

The Congress Registration Desk, located in the South Wing, Level 1, will be open for check-in and on-site registration 

during the following hours: 

Sunday, August 26, 2012: 07:00 – 18:00 

Monday, August 27, 2012: 07:00 – 17:30 

Tuesday, August 28 – Friday, August 31, 2012: 07:00 – 18:30 

GREEN MEETINGS 

In an effort to lessen the impact of the 14th World Congress on Pain on our environment, IASP has taken several 

steps to reduce waste during the conference. 

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Welcome 

Since 2008, we no longer publish an Abstract Book (nearly 700 pages) and have migrated from the 

replacement CD to a reusable USB drive, saving the use of 1.75 million pages of paper, and eliminating the 

use of more than 6,000 compact discs. 

We used an online abstract-submission process, doing away with the use of thousands of pieces of paper. 

Instead of distributing individual bottles of water, we will provide each delegate with a reusable water bottle to 

use with water coolers placed throughout the venue. 

We provided the Exhibitor Service Manual online only, saving nearly 5,000 pages of paper. 

Congress delegates registered online, eliminating the use of approximately 30,000 pieces of paper. 

Virtually all delegate communication is handled electronically, saving approximately 15,000 pieces of paper, as 

well as fuel and carbon used for delivery. 

Post-Congress surveys for Continuing Medical Education credits are now completed online, eliminating the 

use of nearly 100,000 pieces of paper. 

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CONGRESS

CONGRESS 

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Time 

07:00-08:00 

Poster sessions and commercial exhibits will be open Tuesday through Friday 08:30-18:00. 

Monday 

August 27, 2012 

Tuesday 

August 28, 2012 

Wednesday 

August 29, 2012 

Associated 

Breakfast Symposia 

Thursday 

August 30, 2012 

Friday 

August 31, 2012 

08:30-09:45 

Opening 

Plenary Session 

Plenary Sessions Plenary Sessions Plenary Sessions 

09:45-10:45 Refresher Courses 

(08:30–12:00) 

Poster Discussion 

(even) 


(even) 


(even) 


(even) 

10:30-11:00 Break Break Break Break 

11:00-12:30 Topical Workshops Topical Workshops Topical Workshops Topical Workshops 

12:30-14:00 

Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 

14:00-15:15 Plenary Sessions Plenary Sessions 

15:15-16:15 

Refresher Courses 

(13:00–16:30) 


(odd) 


(odd) 

16:00-16:30 Break Break 

16:30-18:00 

18:30-20:00 

Welcome 

Reception 

(17:00–19:00) 

Associated 

Symposia 

(18:30–20:00) 

Topical Workshops Topical Workshops 

Associated 

Symposia Associated 

Trainee Reception 

(18:30-20:30) 

Symposia 

A coffee break will be available on Thursday a�ernoon, 16:00-16:30, in Pavilion 3. 

Our Congress Logo 

Congress Week-at-a-Glance 

Plenary Sessions 

(14:00-15:00) 


(odd) (15:00-16:00) 

IASP General 

Assembly 

(16:00–17:00) 

SIG Business 

Meetings 

(17:00–18:00) 

Associated 

Symposia 

Plenary Sessions 


(odd) 

Break 

Topical Workshops 

The logo for the 14th World Congress highlights the most recognizable symbol of the city of Milan, Duomo di Milano (the 

Milan Cathedral). With its groundbreaking in 1386, the gothic-style cathedral took nearly six centuries to complete, with 

construction ending in 1965. The Duomo serves as the seat of the Archbishop of Milan and is dedicated to Saint Mary 

Nascent. The distinctive pinnacles and spires of the Duomo’s architecture, colored in the green of the Italian flag, outline the 

letter “M” in Milan, shaded in the emblem’s complementary red. The logo reflects both the history and culture of Milan and 

its contemporary place as Italy’s second-largest city and financial center.

ABSTRACT USB DRIVE 

All delegates will receive the 14th World Congress on 

Pain Abstracts on a USB drive that will be distributed at 

the conference bag delivery desk. You may purchase 

additional copies at the IASP exhibition booth. 

ABSTRACT VIEWER/ITINERARY PLANNER KIOSKS 

A bank of computer kiosks, linked to the Congress 

Abstract Viewer/Itinerary Planner is available along the 

First Level Concourse. Delegates may use the kiosks 

to review abstracts and create a personalized itinerary 

noting workshops, symposia, and posters of interest. 

Printing stations allow delegates to print their personal 

itineraries. 

ACCOMPANYING GUEST PROGRAM/HOP-ON 

HOP-OFF BUS TOUR 

All registered Accompanying Guests will receive a name 

badge allowing them access to the Welcome Reception 

at 17:00 on Monday, August 27. 

In addition, IASP is pleased to present each registered 

accompanying guest with a ticket for Milan’s Hop-on 

Hop-off bus tour. These tickets will be distributed to the 

Congress delegate upon check-in. The tickets are valid 

for four days and can be used at any Milan Hop-on Hopoff 

Bus Tour stop. For more information, please visit: 

http://www.milano.city-sightseeing.it/eng/. 

AUDIO RECORDINGS 

As an added benefit, delegates to the 14th World 

Congress on Pain will have complimentary online 

access to audio recordings of all Plenary Sessions, 

Topical Workshops, and Refresher Courses. Slides from 

most sessions will also sync to the audio presentation. 

Delegates will receive their login information shortly after 

the end of the Congress. 

Login access will be available for sale to non-attendees 

following the Congress via the IASP website. 

BADGES/CREDENTIALS 

Your name badge serves as your credentials to attend 

all Congress events. Please wear your badge at all times 

when inside the Milano Convention Centre. Your badge is 

required for you to enter all Congress scientific sessions, 

exhibits, posters, social events, welcome reception, 

and other functions. Room stewards may check your 

credentials as you enter any session. You must be a 

delegate to attend scientific sessions. We apologize, but 

Accompanying Guests and children are not eligible to 

attend scientific sessions or visit the exhibition. 

BANKING/CURRENCY 

Italian currency is the euro (€). Twelve European 

Union countries use the euro as currency. They are 

Belgium, Germany, Greece, Spain, France, Ireland, Italy, 

Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Portugal and 

Finland. 

General Congress Information 

Euro banknote denominations are 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 

200, and 500. Coin denominations are 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 

and 50 cent and 1 and 2 euro. One euro equals 100 

cents. 

Banks are usually open Monday through Friday, 08:30 to 

13:30 and from 15:00 to 16:00 and are closed all day on 

Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays. Automated 

Teller Machines (ATMs), or Bancomat machines, are 

located throughout Milan, including within the convention 

centre. Most are linked to Cirrus, Plus, VPay, or 

BankMate international money systems. 

In addition, the Milano Convention Centre made special 

arrangements to set up a temporary banking point along 

the Concourse above Pavilion 3 to provide various 

banking services for Congress delegates. The hours for 

this service will be 08:30-13:00 and 14:00-17:00 each 

day, Monday, August 27 through Friday, August 31. It will 

also be available on Saturday, Sept. 1 from 08:30-13:00. 

Credit cards, such as MasterCard, Diners Club and Visa 

are widely accepted, but many small establishments 

(shops and restaurants) only accept cash. It is advisable 

to ask merchants if they accept credit cards before 

trying to purchase items. Beware that taxis can often 

be paid with cash (euro) only! You can use your Visa, 

MasterCard, and American Express cards at the IASP 

Press Bookstore. For cash payments, the IASP Press 

Bookstore will accept only Euro and US currency. 

Travelers' checks are almost impossible to exchange at 

hotels and shops, but can still be cashed at banks and 

foreign exchange offices. 

BUSINESS POINT/COPIES 

A business point with a laptop and photocopier is set up 

along the main concourse. For a nominal fee, Congress 

attendees can print or photocopy documents in black and 

white or color in the A3 and A4 size format. 

CAREER CENTER/JOB BOARD 

As a service to our members, IASP offers academic 

institutions an opportunity to promote their job openings 

during the Congress. Each day, Tuesday through Friday, 

institutions may schedule time in the Career Center to 

conduct interviews, present general information about 

their offerings to interested attendees, or both. Time 

slots will be available between 09:45 and 12:30 and from 

15:15 to 18:00. The Career Center will be located along 

the main concourse in Offices 13 and 14. The Career 

Center schedule will be posted on the Career Center Job 

Board. 

The Career Center Job Board is located along the main 

concourse near Offices 13 and 14. Organizations with 

available positions are encouraged to post information 

about their openings on the job board. 

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CONGRESS

CONGRESS 

DISABLED/SPECIAL NEEDS/ACCOMMODATIONS/ 

ACCESS 

Reasonable special accommodations should have been 

requested during registration, as many accommodations 

require 14 days’ notice. If you have questions about 

access to any of our activities, please visit the Congress 

Secretariat at the Registration Desk. We will make 

reasonable efforts to accommodate your request. 

DRESS/ATTIRE FOR CONGRESS 

Unless otherwise specified, dress for all Congress events 

will be business casual. 

ELECTRICITY 

The standard voltage in Europe and Italy is 220V AC (50 

cycles). Appliances designed for another voltage will 

need an adaptor. Sockets generally are of the round, 

two-pin variety. 

IASP EXHIBITION BOOTH/BOOKSTORE 

Please visit the IASP Exhibition Booth, located in Pavilion 

3 at stand 633. The booth will feature the IASP Press 

Bookstore and a membership area, staffed by IASP 

employees. In addition, a booth containing information 

from IASP chapters will be located in stand 630. 

INTERNET ACCESS/WIFI/INTERNET CAFÉS 

Complimentary WiFi internet access is available to all 

delegates throughout the South Wing and Exhibition 

Hall (Pavilion 3) of the Milano Convention Centre. On 

your Wireless Network Connection screen, choose the 

Congress WiFi local area network (LAN), WCP2012. No 

password is required to use this connection. 

In addition, several internet cafés are open for delegate 

use during the opening hours of the commercial 

exhibition in Pavilion 3. 

LOCAL TOURS AND INFORMATION 

Attendees may visit the Congress Tours Desk, located 

in the Registration Hall for information about Milan, local 

places of interest, and available tours. For assistance 

with dining reservations at restaurants, airport transfers, 

and other information about Milan, you may also see 

your hotel reception desk. 

LUGGAGE STORAGE 

The Milano Convention Centre will offer a luggage/ 

cloakroom service in the Registration Hall. There is a 

nominal charge of €2 for coats and umbrellas and €3 

for suitcases. Hours are Sunday 07:00–18:00; Monday– 

Thursday 07:00–20:30 and Friday 07:00–18:30. 

MEALS 

IASP will provide two coffee breaks each day, Tuesday 

through Friday, between 10:30 and 11:00 and between 

16:00 and 16:30. Delegates can purchase lunch from 

various food outlets and catering vendors within Pavilion 

3, along the First Level Concourse, and at local hotels 

and restaurants. 

MESSAGE BOARDS 

Message boards will be located along the First Level 

Concourse for delegates to post or retrieve messages. 

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OPTIONAL CONGRESS TOURS 

Unless otherwise instructed, all Optional Tours 

purchased during registration will depart from the bus 

lane, located just outside the building on the Zero Level. 

Attendees may access the bus lane from the escalators 

located in the foyer just outside the registration area. 

Please see the tours desk for other questions regarding 

tours. 

PHOTOGRAPHY/PHOTO SHARING 

While we encourage delegates to take candid photos 

throughout the Congress events, out of courtesy 

and respect for the speakers and other delegates, 

photography during presentations in the Plenary 

Sessions, Distinguished Lectures, and Topical 

Workshops is strictly prohibited. 

Delegates wishing to share their candid photos with 

other Congress attendees may upload their pictures 

to the Congress Flickr site by sending them to: 

CongressPhotos@iasp-pain.org. Please follow these 

instructions: 

1. Send the photo as an attachment (JPEG or 

GIF) and not embedded in the email. 

2. Use the subject line for the photo title – 

example: “Congress Delegates” or “Dr. Jones 

Receives Award.” 

3. Use the body of the email for the photo 

caption – please include the names of people 

and a brief description of the moment captured. 

To view photos others have posted to the Flickr site, visit 

www.flickr.com/photos/iasp/tags/2012wcp. 

PRESS/MEDIA ROOM 

The Congress Press/Media Room is located along the 

First Level Concourse, above Pavilion 3. This room 

will be available for credentialed members of the press/ 

media to use for media events, interviews, and other 

activities. Congress press agents will be available 

to assist press/media members with their requests. 

Representatives of the press/media must present 

standard press/media credentials in order to register for 

the Congress. 

SMOKING 

In January 2005, Italy was the fourth country in the world 

to enact a nationwide smoking ban. It is forbidden to 

smoke in all public indoor spaces, including bars, cafés, 

restaurants, and discos. Smoking is also forbidden in all 

enclosed workplaces, including trains and underground 

stations. People are allowed to smoke in designated 

indoor smoking rooms and outdoors, including outdoor 

tables at restaurants and bars. 

SPEAKER PREPARATION ROOM 

The Speaker Preparation Room for Refresher Course, 

Plenary, and Topical Workshop speakers is located in 

Suite 9 on the Mezzanine Level of the Milano Convention 

Centre. It will be open Sunday, 14:00-18:00; Monday, 

Tuesday and Thursday 07:30-20:00; Wednesday 06:30- 

20:00; and Friday 07:30-18:00.

All speakers should visit this room to provide their 

computer files at least one day in advance of 

their scheduled sessions. The organizers cannot 

be responsible for errors or technical issues with 

presentation files provided less than 24 hours before 

a scheduled lecture or workshop. Computers will be 

available for speakers to preview their slides. 

TIPPING/GRATUITIES 

Tips (la mancia) are not customary in Italy, and used 

primarily for special services or to express appreciation 

for high-quality service. Almost all restaurants include 

a cover charge (called coperto) and service fee. It is 

WELCOME RECEPTION 

IASP invites all Congress Delegates and registered 

Accompanying Guests to attend the 14th World 

Congress on Pain Welcome Reception from 17:00 to 

19:00 in the South Hall of the Milan Convention Centre 

on Monday, August 27, 2012. The Local Arrangements 

Committee has planned a special evening where 

attendees can experience the culture and tastes of 

Milan and the rest of Italy. It will be an excellent chance 

for delegates to make connections with like-minded 

professionals from around the world. 

A Congress name badge or an “Additional Guest” ticket 

is required for admission to the Welcome Reception. 

POSTER SESSIONS 

Daily poster sessions are located in Pavilion 3. Each 

poster will be on display for an entire day from 08:30 

to 18:00. Poster presenters must have their displays in 

place by 08:30 each morning. Presenters will be allowed 

to enter Pavilion 3 at 08:00 each morning to hang their 

posters. (Authors must present a copy of their poster 

confirmation letter to gain early access to the exhibition 

hall.) Please do not remove posters before the end of 

the day’s poster session. 

Note: Presenting authors are required to be present at 

their posters during the daily discussion periods. 

• Even-numbered poster boards: 09:45 – 10:45 

• Odd-numbered poster boards: 15:15 – 16:15 

(15:00 – 16:00 on Thursday) 

Velcro, provided by the Congress Secretariat, will be 

used to attach posters to the poster boards. Staffed 

Poster Services desks will be located in the poster area 

to dispense the materials and answer any questions. 

COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION 

Pharmaceutical companies, medical manufacturers, and 

other entities involved in the study and treatment of pain 

will hold a commercial exhibit Tuesday through Friday in 

Pavilion 3 from 08:30 to 18:00. This program includes a 

catalog of exhibitors and sponsors. 


Congress Events 

common, but not required to tip servers in restaurants 

about 10 percent. In cafés, bars, and pubs it is common, 

upon paying the bill, to leave the change for the server. 

When using a credit card, it is not possible to add 

manually an amount to the bill, so it is appropriate to 

leave some coins as a tip. 

A gratuity of 5–10 percent is common for taxi drivers and 

a tip of €1-2 per day is often left for hotel chambermaids. 

Hotel bellman can be tipped €1 per bag. 

IASP GENERAL ASSEMBLY 

A general assembly and business meeting of IASP 

members will be held on Thursday, August 30, from 

16:00 to 17:00 in the Gold Room. All IASP members and 

other interested persons are invited to attend. An agenda 

for the meeting is located on Thursday’s daily schedule 

in this program. 

IASP SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP (SIG) BUSINESS 

MEETINGS 

IASP Special Interest Groups (SIGs) will conduct 

60-minute business meetings on Thursday, August 30, 

from 17:00 to 18:00. Room assignments for each SIG 

are noted on Thursday’s daily schedule in this program. 

ASSOCIATED (COMPANY-SPONSORED) SYMPOSIA 

Several of the official Congress sponsors will hold 

evening symposia each day after Congress sessions 

end, and breakfast symposia on Wednesday morning 

before the Plenary sessions begin. See each day’s 

schedule for a listing of sponsoring companies and 

locations. Further information is available at each 

sponsor’s exhibit booth and on promotional materials 

provided in your delegate bag. 

TRAINEE NETWORKING RECEPTION 

The 14th World Congress on Pain invites trainee 

delegates to attend the special Trainee Networking 

Reception on Tuesday, August 28, from 18:30 to 20:30. 

This reception, intended for trainees and invitees only, 

will take place at the Triennale Design Museum, Viale 

Emilio Alemagna, 6. Attendees will experience Milan’s 

Parco Sempione, and view selected exhbits within the 

museum. 

Invitees may catch a one-way coach transfer to the 

Triennale Design Museum at the bus lane, located just 

outside the building on the Zero Level, beginning at 

18:15. Attendees are responsible for their own return 

transportation to their hotels. 

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CONGRESS

CONGRESS 

REFRESHER COURSES 

Delegates who have paid to attend Refresher Courses 

on Monday, August 27, must complete their Congress 

check-in and receive their class tickets before attending 

the courses. Registration will be open on Sunday from 

7:00 to 18:00 and prior to the start of the Refresher 

Courses on Monday morning, beginning at 07:00. Due 

to long queues, we strongly encourage participants to 

check in on Sunday. Tickets are required for admittance 

to your Refresher Course session. 

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Continuing Education Tracking/Survey 

IASP is pleased to renew our use of automated 

Continuing Education Tracking (CET) at the 14th World 

Congress on Pain. 

What is it? 

Using Radio Frequency Identification technology, your 

attendance at Refresher Courses, Plenary Sessions, 

and Topical Workshops will be electronically registered 

into our database. At the end of the Congress, once you 

complete an online survey, you will immediately receive a 

statement of the credits you earned. 

How does it work? 

There are two important parts to the CET system: your 

name badge and entry portal towers that will be stationed 

at the primary entrances to each meeting room. The 

entry portal towers will register your ingress and egress 

from the room, noting the time and linking it to the 

scheduled Continuing Education courses. 

The system is easy to use and is in no way intrusive on 

the meeting. Just make sure you enter and exit your 

sessions through a door or entry with a portal, and your 

attendance will be registered. 

Continuing Education Credits 

Those who are attending Refresher Courses will also 

receive a ticket to exchange for a complimentary copy 

of the Refresher Course Syllabus book. Tickets may be 

exchanged for the Syllabus on Sunday from 12:00 to 

18:00 and Monday from 08:00 to 16:30 along the First 

Level Concourse. After Monday, Refresher Course 

attendees can exchange their ticket for the Syllabus at 

the IASP Exhibition Booth (#633) in Pavilion 3. For those 

who do not attend a Refresher Course, the Syllabus will 

be available for purchase at the IASP Press Bookstore. 

Your delegate bag includes a complete Congress CME Syllabus, listing all faculty disclosures, the educational 

objectives of each session eligible for continuing education credits, and all continuing education statements. 

How does it benefit me? 

CET benefits our attendees in several ways: 

• Attendees no longer have to keep track of which 

sessions they attended. CET does it for you. 

• Attendees no longer have to contend with a 

lengthy, paper evaluation survey. The CET 

system puts the survey online and only asks you 

about the sessions you actually attended. 

• Continuing Education statements are 

immediately available to you online once you 

complete and submit the evaluation survey. 

• CET allows IASP to gather accurate attendance 

data that will be used to help determine the 

programming of future Congresses. By 

understanding your interests, IASP can plan 

better scientific programs in the future. 

How will the database be used? 

Only in two ways: to provide you with an accurate 

continuing education statement, and to keep track of 

attendance demographics of the scheduled sessions. 

By tracking the number of attendees at each session, 

we are able to determine which types of sessions are in 

demand, so that we can be sure to schedule the right 

topics at future Congresses.

07:00-18:00 REGISTRATION OPEN 

08:00-18:00 SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP SATELLITE SYMPOSIA 

(admission by ticket only; separate registration required; times may vary) 

SS 01 The Challenges of Acute Pain Management 

Acute Pain SIG 

SS 02 Neuropathic Pain in People with Cancer 

Cancer Pain SIG 

SS 03 Pediatric Pain Management: Challenges and Opportunities: A Symposium 

of Challenging Pediatric Pain Syndromes: Biology, Pharmacology, 

Psychology, and Treatment 

Pain in Childhood SIG 

SS 04 Current Concepts, Methods and Progress in Pain Genetics Research 

Genetics and Pain SIG 

SS 05 Biomarkers and Mechanisms in Musculoskeletal Pain 

Musculoskeletal Pain SIG 

SS 06 Neuropathic Itch 

Neuropathic Pain (NeuP) SIG 

SS 07 Study Design, Analysis and Experimental Reporting 

Pain and Pain Management in Non-human Species SIG 

SS 08 Overcoming Challenges in Pain Practice in Older Persons 

Pain in Older Persons SIG 

SS 09 Orofacial Pain Signatures 

Orofacial Pain SIG 

Sunday, August 26, 2012 

SS 10 International Perspectives on Professional and Public Pain Education: 

Two Sides of the Same Coin 

Pain Education SIG 

SS 11 Placebo Effects: Can They Be Enhanced in Clinical Practice? 

Pain and Placebo SIG 

SS 12 Taking Care of the Patient with Chronic Pelvic Pain 

Pain of Urogenital Origin (PUGO) SIG 

SS 13 Vulnerability to Pain: Sources of Female-Male Differences and the Challenge of 

Understanding Them 

Sex, Gender, and Pain SIG 

SS 14 Pain and the Sympathetic Nervous System. A Comprehensive Analysis of 

CRPS Treatment: The New, the Old, What Works and What Doesn't: 

How to Integrate Effective Treatment 

Pain and the Sympathetic Nervous System (PSNS) SIG 

SS 15 Reliable Evidence in Pain Therapy: Bridging the Gap between Clinical Trials 

and Clinical Practice 

Systematic Reviews in Pain Relief SIG 

SS 16 Working with Survivors of Torture and Conflict 

Pain Related to Torture, Organized Violence, and War (TOVW) SIG 

South Wing 

Registration 

Brown 3 

Brown 1 

South Hall 

Space 3 

Suite 8 

South Hall 

Space 1 

Amber 1/2 

South Hall 

Space 2 

Brown 2 

Auditorium 

Amber 6 

Amber 7/8 

Amber 3 

Amber 4 

South Hall 

Space 4 

Amber 5 

Suite 5 

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SUNDAY

MONDAY 

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Monday, August 27, 2012 

07:00-17:30 REGISTRATION OPEN South Wing 

Registration 

08:30-12:00 MORNING REFRESHER COURSES 

(admission by ticket only; separate registration required) 

RC 01 An Update on the Neurobiology of Acute and Persistent Pain 

M. Salter, F. Porreca 

RC 02 Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain Update: From Basic Science to Management 

D. Clauw, K. Bennell, T. Graven-Nielsen 

RC 03 Headache Update: Diagnosis and Therapy 

P. Goadsby, Z. Katsarava, R. Jensen 

RC 04 Pain Psychology for Non-Psychologists 

J. Vlaeyen, A. Williams, L. McCracken 

RC 05 Clinical Pharmacology: Evidence-Based Guidelines and Defining the Proper 

Outcome 

I. Gilron, S. Schug, E. Kalso 

RC 06 Neuropathic Pain Update: From Basic Mechanisms to Clinical Management 

RD. Treede, N. Attal, D. Bennett 

RC 07 Interventional Therapies for Chronic Pain: Indications and Efficacy 

M. van Kleef, R. North, R. Rauck 

RC 08 Rational Opioid Therapy for Cancer and Non-Cancer Pain 

J. Ballantyne, M. McPherson, S. Savage 

RC 09 Treating Pain in Children: Current Practice, Recent Advances, and Current Debates 

D. Harrison, C. Hermann, M. Fitzgerald 

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12:00-13:00 LUNCH BREAK 

Monday, August 27, 2012 

13:00-16:30 AFTERNOON REFRESHER COURSES 

(admission by ticket only; separate registration required) 

RC 10 Cancer Pain Update: From Mechanisms to Treatment 

M. Bennett, A. Dickenson, AK. Knudsen 

RC 11 The Basics of Neuroimaging and Brain Interference Techniques 

P. Schweinhardt, F. Fregni, G. Iannetti 

RC 12 Fundamentals of Neuropathic Pain Assessment and Diagnosis 

M. Haanpää, D. Bouhassira, M. Rowbotham 

RC 13 Update on the Management and Treatment of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome 

L. Moseley, F. Birklein, F. Huygen 

RC 14 What Do We Know About Orofacial Pain? Mechanisms and Clinical Approach 

R. Benoliel, A. De Laat, E. Eliav 

RC 15 Persistent Postoperative Pain: Pathogenic Mechanisms and Preventive Strategies 

H. Kehlet, A. Buvanendran, R. Edwards 

RC 16 Pain Genes: A Course for Non-Geneticists 

M. Devor, L. Diatchenko, M. Ferrari 

RC 17 Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Persistent Abdominopelvic Pain 

F. Howard, K. Berkley, E. Mayer 

RC 18 Low-Back Pain: Basic Mechanisms, Treatment, and Management 

S. Linton, J. Van Zundert, C. Maher 

RC 19 Emergent Integrative Therapies for Chronic Pain 

V. Napadow, T. Kaptchuk, K. Sherman 

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17:00-19:00 CONGRESS WELCOME RECEPTION South Hall 

18:30-20:00 COMPANY-SPONSORED ASSOCIATED SYMPOSIA 


Treatment of Painful Diabetic Neuropathy: Adjusting Therapeutic Options 

to the Patient’s Needs 

Pfizer, Inc. 

Pain Perception – A state of mind? 

ProStrakan Group 

Cancer in the Bones: Targeting the Pain, Liberating the Patient 

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Tuesday, August 28, 2012 

(Topics and locations are subject to change) 


Registration 

08:30-18:00 COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS OPEN/ 

POSTER VIEWING 

Pavilion 3 

08:30-09:45 PLENARY SESSION Gold Room 

Outgoing President's Address, E. Kalso 

Ronald Dubner Research Prize: David Seminowicz 

Philip A. Spiegel IASP Congress Trainee Scholarship: Dina Juarez-Salinas 

PL 01 Cancer Pain: From Mechanism to Therapy 

P. Mantyh 

09:45-10:45 POSTER DISCUSSIONS (EVEN-NUMBERED POSTERS) Pavilion 3 

10:30-11:00 MORNING BREAK Pavilion 3 

11:00-12:30 TOPICAL WORKSHOPS 

TW 01 Are Epigenetic Mechanisms Good Targets for the Control of Pain States? 

S. Geranton, S. Chiechio, H. Ueda 

TW 02 Pain in Fabry Disease: A Model of Treatable Neuropathic Pain (Not Only) in 

Childhood 

C. Sommer, N. Üçeyler, K. Ørstavik, R. Cimaz 

TW 03 Cancer Pain: Moving from Practice to Evidence 

J. Paice, A. Caraceni, P. Sjogren, M. Bennett 

TW 04 The Influence of Glycine in Normal and Pathological Touch and Pain Processing 

S. Koch, D. Voisin, H. Zeilhofer 

TW 05 Novel Preclinical Genetics of Pain Findings Showing Translation to Humans 

W. Lariviere, M. Costigan, J. Mogil, R. Levitt 

TW 06 Advances in Theory and Interventions in Pediatric Pain 

L. Goubert, E. Jacob, A. Huguet, J. Stinson 

TW 07 Distraction-Induced Analgesia: What Is Hindering, What Is Improving? 

M. Hasenbring, G. Crombez, E. Keogh 

TW 08 Pains, Fears, and Passions: Chronic Pain and Fronto-Limbic Interactions 

V. Neugebauer, V. Apkarian, S. Maione 

TW 09 New Aspects in Peripheral and Central Mechanisms of Painful Bladder 

Syndrome/Interstitial Cystitis 

L. Birder, M. Fraser, E. Mayer, T. Ueda 

TW 10 Fibromyalgia: Update on the Relative Contribution of Peripheral vs. 

Central Mechanisms 

J. Serra, R. Staud, D. Clauw 

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12:30-14:00 LUNCH BREAK Concourse and 

Pavilion 3 

14:00-15:15 PLENARY SESSIONS Gold Room 

PL 02 Doctor-Patient Communication: The Key to Patient Care and Adherence 

P. Butow 

IASP Award for Excellence in Pain Research and Management in Developing 

Countries - Basic Science: Victor Tortorici 

PL 03 Endocannabinoids: A Unique Opportunity to Develop Multi-Target Analgesics 

V. Di Marzo 

15:15-16:15 POSTER DISCUSSIONS (ODD-NUMBERED POSTERS) Pavilion 3 

16:00-16:30 AFTERNOON BREAK Pavilion 3 


TW 11 Endogenous Brain Mechanisms Involved in the Modulation of Headaches: 

Similarities and Discrepancies between Studies in Animals and Humans 

L. Villanueva, A. May, M. Leone 

TW 12 New Directions of Ion Channel Research in Pain Pathways 

K. Okuse, T. Tanabe, S. Dib-Hajj 

TW 13 Current and Future Approaches to Control Pain through the 

Endocannabinoid System 

I. Nagy, M. Ware, J. Palecek 

TW 14 Pain in Persons with Disabilities: Recent Findings and Their Clinical Implications 

K. Nicholson Perry, M. Jensen, N. Finnerup 

TW 15 The Dichotomy of Exercise-Induced Pain and Analgesia in Chronic Musculoskeletal 

Pain: Implications for Pain Management 

K. Sluka, T. Ushida, E. Kosek 

TW 16 Protein Kinase M-ζ (PKMζ) Involvement in the Maintenance of Pain Plasticity 

T. Coderre, T. Price, M. Zhuo 

TW 17 Not Just Description: New Horizons in Pain Epidemiology 

F. Blyth, D. van der Windt, M. Von Korff 

TW 18 The Difficulties in Pain Management for Frail, Older, or Demented Persons 

S. Lautenbacher, S. Gibson, G. Pickering, B. Husebo, D. Lussier 

TW 19 Is Pain More Than Just Salience Detection? 

K. Davis, I. Tracey, V. Legrain 

TW 20 From Acute to Chronic Pain: Risk Factors, Genetics, and Possible Preventive 

Strategies 

A. Stubhaug, E. Aasvang, I. Belfer, Z. Seltzer 


Allergan Inc 

Chronic Migraine: An Innovative Treatment for a Disabling Headache Condition 


MOR-NRI: A Novel Concept of Understanding and Managing Severe Chronic Pain 

Merck, Sharpe & Dohme Corp. 

Osteoarthritis – Understanding Variability in Patient Response 


From Ancient Rome to Modern Milan: 20 Centuries of Neurostimulation 

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Tuesday Poster Session 

All posters are displayed in Pavilion 3 between 08:30 and 18:00. Even-numbered posters will present between 09:45 and 10:45. 

Odd-numbered posters will present between 15:15 and 16:15. 

PT 001 DYSFUNCTIONAL PAIN INHIBITION IN PATIENTS WITH 

WHIPLASH ASSOCIATED DISORDER: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY 

Liesbeth Daenen 1 , Jo Nijs 2 , Nathalie Roussel 3 , Patrick Cras 1 , 1 Univ. of 

Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium, 2 Vrije Universiteit Antwerpen, Brussels, 

Belgium, 3 Artesis Coll. Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium 

PT 002 SENSORIMOTOR INCONGRUENCE EXACERBATES 

SYMPTOMS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC WHIPLASH 

ASSOCIATED DISORDERS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY Liesbeth 

Daenen 1 , Nathalie Roussel 2 , Jo Nijs 3 , Patrick Cras 1 , 1 Univ. of Antwerp, 

Antwerp, Belgium, 2 Univ. Coll., Antwerp, Belgium, 3 Vrije Universiteit 

Brussel, Brussels, Belgium 

PT 003 PAIN AND PSYCHOSOCIAL PROFILES IN OFFICE 

WORKERS WITH NON SPECFIC ARM PAIN Niamh A. Moloney1 , Toby 

M. Hall2 , Catherine M. Doody3 , 1The Univ. of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, 

2 3 Curtin Univ. of Tech, Perth, Australia, Univ. Coll. Dublin, Dublin, 

Ireland 

PT 004 PHYSICAL FUNCTION AFTER BREAST CANCER 

TREATMENT: DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A SCALE TO 

MEASURE PHYSICAL IMPAIRMENT Kenneth Geving Andersen1 , 

Karl B. Christensen2 , Henrik Kehlet1 , Niels Kroman1 , Pernille E. 

Bidstrup3 , 1RigsHosp.et, Univ. of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark, 

2 3 Univ. of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark, Danish Cancer Soc., 

Copenhagen, Denmark 

PT 005 THE IMPACT ON LIFE OF CHRONIC ORO-FACIAL PAIN 

IN COMPARISON TO BACKACHE AND HEADACHE MEASURED 

USING THE CHRONIC GRADED PAIN SCALE Amin Mokhtari 1 , 

Daniela I. Ion 2 , Mehri Eghtessad 2 , Joanna M. Zakrzewska 2 , Rachel M. 

A. Leeson 3 , 1 UCL Eastman Dental Inst., London, UK, 2 Eastman Dental 

Hosp., London, UK, 3 UCL, Eastman Dental Inst., London, UK 

PT 006 OBSERVATION-BASED ASSESSMENT OF FUNCTIONAL 

ABILITY IN TORTURE VICTIMS Anne-Le Morville1 , Kirstine Amris1 , 

Bente Danneskiold-Samsøe1 , Mona Eklund2 , Lena-Karin Erlandsson2 , 

1 2 Frederiksberg Hosp., Frederiksberg, Denmark, Lund Univ., Lund, 

Sweden 

PT 007 EFFECT OF HEAD AND NECK RADIOTHERAPY IN 

OROFACIAL PAIN AND MANDIBULAR FUNCTION Priscila F. Ribas1 , 

Marcia Andre2 , Reinaldo B. Dias2 , José T. T. Siqueira3 , Cynthia Savioli3 , 

1Hosp. das Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São 

Paulo, Santos, Brazil, 2Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 

3Hosp. das Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São 

Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

PT 009 DIFFERENTIAL ITEM FUNCTIONING IN A COMPUTERIZED 

ADAPTIVE TEST OF FUNCTIONAL STATUS FOR PATIENTS WITH 

SHOULDER IMPAIRMENTS EXPERIENCING LOW VERSUS HIGH 

PAIN INTENSITY Bhagwant S. Sindhu 1 , Ying-Chih Wang 1 , Leigh A. 

Lehman 2 , Dennis L. Hart 3 , 1 Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, 

USA, 2 Univ. of South Carolina Upstate, Spartanburg, USA, 3 Focus on 

Therapeutic Outcomes, Inc., Knoxville, USA 

PT 010 PAIN REDUCTION AFTER FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY 

EVALUATION FOR PATIENTS WITH WHIPLASH ASSOCIATED 

DISORDERS (WAD) Maurizio A. Trippolini 1 , Pieter U. Dijkstra 2 , Michiel 

F. Reneman 3 , Jan H. B. Geertzen 3 , 1 Rehaklinik Bellikon, Bellikon, 

Switzerland, 2 Univ. Medical Ctr. Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands, 

3 Ctr. for Rehab., Univ. Medical Ctr. Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands 

PT 011 HEALTH LITERACY: ARE PATIENTS ABLE TO FILL OUT 

HEALTH RELATED QUESTIONNAIRES? Marlies Welbie 1 , Harriet 

Wittink 1 , Walter Devillé 2 , 1 Research Group Lifestyle and Health, Univ. 

of Applied Sncs., Utrecht, Netherlands, 2 NIVEL, Utrecht, and Univ. 

of Amsterdam, Medical Anthropology and Sociology Unit, Utrecht, 

Netherlands 

PT 012 FUNCTIONAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL IMPAIRMENT OF 

SMALL NERVE FIBERS IN FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME Nurcan 

Üçeyler, Ann-Kathrin Kahn, Daniel Zeller, Susanne Kewenig, Sarah 

Kittel-Schneider, Karlheinz Reiners, Claudia Sommer, Univ. of 

Würzburg, Würzburg, Germany 

PT 014 CHARACTERISTICS OF A COHORT OF SLEEP BRUXER 

SUBJECTS WITH A FAMILY HISTORY OF SLEEP BRUXISM May W. 

Al-Khudhairy, Jeffry R. Shaefer, Massachusetts General Hosp., Boston, 

USA 

PT 015 DEGENERATIVE SPONDYLOARTHROGENIC NECK PAIN 

Ludmila N. Anatskaia, Vitali K. Zabarovski, Belorussian Research and 

Practical Ctr. of Neurology and Neurosurgery, Minsk, Belarus 

PT 016 SONOGRAPHIC ELASTOGRAPHY CAN REPRESENT 

STIFFNESS OF PAINFUL MASSETER MUSCLES TOGETHER WITH 

SHARPS AND INTERNAL APPEARANCES Yoshiko Ariji, Akihiko 

Gotoh, Shigemitsu Sakuma, Miwa Kuroki, Yoshitaka Kise, Yutaka 

Ito, Kenichi Kurita, Eiichiro Ariji, Aichi-Gakuin Univ. Sch. of Dentistry, 

Nagoya, Japan 

PT 017 DIFFERENCES IN THERMAL AND PRESSURE PAIN 

SENSITIVITY IN CHRONIC WHIPLASH – WITH RESPECT TO 

SUBGROUPS PRESENTING DIFFERENT PSYCHOLOGICAL 

AND DISABILITY OUTCOMES Björn Börsbo 1 , Gunilla Liedberg 2 , 

Björn Gerdle 1 , 1 Rehab. Med., Linköping, Sweden, 2 Health and Soc., 

Norrköping, Sweden 

PT 018 CHAIR-SIDE INTRAORAL SOMATOSENSORY 

EXAMINATION IN PATIENTS WITH ATYPICAL ODONTALGIA AND 

HEALTHY SUBJECTS Lene Baad-Hansen 1 , Maria Pigg 2 , Susanne 

Elmasry Ivanovic 2 , Hanan Faris 3 , Thomas List 2 , Mark Drangsholt 4 , Peter 

Svensson 3 , 1 Aarhus Univ., Aarhus C, Denmark, 2 Malmó Univ., Malmó, 

Sweden, 3 Aarhus Univ., Aarhus, Denmark, 4 Univ. of Washington, 

Seattle, USA 

PT 019 MEMORIES FOR PAIN AND EFFECT Przemyslaw Babel, 

Jagiellonian Univ., Kraków, Poland 

PT 020 CLINICAL, NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL AND SKIN 

BIOPSY STUDY OF PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY RELATED TO 

CRYOGLOBULINEMIA Antonella Biasiotta, Giulia Di Stefano, Silvia La 

Cesa, Caterina Leone, Milvia Casato, Carla Giordano, Giulia D’Amati, 

Giorgio Cruccu, Univ. of Rome “Sapienza”, Rome, Italy 

PT 021 RECURRENT VERTEBRAL ARTERY DISSECTION 

PRESENTING WITH ISOLATED CERVICALGIA Yuri Bronstein, Marko 

Petrovic, Mitchell Danesh, Kaiser Permanente, Woodland Hills, USA 

PT 022 A CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS OF PIRIFORMIS SYNDROME WITH 

MODIFIED FAIR TEST Chee Kean Chen 1 , Abd Jalil Nizar 2 , 1 Sarawak 

General Hosp., Kuching, Malaysia, 2 Hosp. Univ. Snc. Malaysia, Kubang 

Kerian, Malaysia 

PT 023 COMPARING PRESSURE PAIN THRESHOLDS 

DETERMINED BY ALGOMETRY AND MANUAL PALPATION Brian F. 

Degenhardt 1 , Eric J. Snider 1 , Karen T. Snider 1 , Ken Pamperin 1 , Qunying 

Yang 1 , Jane C. Johnson 2 , Thomas Graven-Nielsen 3 , 1 A.T. Still Univ., 

Kirksville, USA, 2 A.T. Still Research Inst., Kirksville, USA, 3 Aalborg 

Univ., Aalborg, Denmark 

PT 024 SOMATOSENSORY PROFILES IN NON-SPECIFIC ARM 

PAIN AND HEALTHY CONTROLS Niamh A. Moloney 1 , Toby M. Hall 2 , 

Catherine M. Doody 3 , 1 The Univ. of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, 2 Curtin 

Univ. of Tech, Perth, Australia, 3 Univ. Coll. Dublin, Dublin, Ireland 

PT 025 PAIN REACTIVITY AND EXPRESSION IN CHILDREN AND 

ADOLESCENTS WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS Emma 

G. Duerden1 , Patricia A. McGrath2 , Margot J. Taylor1 , Wendy Roberts1 , 

1 2 Hosp. for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada, Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, 

Canada

PT 026 TISSUE DEFORMATION AND PRESSURE PROPAGATION 

IN HUMAN TISSUE DURING MECHANICAL PAINFUL 

STIMULATION: COMPARISON OF TIBIALIS ANTERIOR AND 

GASTROCNEMIUS MEDIALIS Sara Finocchietti 1 , Ken Takahashi 2 , 

Kaoru Okada 3 , Yasuharu Watanabe 4 , Thomas Graven-Nielsen 1 , 

Kazue Mizumura 5 , 1 Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, 2 Okayama Univ., 

Okayama, Japan, 3 Meiji Univ. of Integrative Med., Kyoto, Japan, 4 Meiji 

Univ. of Intergrative Med., Kyoto, Japan, 5 Nagoya Univ., Nagoya, Japan 

PT 027 CHARACTERISTICS OF NOCICEPTIVE RESPONSE TO 

HEAT STIMULUS IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS Shuji Fukuda, Shoichi 

Ishigaki, Hirofumi Yatani, Osaka Univ. Graduate Sch. of Dentistry, Suita 

City, Osaka, Japan 

PT 028 ASSESSMENT OF AUTONOMIC DYSFUNCTION IN 

PATIENTS WITH POST-HERPETIC NEURALGIA Fernanda B. 

Fukushima, Edison I. O. Vidal, Guilherme A. M. Barros, UNESP, 

Botucatu, Brazil 

PT 029 LOWERED ABSOLUTE METABOLITE CONCENTRATIONS 

IN FIBROMYALGIA – A 31P MRS STUDY OF M QUADRICEPS Björn 

Gerdle1 , Mikael F. Forsgren2 , Ann Bengtsson2 , Olof Dahlqvist Leinhard1 , 

Birgitta Sören3 , Vaclav Brandejsky2 , Eva Lund2 , Peter Lundberg1 , 

1Linköping Univ. & UHL, County Council, Linköping, Sweden, 

2 3 Linköping Univ., Linköping, Sweden, UHL, County Council, Linköping, 

Sweden 

PT 030 INCREASED FASTING GLUCOSE, 2-H, 3-H AND 5-h 

OGT SERUM GLUCOSE LEVELS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN Alejandra González-Duarte 1 , Karla Cárdenas- 

Soto 2 , Alfonso Gulías 2 , 1 Inst. Nacional de Ciencias Médicas y Nutrición 

Salvador Zubirán, Mexico, Mexico, 2 Inst. Nacional de Ciencias Médicas 

y Nutrición Salvador Zubirán, México, Mexico 

PT 031 COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN PATIENTS WITH 

FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME AND CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: 

A COMPARATIVE STUDY Silvia Inglese 1 , Stefano Zago 2 , Adriana Delli 

Ponti 3 , Giuseppe De Benedittis 4 , 1 IRCSS Ospedale Policlinico, Milano, 

Italy, 2 IRCCS Fondazione Ospedale Policlinico, Milano, Italy, 3 IRCCS 

Fondazione Policlinico, Milano, Italy, 4 Univ. of Milan, Milano, Italy 

PT 032 WIDESPREAD PAIN AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS 

WITH CHRONIC PAIN Shinichi Ishikawa 1 , Satoshi Mizobuchi 1 , Daniel 

Obata 1 , Hiroyuki Nishie 2 , Kenji Sato 1 , Kiyoshi Morita 1 , 1 Okayama Univ. 

Medical Sch., Okayama, Japan, 2 Okayama Univeristy Medical Sch., 

Okayama, Japan 

PT 033 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TEMPOROMANDIBULAR 

JOINT PAIN AND THE RELATIVE SIGNAL INTENSITY OF 

RETRODISCAL TISSUE ON T1-, AND T2-WEIGHTED MRI IMAGES 

Jae-Kwang Jung 1 , Jae-Kap Choi 1 , Yun-Kyung Hur 1 , Bo-Kyong Min 1 , 

Choon-Ik Kwon 2 , Jung-Woo Jung 1 , 1 Sch. of Dentistry, Kyungpook Nat’l. 

Univ., Daegu, Korea, Republic of (South), 2 Kyungpook Nat’l. Univ., 

Daegu, Korea, Republic of (South) 

PT 034 DOES ULTRASONOGRAPHY GIVE US A NEW DIAGNOSTIC 

TOOL TO ACCESS THE POSSIBILITY OF MEDIAN NERVE INJURY 

IN PATIENTS WITH NEUROPATHIC PAIN BY VENIPUNCTURE? 

Jitsu Kato 1 , Kaname Ueda 1 , Dai Gokan 2 , Ryouji Iida 1 , Takahiro Suzuki 1 , 

Seturo Ogawa 1 , 1 Nihon Univ. Sch. of Med., Tokyo, Japan, 2 Nihon 

Unversity Sch. of Med., Tokyo, Japan 

PT 035 FLOW-MEDIATED DILATION IN AN AIM TO IDENTIFY 

ENDOTHELIAL DYSFUNCTION IN CRPS-INDUCED VASOMOTOR 

DYSFUNCTION Minke C. Kortekaas, Marit H. N. van Velzen, Sjoerd 

P. Niehof, Robert J. Stolker, Frank J. P. M. Huygen, Erasmus Univ. 

Medical Ctr., Rotterdam, Netherlands 

PT 036 GENDER CLINICAL DOPPLEROGRAPHIC DIFFERENCES 

IN MIGRAINE Larissa Kuanova, Guldana Beketayeva, Medical Univ., 

Astana, Kazakhstan 

PT 037 PREVALENCE OF MECHANISM-BASED SUBGROUPS 

AMONG PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN – A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY Senthil P. Kumar, Prabha 

Adhikari, P. S. Jeganathan, Sydney C. D’Souza, Z. K. Misri, Kasturba 

Medical Coll. (Manipal Univ.), Mangalore, India 


PT 038 INCREASED THERMAL THRESHOLDS IN FACIAL SKIN IN 

PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC WHIPLASH ASSOCIATED DISORDERS 

Ewa Lampa, Birgitta Häggman-Henrikson, Erik Nordh, Umeå Univ., 

Umeå, Sweden 

PT 039 REORGANIZED MOTOR CONTROL PATTERN IN 

EXPERIMENTAL LOW BACK MUSCLE PAIN Lars Henrik Larsen 1 , 

Rogerio Pessoto Hirata 2 , Deborah Falla 3 , Thomas Graven-Nielsen 2 , 

1 Univ. Coll. North Denmark/Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, 2 Aalborg 

Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, 3 Univ. Hosp. Göttingen, Göttingen, Germany 

PT 040 QUANTITATIVE SENSORY TEST ROBOT – PROOF OF 

CONCEPT Remigiusz Lecybyl, Univ. Hosp. Lewisham, London, UK 

PT 041 COMPARISON OF BODY SWAY MEASUREMENT DIRECTLY 

AND INDIRECTLY IN PERSONS WITH LOW BACK PAIN André 

Ljutow, Wolf Schleinzer, Swiss Paraplegic Ctr., Nottwil, Switzerland 

PT 042 CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS REFERRED TO A 

CANADIAN TERTIARY PAIN CLINIC DIAGNOSED AS COMPLEX 

REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME (CRPS) BY COMMUNITY 

PHYSICIANS Angela Mailis-Gagnon, Matti Allen, S. Fatima Lakha, 

Toronto Western Hosp., Toronto, Canada 

PT 043 ASSESSING SLEEP QUALITY IN LOW BACK PAIN: THE 

VALIDITY OF PORTABLE INSTRUMENTS Saad M. Alsaadi 1 , James 

H. McAuley 2 , Julia M. Hush 3 , Ron R. Grunstein 3 , Delwyn J. Bartlett 3 , 

Zoe M. McKeough 4 , George C. Dungan 3 , Chris G. Maher 4 , 1 The 

Unversity of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, 2 The Univ. of New South 

Wales, Randwick, Australia, 3 The Univ. of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, 

4 The Univeristy of Sydney, Sydney, Australia 

PT 044 CONDITIONING PAIN MODULATION AND CORTISOL ARE 

RELATED TO NEUROCOGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN HEALTHY 

SUBJECTS, BUT NOT IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC WHIPLASH 

ASSOCIATED DISORDERS Mira Meeus, Jessica Van Oosterwijck, 

Kelly Ickmans, Niko De Temmerman, Wouter Rosseel, Tinne Boey, 

Nathalie Pattyn, Jo Nijs, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Brussels, Belgium 

PT 045 DEPRESSION IN ADOLESCENTS HAVING HEADACHE 

Manju Mehta, Rajesh Sagar, All India Inst. of Medical Sncs., New Delhi, 

India 

PT 046 OCCURRENCE OF MYOFASCIAL PAIN IN PATIENTS WITH 

PERIPHERAL NERVE LESIONS – AN OBSERVATION STUDY IN 

A PAIN CLINIC Katsuyuki Moriwaki, Tomoaki Miki, Shigeaki Kurita, 

Minoru Tajima, Mikako Sanuki, Kazuhisa Shiroyama, Ken Hashimoto, 

Nat’l. Hosp. Organization, Kure-Medical Ctr., Chugoku Cancer Ctr., 

Kure, Japan 

PT 047 NORMATIVE VALUES OF ELECTRICAL PAIN AND REFLEX 

THRESHOLDS IN PAIN-FREE POPULATION Alban Y. Neziri 1 , 

Pasquale Scaramozzino 2 , Ole K. Andersen 3 , Bogdan Radanov 4 , 

Anthony H. Dickenson 5 , Lars Arendt-Nielsen 3 , Michele Curatolo 1 , 1 Univ. 

Hosp. of Bern, Inselspital, Bern, Switzerland, 2 DeFiMS, SOAS, Univ. of 

London, UK, and DEI, Univ. of Rome Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy, London, 

UK, 3 Ctr. for Sensory –Motor Interaction, Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, 

Denmark, 4 Clinic Wilhelm Schulthess, Zurich, Switzerland, 5 Univ. Coll. 

London, London, UK 

PT 048 VASOMOTOR RESPONSE AS A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL 

TO INVESTIGATE SMALL FIBER NEUROPATHY Mariska D. 

Nieuwenhoff 1 , Yusang Wu 2 , Sjoerd P. Niehof 1 , Alfred C. Schouten 2 , 

Frans C. T. van der Helm 2 , Frank J. P. M. Huygen 1 , 1 Erasmus Univ. 

Medical Ctr. Rotterdam, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 2 Delft Univ. of Tech, 

Delft, Netherlands 

PT 049 ACCURATE PICTURE OF THE PATIENTS’ PAIN PRIOR 

TO THE FIRST VISIT IN THE PAIN CLINIC UNIT OF A TERTIARY 

HOSPITAL: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY Carme Busquets 1 , 

Antonio Ojeda 1 , Adela Fauli 1 , Luis Alfonso Moreno 1 , Sebastian Videla 1 , 

Ferran Torres 1 , Josep Vilaplana 2 , Ana Bogdanovich 1 , 1 Hosp. Clinic de 

Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 2 Hosp. Universitari de Girona Dr. Josep 

Trueta, Girona, Spain 

PT 050 EXTRA ARTICULAR PAIN OF THE SACROILIAC JOINT 

COMPLEX CAUSES WIDESPREAD HYPERALGESIA AND 

CHANGES THE OUTCOME OF SACROILIAC JOINT PROVOCATION 

TESTS Thorvaldur Skúli Pálsson, Thomas Graven-Nielsen, Ctr. for 

Sensory-Motor Interaction, Aalborg, Denmark 

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PT 051 PAIN AND THE DEGENERATIVE CERVICAL SPINE: 

A RADIOLOGICAL RELIABILITY STUDY Maarten van Eerd 1 , Jacob 

Patijn 1 , Nelleke de Meij 1 , Maarten van Kleef 1 , Viktor Hoffmann 2 , 

Joachim Wildberger 1 , 1 Maastricht Univ. Medical Ctr., Maastricht, 

Netherlands, 2 Amphia Hosp., Breda, Netherlands 

PT 052 PERSISTING PAIN FOLLOWING PRIMARY AND REVISION 

TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY Kristian Kjær K. P. Petersen1 , Ole 

H. S. Simonsen2 , Mogens B. L. Laursen2 , Lars A. Arendt-Nielsen1 , 

1 2 Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, Aarhus Univ. Hosp. - Aalborg Hosp., 

Aalborg, Denmark 

PT 053 COMPARABILITY OF MECHANICAL DETECTION AND 

PAIN THRESHOLDS IN QUANTITATIVE SENSORY TESTING (QST) 

USING DIFFERENT DEVICES Doreen B. Pfau 1 , Omer Haroun 2 , Elena 

Krumova 3 , Christoph Maier 3 , Marc Schmitter 4 , Diane Lockwood 2 , 

Andrew S. Rice 5 , Rolf-Detlef Treede 1 , 1 CBTM, Medical Fac. Mannheim, 

Univ. of Heidelberg, Germany, Mannheim, Germany, 2 London 

Sch. of Hygiene and Tropical Med., London, UK, 3 BG Univ. Hosp. 

Bergmannsheil GmbH, Ruhr Univ. Bochum, Bochum, Germany, 4 Univ. 

Hosp. Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany, 5 Pain Med. and Intensive 

Care, Imperial Coll. London, Chelsea and Westminster Hosp. Campus, 

London, UK 

PT 054 MULTIPLE SENSORY PROFILES IN THE FEET YEARS 

AFTER TORTURE – A CONTROLLED QST STUDY Karen Prip 1 , Ann 

L. Persson 1 , Bengt H. Sjölund 2 , 1 Rehab. and Research Ctr. for Torture 

Victims, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2 Univ. of Southern Denmark, Odense, 

Denmark 

PT 055 CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN IS ASSOCIATED WITH 

ENHANCED SENSITIVITY TO PUNCTATE STIMULI Christian Puta 1 , 

Birgit Schulz 2 , Saskia Schöler 1 , Walter Magerl 3 , Brunhild Gabriel 1 , 

Holger H. W. Gabriel 1 , Wolfgang H. R. Miltner 1 , Thomas Weiss 1 , 

1 Friedrich Schiller Univ., Jena, Germany, 2 Hosp. Mittweida, Mittweida, 

Germany, 3 Ruprecht Karls Univ., Heidelberg, Mannheim, Germany 

PT 056 ENDOMETRIOSIS: AN OVERLOOKED CAUSE OF CHRONIC 

ABDOMINAL PAIN IN ADOLESCENTS Susan L. Sager, Marc R. 

Laufer, Children’s Hosp. Boston, Boston, USA 

PT 057 MCGILL PAIN QUESTIONNAIRE DESCRIPTIONS OF 

LOWER LIMB ISCHAEMIC PAIN IN LABORATORY AND CLINICAL 

SETTINGS Chris Seenan 1 , Patricia A. Roche 2 , Chee-Wee Tan 3 , 

Stephen McSwiggan 4 , Tom Mercer 3 , Jill J. F. Belch 4 , 1 Glasgow 

Caledonian Univ., Glasgow, UK, 2 Univ. of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK, 

3 Queen Margaret Univ., Edinburgh, UK, 4 Univ. of Dundee, Dundee, UK 

PT 058 LOW OPIOIDS CONSUMPTION IN EGYPT – ROOT CAUSE 

ANALYSIS Khalid Abdelhamid Seleem, NCI, Cairo Univ., Cairo, Egypt 

PT 059 SMALL ANATOMICAL COMMENTS IN DIFFERENTIAL 

DIAGNOSIS OF TRIGEMINAL AUTONOMIC CEPHALALGIAS 

(TACs) Marina Sevastjanova 1 , Inguna Grinvalde 1 , Laura Neimane 1 , 

Mihails Arons 2 , Natalija Zlobina 2 , 1 Riga Stradins Univ., Riga, Latvia, 

2 Riga Eastern Univ. Hosp., Riga, Latvia 

PT 060 PREDICTING CLINICAL PAIN IN KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS 

USING A MULTIMODAL PRESSURE PAIN ASSESSMENT 

PROCEDURE Søren T. Skou 1 , Thomas Graven-Nielsen 2 , Lasse 

Lengsoe 1 , Ole H. Simonsen 3 , Mogens B. Laursen 3 , Lars Arendt- 

Nielsen 2 , 1 Aalborg Hosp. - Aarhus Univ. Hosp. and Aalborg Univ., 

Aalborg, Denmark, 2 Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, 3 Aalborg Hosp. 

- Aarhus Univ. Hosp., Aalborg, Denmark 

PT 061 SENSORY FUNCTION AND NERVE FIBRE DENSITY IN 

THORACOTOMY PATIENTS Jeanette Soenderlyng Springer 1 , Páll 

Ragnar Karlsson 1 , Troels Staehelin Jensen 1 , Lone Nikolajsen 2 , 1 Aarhus 

Univ. Hosp., Aarhus, Denmark, 2 Aarhus Univ. Hosp., Aarhus, Denmark 

PT 062 THE DN-4 QUESTIONNAIRE HAS HIGH SENSITIVITY AS 

A SCREENING TOOL FOR NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN LEPROSY 

PATIENTS Patrick R. N. A. G. Stump 1 , Rosemari Baccarelli 2 , Lucia H. 

S. C. Marciano 2 , Somei Ura 2 , Marcos C.L. Virmond 2 , Irina Raicher 3 , 

Manoel Jacobsen Teixeira 4 , Daniel Ciampi de Andrade 5 , 1 Inst. Lauro de 

Souza Lima, Bauru, São Paulo, Brasil and FMUSP, Bauru, Brazil, 2 Inst. 

Lauro de Souza Lima, Bauru, São Paulo, Bauru, Brazil, 3 Faculdade de 

Medicina, Univ. of São Paulo and ICESP, São Paulo, Brazil, 4 Faculdade 

de Medicina, Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 5 Faculdade de 

Medicina, Univ. of São Paulo and Inst. do Câncer do Estado de São 


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PT 063 CYTOKINES AND BRAIN-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC 

FACTOR STATUS IN FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME PATIENTS AND 

EFFECTS OF MIRTAZAPINE ON THEIR LEVELS Saithip Suttiruksa, 

Suwimon Yeephu, Pradit Prateepavanich, Chuthamanee Suthisisang, 

Mahidol Univ., Bangkok, Thailand 

PT 064 VOLUMETRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING: 

CLINICAL APPLICATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE 

DIAGNOSIS OF DEPRESSION IN CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS Sasara 

Takeshi 1 , Richi Niida 2 , Akira Niida 1 , Takao Shimajiri 3 , Yukito Agawa 3 , 

Taiichi Shinzato 3 , Yuumi Tabata 3 , Atuko Taira 3 , Akino Shinzato 3 , Nozomi 

Sunagawa 1 , 1 Yuaikai Nanbu Hosp., Itoman, Japan, 2 Nanto Clinic, 

Urasoe, Japan, 3 Yuuaikai Tomisiro Central Hosp., Tomigusuku City, 

Japan 

PT 065 PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE EuroDolMed 

QUESTIONNAIRE: A NEW INSTRUMENT TO MEASURE 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN PATIENTS AT AND BELOW SPINAL 

CORD INJURY Julian Taylor 1 , Miguel Angel Ruiz 2 , Karin X. Miethe 2 , 

Mª Dolors Soler 3 , Didier Bouhassira 4 , Helen M. Poole 5 , Mª Luisa 

Jauregui 6 , Nanna Finnerup 7 , 1 Hosp. Nacional de Parapléjicos, Toledo, 

Spain, 2 Facultad de Psicologia, Universidad Autonoma, Madrid, Spain, 

3 Hosp. de Neurorehabilitació, Institut Guttmann, Barcelona, Spain, 

4 Ctr. d’Evaluation et de Traitement de la Douleur Hôpital Ambroise, 

Boulogne Billancourt, France, 5 Fac. of Snc., Liverpool John Moores 

Univ., Liverpool, UK, 6 Unidad de Lesión Medular del Hosp. de Cruces, 

Bizkaia, Spain, 7 Danish Pain Research Ctr., Aarhus Univ. Hosp., 

Aarhus, Denmark 

PT 066 RETROSPECTIVE AUDIT IN TO VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY IN 

CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS AT THE PAIN CLINIC IN BROOMFIELD 

HOSPITAL Subodha R. Thanthulage, �� 

UK 

PT 067 THE INTEROBSERVER RELIABILITY OF THE DIAGNOSIS 

OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN PATIENTS WITH CANCER: A KAPPA 

STUDY Hans Timmerman, Irene Heemstra, Annelies Schalkwijk, Stans 

Verhagen, Kris Vissers, Yvonne Engels, Radboud Univ. Nijmegen 

Medical Ctr., Nijmegen, Netherlands 

PT 068 THERMAL SENSITIVE PROFILE IN BURNING FEET 

SYNDROME Valeria Tugnoli 1 , Grazia Devigili 2 , Valentina Simioni 3 , 

Mariachiara Sensi 4 , Jay Guido Capone 1 , Elisabetta Sette 1 , Angela 

Puma 5 , Enrico Granieri 3 , Maria Rosaria TOLA 4 , 1 Neurophysiological 

Unit, Ferrara, Italy, 2 Neurological Unit, Udine, Italy, 3 Section of Clinical 

Neurology, Ferrara, Italy, 4 Neurological Unit, Ferrara, Italy, 5 Neurological 

Unit, Palermo, Italy 

PT 069 DIFFICULT SITUATION IN CANCER: THE BREAKTHROUGH 

PAIN Rafael T. E. Nogueira 1 , João B. S. Garcia 1 , Érica B M Vieira 2 , 

Alcione M. Santos 1 , 1 Federal Univ. of Maranhão, São Luís Maranhão, 

Brazil, 2 Univ. of São Paulo, São Luís Maranhão, Brazil 

PT 070 DYNAMIC CORRELATIONS OF DIFFERENT PARAMETERS 

OF CENTRAL HYPERSENSITIVITY IN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN 

Pascal H. Vuilleumier 1 , Yassine A. Ghamri 1 , Andreas Siegenthaler 1 , 

Sabine Mlekusch 1 , Jose A. Biurrun Manresa 2 , Lars Arendt-Nielsen 2 , 

Michele Curatolo 1 , 1 Inselspital Bern, Bern, Switzerland, 2 Ctr. for 


PT 071 VALIDATION OF THE 3-QUESTION HEADACHE SCREEN IN 

THE DIAGNOSIS OF MIGRAINE IN NIGERIA Kolawole W. Wahab 1 , 

Asuwemhe J. Ugheoke 2 , 1 Univ. of Ilorin Teaching Hosp., Ilorin, Nigeria, 

2 Irrua Specialist Teaching Hosp., Irrua, Edo State, Nigeria 

PT 072 QUANTITATIVE SENSORY TESTING OF NORMAL TEETH 

ON HEALTHY HUMAN Kelun Wang 1 , Tao He 2 , Bo Bentsen 3 , Yi Luo 3 , 

Lars Arendt-Nielsen 3 , 1 Aalborg Univ. and Aalborg Hosp., Aalborg, 

Denmark, 2 The Procter & Gamble Co., Mason, USA, 3 Aalborg Univ., 


PT 073 CHRONIC BACK PAIN: CAN SIMPLE MEASURES OF 

SEVERITY AND FREQUENCY MATCH PATIENTS TO THE MOST 

APPROPRIATE THERAPY? Sabine Wiemer 1 , Paul C. Langely 2 , 

Hans J. Schwarz 1 , 1 Grünenthal GmbH, Aachen, Germany, 2 Univ. of 

Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA

PT 074 DEVELOPMENT OF KOREAN NEUROPATHIC PAIN 

QUESTIONNAIRE FOR NEUROPATHIC PAIN SCREENING AND 

GRADING: A PILOT STUDY Dong Joo Yun 1 , Min Su Park 2 , Byoung 

Joon Kim 3 , 1 Eulji Univ. Hosp., Daejeon, Korea, Republic of (South), 

2 Yeungnam Univ. Coll. of Med., Daegu, Korea, Republic of (South), 

3 Sungkyunkwan Univ. Sch. of Med., Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South) 

PT 075 THE UNMET REHABILITATION NEEDS FOR PATIENTS 

WITH BREAST CANCER IN EARLY POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD 

Fikriye Figen Ayhan, Ankara Training and Research Hosp., Ankara, 

Turkey 

PT 076 MULTI-DIVISIONAL TRIGEMINAL ARRAY QUANTITATIVE 

SENSORY TESTING: SAFETY, FEASIBILITY AND NORMATIVE 

VALUES Mark T. Drangsholt, Laura Benca, Jason Naud, Univ. of 

Washington, Seattle, USA 

PT 078 TESTING CENTRAL HABITUATION: A NEW DIAGNOSTIC 

TOOL FOR NEUROPATHIC PAIN? Philipp Hüllemann, Friederike 

Mahn, Rami Watfeh, Andreas Binder, Ralf Baron, Univ. Clinic 

Schleswig-Holstein, Campus Kiel, Kiel, Germany 

PT 079 COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF CRANIOMANDIBULAR 

FUNCTION THROUGH ANALYSIS OF THE ABILITY TO CONTROL 

THE MUSCULAR EFFORT TRAJECTORY DURING BIOFEEDBACK 

Marcelo Kreiner, Guillermo Zanotta, Ignacio Fernández, Juan Barrios, 

Ramón Alvarez, Cecilia Papalardo, Andres Castrillejo, Universidad de 

la República, Montevideo, Uruguay 

PT 080 EEG RESPONSES ELICITED BY INTRA-EPIDERMAL 

ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF A� AFFERENTS: A QUANTITATIVE 

TOOL FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF CENTRAL SENSITISATION OF 

THE NOCICEPTIVE SYSTEM IN HUMANS Michael C. Lee 1 , Meng 

Liang 2 , Jessica O’Neill 2 , Giandomenico Iannetti 2 , 1 Univ. of Oxford, 

Oxford, UK, 2 Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PT 081 ROBUST C-FIBER LASER-EVOKED POTENTIALS USING 

AN ADAPTIVE PARADIGM TO PREFERENTIALLY ACTIVATE 

C-FIBERS COMBINED WITH A LASER STIMULATOR ABLE TO 

DELIVER CONSTANT-TEMPERATURE HEAT PULSES Aleksandar 

Jankovski, Yannick Poissonnet, Léon Plaghki, André Mouraux, 

Université Catholique de Louvain, Bruxelles, Belgium 

PT 082 THE EFFECTS OF THE AGE ON FENTANYL-INDUCED 

BISPECTRAL INDEX VALUE CHANGES UNDER GENERAL 

ANESTHESIA Hiroshi Nagasaka 1 , Kazuyuki Onuki 1 , Toshikatsu 

Imamura 1 , Katsue Kobayashi 1 , Yumiko Miyazawa 1 , Noriko Onuki 1 , Jun 

Shimada 1 , Manami Nomura 2 , 1 Meikai Univ. Sch. of Dentistry, Sakado, 

Japan, 2 Showa General Hosp., Kodaira, Japan 

PT 083 THE EFFECTS OF FENTANYL ON BISPECTRAL INDEX 

VALUES WITH AND WITHOUT NITROUS OXIDE DURING 

SEVOFLURANE ANESTHESIA Kazuyuki Onuki, Yuichiro Yamanishi, 

Shigenori Uchida, Shumei Yoshikawa, Jun Shimada, Hiroshi Nagasaka, 

Meikai Univ., Sch. of Dentistry, Sakado, Japan 

PT 084 DOES CURRENT PERCEPTION THRESHOLD TEST 

DIFFERENTIATE CATEGORIES OF MECHANICAL NECK 

DISORDER? Zakir Uddin, Joy C. MacDermid, Vickie Galea, Anita R. 

Gross, Michael Pierrynowski, McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Canada 

PT 085 VALIDATION OF A QUESTIONNAIRE ON PAIN RELATED 

IMPAIRMENT OF DAILY ACTIVITIES AFTER THORACIC SURGERY 

USING THE RASCH MEASUREMENT MODEL Kim Wildgaard 1 , 

Thomas K. Ringsted 1 , Svend Kreiner 2 , Henrik Kehlet 1 , 1 RigsHosp.et, 

Copenhagen, Denmark, 2 Univ. of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark 

PT 086 MEDICO-LEGAL IMPLICATION OF CHRONIC PELVIC 

PAIN SEQUELAE FOLLOWING TRAUMA AND PELVIC 

RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY: NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL AND 

BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS Silvia Malaguti, Jacques Lamarche, 

Laura Campanelli, Alessandro Caminiti, Daniela Sorrentino, Pelvic 

Floor Dysfunction Medical Ctr., Milano, Italy 

PT 087 ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN POLYMORPHISM IN 

INTERLEUKIN 6 AND POSTOPERATIVE RATINGS OF PAIN 

RELIEF FOLLOWING SURGERY FOR BREAST CANCER Bradley 

E. Aouizerat, Laura B. Dunn, Bruce A. Cooper, Marylin Dodd, Claudia 

West, Steven M. Paul, Christine Miaskowski, Univ. of California San 

Francisco, San Francisco, USA 


PT 088 INCIDENCE AND TREATMENT OF PAINFUL HIV- 

ASSOCIATED SENSORY NEUROPATHY IN A SOUTH AFRICAN 

COHORT Prinisha Pillay 1 , Antonia Wadley 2 , Peter R. Kamerman 1 , 

1 Univ. of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 2 Univ. of the 

Witwatersand, Johannesburg, South Africa 

PT 089 A NEW SCALE TO MEASURE EMOTION, EMPATHY AND 

PAIN EXPERIENCE IN RESPONSE TO PAIN IN OTHERS: A PILOT 

STUDY Melita J. Giummarra 1 , Zachary Blumberg 2 , Bernadette M. 

Fitzgibbon 3 , Stephen J. Gibson 2 , Michael Chou 2 , Nellie Georgiou- 

Karistianis 1 , 1 Monash Univ., Clayton, Australia, 2 �� 

�� 3 Monash Univ., Prahran, Australia 

PT 090 TAKING OWNERSHIP OF A PHANTOM FINGER Eivind 

Hasvik, Michael Thacker, King’s Coll. London, London, UK 

PT 091 REFERRED SENSATIONS FROM STIMULI IN LOCAL AND 

REMOTE SITES IN UPPER LIMB AMPUTEES Emilia Horjales 1 , Gitte 

Petersen 2 , Lone Knudsen 3 , Kathrine N. Nørskov 2 , Nanna B. Finnerup 3 , 

Lene Vase 2 , Troels S. Jensen 3 , Peter Svensson 3 , 1 Aarhus Univ. Hosp., 

Århus, Denmark, 2 Aarhus Univ., Aarhus, Denmark, 3 Aarhus Univ. 

Hosp., Aarhus, Denmark 

PT 092 AGE-RELATED PATTERNS IN THE BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL 

EXPERIENCE OF CANCER PAIN Lynn R. Gauthier 1 , Gary Rodin 2 , 

Camilla Zimmermann 2 , David Warr 2 , S. Lawrence Librach 3 , Malcolm 

Moore 2 , Frances A. Shepherd 2 , Lucia Gagliese 1 , 1 York Univ., Toronto, 

Canada, 2 Univ. Health Network, Toronto, Canada, 3 Univ. of Toronto, 

Toronto, Canada 

PT 093 WHEN I’M IN PAIN, I FEEL GOD IS TESTING ME: 

RELIGIOSITY AND PAIN EXPERIENCES IN KUWAITI VS. 

AMERICAN PATIENTS WITH LUNG CANCER Omar I. Halawa 1 , Iman 

Al-Diri 2 , Rachel Dunlap 1 , Stephen Bernard 3 , Richard Boortz-Marx 4 , 

Samuel A. McLean 4 , Beth D. Darnall 1 , 1 Oregon Health and Snc. Univ. 

Hosp., Portland, USA, 2 Kuwait Comprehensive Cancer Ctr., Kuwait, 

Kuwait, 3 Univ. of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, USA, 4 Univ. 

of North Carolina - Chapel Hill Hosp., Chapel Hill, USA 

PT 094 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MASTALGIA AND BREAST 

CANCER Nurten Arslan 1 , Arda Isik 2 , 1 Halic Univ., Istanbul, Turkey, 2 Sisli 

Etfal Training And Research Hosp., Istanbul, Turkey 

PT 095 UNIQUE CLUSTERS AND CORRELATES OF PREFERENCE 

FOR ANALGESIC TREATMENT FOR CANCER PAIN Salimah H. 

Meghani 1 , Alexandra Hanlon 1 , Andrew Robinson 1 , Barbara Riegel 1 , 

Deborah Bruner 2 , 1 Univ. of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA, 2 Emory 

Univ., Atlanta, USA 

PT 096 DIFFERENCES IN PREOPERATIVE SYMPTOM 

EXPERIENCES QUALITY OF LIFE OUTCOMES AMONG WOMEN 

WITH DISTINCT PAIN TRAJECTORIES FOLLOWING BREAST 

CANCER SURGERY Christine Miaskowski, Steven M. Paul, Bradley 

E. Aouizerat, Laura B. Dunn, Bruce A. Cooper, Marylin Dodd, Claudia 

West, Univ. of California, San Francisco, USA 

PT 097 IDENTIFICATION OF DISTINCT SUBGROUPS OF PATIENTS 

WITH PAIN FOLLOWING BREAST CANCER SURGERY Steven M. 

Paul 1 , Bradley E. Aouizerat 1 , Laura B. Dunn 2 , Bruce A. Cooper 1 , Marylin 

Dodd 1 , Claudia West 1 , Christine Miaskowski 1 , 1 UCSF Sch. of Nursing, 

San Francisco, USA, 2 UCSF, San Francisco, USA 

PT 098 EXPERIENCE AND RESULTS OF 12-YEARS WORK OF 

PAIN RELIEF DEPARTMENT Igor Radchuk 1 , Ivan Lesnyy 2 , 1 Zhytomyr 

Reg. Oncology Hosp., Zhytomyr, Ukraine, 2 Nat’l. Cancer Inst., Kiev, 

Ukraine 

PT 099 HEAD AND NECK CANCER PATIENTS’ PERSPECTIVES 

ON PAIN Anne K. C. Schaller 1 , Britt K. Larsson 1 , Mona A. Lindblad 2 , 

Gunilla Liedberg 3 , 1 Linköpings Univ., Department of Medical and Health 

Sncs., Linköping, Sweden, 2 County Council of Ostergotland, Linköping, 

Sweden, 3 Linköpings Univ., Linköping, Sweden 

PT 100 ATP CORRELATES WITH PAIN IN CANCER PATIENTS AND 

PRODUCES NOCICEPTION IN AN ORAL CANCER MOUSE MODEL 

Yi Ye, John C. Dolan, Brian L. Schmidt, New York Univ., New York, 

USA 

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PT 101 ORAL SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA INDUCES A 

DIFFERENTIAL CHANGE IN GLOBAL MECHANICAL AND 

THERMAL SENSITIVITY IN MICE Yi Ye, Lena Lemelivski, Brian L. 

Schmidt, New York Univ., New York, USA 

PT 102 EXTREMITY SURGERY WITH IMMOBILIZATION AS A 

MODEL OF CRPS Alison Pepper 1 , Wenwu Li 1 , Wade S. Kingery 2 , 

Martin S. Angst 1 , David J. Clark 2 , 1 Stanford Univ., Palo Alto, USA, 

2 VAPAHCS, Palo Alto, USA 

PT 103 FUNCTIONAL CHANGES IN THE PRIMARY 

SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX IN COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN 

SYNDROME (CRPS): A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Flavia S. Di Pietro 1 , 

James H. McAuley 1 , Tasha R. Stanton 2 , Luke Parkitny 1 , Martin Lotze 3 , 

Benedict M. Wand 4 , G. L. Moseley 2 , 1 NeuroSnc. Research Australia, 

Sydney, Australia, 2 Univ. of South Australia, NeuroSnc. Research 

Australia, Adelaide, Australia, 3 Univ. of Greifswald, Greifswald, 

Germany, 4 Univ. of Notre Dame Australia, Fremantle, Australia 

PT 104 IPSILATERAL SENSORY DISTURBANCES IN COMPLEX 

REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME (CRPS) Lone Knudsen 1 , Astrid J. 

Terkelsen 1 , Peter D. Drummond 2 , Troels S. Jensen 1 , 1 Aarhus Univ. 

Hosp., Aarhus, Denmark, 2 Murdoch Univ., Murdoch, Australia 

PT 105 ATTENDING TO THE PAINFUL LIMB IN CRPS IS 

ASSOCIATED WITH ALTERED FMRI ACTIVATION AND 

PERFORMANCE IS IMPAIRED IN A SOMATOSENSORY 

ATTENTIONAL TASK Jennifer S. Lewis 1 , Tyler Manning 2 , Petra 

Schweinhardt 2 , 1 Royal Nat’l. Hosp. for Rheumatic Diseases, Bath, UK, 

2 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada 

PT 106 EVIDENCE FOR THE PRESENCE OF INFLAMMATORY 

ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN 

SYNDROME (CRPS): A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META- 

ANALYSIS Luke Parkitny 1 , James H. McAuley 2 , Flavia Di Pietro 1 , 

Tasha R. Stanton 2 , Neil O’Connell 3 , Johan Marinus 4 , Frank Birklein 5 , 

Jacobus J. van Hilten 4 , G. Lorimer Moseley 6 , 1 Prince of Wales Clinical 

Sch., Univ. of New South Wales; NeuroSnc. Research, Randwick, 

Australia, 2 NeuroSnc. Research Australia, Randwick, Australia, 3 Brunel 

Univ., Uxbridge, UK, 4 Leiden Univ. Medical Ctr., Leiden, Netherlands, 

5 Univ. Medical Ctr., Mainz, Germany, 6 Sansom Inst. for Health 

Research, Univ. of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia 

PT 107 INCREASED NUMBER OF MAST CELLS IN PATIENTS WITH 

ACUTE COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME (CRPS) Tanja 

Schlereth 1 , Wenwu Li 2 , Nahid Albrecht 1 , Saskia Bolz 1 , Wade Kingery 2 , 

David J. Clark 2 , Frank Birklein 1 , 1 Univ. Medical Ctr. of the Johannes 

Gutenberg-Univ., Mainz, Germany, 2 VA Palo Alto Health Care System, 

Palo Alto, USA 

PT 110 IMPROVING PAIN MANAGEMENT FOR CANCER AND HIV/ 

AIDS PATIENTS IN KENYA Zipporah V. Ali, Kenya Hospices and 

Palliative Care Assoc. (KEHPCA), Nairobi, Kenya 

PT 111 MOBILE TECHNOLOGY FOR LEARNING THE EVALUATION 

OF ACUTE PAIN Ana Graziela Alvarez 1 , Grace T. Marcon Dal Sasso 2 , 

1 Federal Univ. of Santa Catarina, Blumenau, Brazil, 2 Federal Univ. of 

Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil 

PT 112 MULTIDISCIPLINARY EDUCATIONAL COURSE ON PAIN 

MANAGEMENT AND PALLIATIVE CARE IN GUYANA Andrew 

O. Amata, Vivienne T. Mitchell, Georgetown Public Hosp. Corp., 

Georgetown, Guyana 

PT 113 ASSESSMENT OF PAIN KNOWLEDGE AMONGST 

INDIAN PHYSICIANS – AN ANALYSIS OF PRE AND POST CME 

QUESTIONNAIRES Sumitra G. Bakshi, P. N. Jain, Tata Memorial 

Hosp., Mumbai, India 

PT 114 PHANTOM-BASED ULTRASOUND GUIDED STELLATE AND 

INTERCOSTAL BLOCK: SUCCESFUL WAYS OF LEARNING James 

A. Blunk 1 , Katrin Bauer 2 , Justus Benrath 3 , 1 Universitätsklinik Köln, 

Köln, Germany, 2 St. Marienkrankenhaus Ludwigshafen, Ludwigshafen, 

Germany, 3 Universitätsmedizin Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany 

PT 115 INTERPROFESSIONAL PAIN EDUCATION FOR 

UNDERGRADUATES: IMPACT AND CHALLENGES Emma V. Briggs, 

Jayne Frisby, Josceline Williams, Tara Renton, Isaac Sorinola, Anna 

Battaglia, Michael Thacker, Reginald Docherty, Michele Westhead, 

King’s Coll. London, London, UK 

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PT 116 EDUCATING PRIMARY HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS IN 

MALAYSIA ON CHRONIC PAIN: IMPACT ON KNOWLEDGE AND 

ATTITUDE Mary S. Cardosa 1 , Zubaidah J. Osman 2 , Norhana M. 

Dahari 3 , 1 Selayang Hosp., Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2 Universiti Putra 

Malaysia, Serdang, Malaysia, 3 Hosp. Serdang, Serdang, Malaysia 

PT 117 AN ANALGESIC FOR PAINFUL LEARNING: ROLE OF 

THEATRE AND DRAMATICS IN PAIN EDUCATION Jagdish 

Chaturvedi 1 , Soumya Parameshwaran 2 , Santosh Kumar Chaturvedi 2 , 

1 St. Johns Medical Coll. Hosp., Bangalore, India, 2 Nat’l. Inst. of Mental 

Health and NeuroSncs., Bangalore, India 

PT 119 ACUTE PAIN MANAGEMENT IN MAJOR DISASTERS IN 

DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Maged M. S. El Ansary, Avicenna Pain 

Relief Unit, Cairo, Egypt 

PT 120 USE OF THE LIFE BEFORE DEATH DOCUMENTARY 

FILM IN PAIN EDUCATION Cynthia R. Goh 1 , M. R. Rajagopal 2 , Poh 

Wah Lee 3 , 1 Nat’l. Cancer Ctr., Singapore, Singapore, 2 Pallium India, 

Trivandrum, India, 3 Lien Fdn., Singapore, Singapore 

PT 121 THE IMPORTANCE FOR THE NURSE TO EVALUATE PAIN 

AS THE FIFTH VITAL SIGN Áquila L Gouvêa 1 , Ligia M. Quitério 1 , 

Liliam Moura 1 , Daniela C. Coutinho 1 , Tatiana G. Mota 1 , Tatiana C. 

Rana 1 , Silvana S. Dias 1 , Irimar P. Posso 2 , 1 Hosp. das Clínicas da 

Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, 

Brazil, 2 Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo, São 

Paulo, Brazil 

PT 122 MULTIDISCIPLINARY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM IN 

PEDIATRIC AND NEONATAL PAIN: EXPERIENCE IN EIGHT 

PUBLIC HOSPITALS IN BRAZIL Eliseth R. Leão 1 , Edna A. Bussotti 1 , 

Kellen Cristensen 2 , Luiz M. Ramos Filho 2 , Mariana Bueno 3 , 1 Hosp. 

Samaritano, São Paulo, Brazil, 2 Hosp. Samaritano, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 

3 Federal Univ. of Minas Gerais, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PT 124 MIDWIVES KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS 

POST OPERATIVE PAIN ASSESSMENT AND MEASUREMENT 

IN LOWER SEGMENT CAESAREAN SECTION (LSCS) Mary C. 

McNamara 1 , Dominic C. Harmon 2 , Alison Burgess 2 , 1 HSE West, Mid- 

Western Reg. Hosp., Limerick, Ireland, 2 HSE West, Limerick, Ireland 

PT 125 IMPROVEMENT IN KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS OF 

HOSPICE NURSES IN PAIN MANAGEMENT AND PALLIATIVE 

CARE WITH AN ONLINE TRAINING PROGRAM Mary Lynn 

McPherson, Joanne Hilburn, Françoise Pradel, Univ. of Maryland Sch. 

of Pharmacy, Baltimore, USA 

PT 126 EVALUATION OF A PAIN MANAGEMENT AND PALLIATIVE 

CARE EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS Denise 

Paneduro 1 , Leah Pink 2 , Andrew Smith 3 , Anita Chakraborty 4 , Albert J. 

Kirshen 5 , David Backstein 6 , Nikki Woods 7 , Allan Gordon 2 , 1 York Univ., 

Toronto, Canada, 2 Wasser Pain Management Ctr., Mount Sinai Hosp., 

Toronto, Canada, 3 Mount Sinai Hosp., Toronto, Canada, 4 Sunnybrook 

Health Sncs. Ctr., Toronto, Canada, 5 The Temmy Latner Ctr. for 

Palliative Care, Mount Sinai Hosp., Toronto, Canada, 6 Mount Sinai 

Hosp., Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 7 The Wilson Ctr., Toronto, 

Canada 

PT 127 EFFECT OF CANCER PAIN MANAGEMENT EDUCATIONAL 

PROGRAM FOR NURSES Nusara Prasertsri 1 , Somboon Thienthong 2 , 

Jiranart Sriworamart 3 , Wilairak Teeyapan 1 , Apiradee Chareunnukul 1 , 

Kulthida Kulprateepanya 1 , Wipaporn Tankham 1 , Punthipa Kawemata 1 , 

1 Borommarajonnani Coll. of Nursing Sappasithiprasong, Muang, 

Thailand, 2 Khon Kaen Univ., Muang, Thailand, 3 Sappasithiprasong 

Hosp., Muang, Thailand 

PT 129 SIMULATION FOR THE INTERVENTIONAL PAIN 

MANAGEMENT SETTING Naileshni S. Singh, Scott M. Fishman, Univ. 

of California, Davis Medical Ctr., Sacramento, USA 

PT 130 CURRICULUM DESIGN FOR TRAINING IN ULTRASOUND 

GUIDED PAIN MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES Moein 

Tavakkolizadeh, Andrzej Krol, St George’s Univ. Hosp., London, UK 

PT 131 INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF THE PAIN ELECTRONIC 

EDUCATION TOOL (PEET): AN EXPLORATORY STUDY Pierre- 

Paul Tellier, Mark Ware, Emmanuelle Belanger, Nancy Posel, Charo 

Rodriguez, McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada

PT 132 INITIATIVE FOR IMPROVING PAIN EDUCATION AND 

PRACTICE AMONGST PHYSIOTHERAPISTS IN OMAN Lois Tonkin 1 , 

Hasna Al Rashdy 2 , Ali Asghari 3 , Michael Nicholas 1 , 1 Univ. of Sydney 

Pain Management Research Inst., Sydney, Australia, 2 Sultan Qaboos 

Univ. Hosp., Muscat, Oman, 3 Sch. of Psychology, Shahed Univ., 

Tehran, Iran 

PT 133 A PILOT EXPLORATION OF PAIN KNOWLEDGE USING 

THE PAIN KNOWLEDGE TEST (PKT) IN MEDICAL GRADUATES 

AND POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIPS TO UNIVERSITY AND TEACHING 

FORMAT Jennifer J. Trinca, Univ. of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia 

PT 134 ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS OF PRECLINICAL MEDICAL 

STUDENTS UPON MEETING PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM 

CHRONIC PAIN Simon I. Vulfsons 1 , Roi Treister 2 , Tsiki Adler 3 , 

Naama Shwartz 3 , 1 Rambam Health Care Campus, Haifa, Israel, 2 The 

Rappaport Fac. of Med., Technion - Israel, Haifa, Israel, 3 Rambam 

Health Care Ctr., Haifa, Israel 

PT 135 RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF THE 

EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PAIN RESOURCE NURSE PROGRAM 

Sigridur Gunnarsdottir 1 , Sigridur Zoëga 1 , Elin J. G. Hafsteinsdottir 2 , 

Elfa Th. Gretarsdottir 2 , Nanna Fridriksdottir 2 , Katrin Blöndal 2 , Svandis 

I. Halfdanardottir 2 , Gudrun D. Gudmannsdottir 2 , Kolbrun Albertsdottir 2 , 

Herdis Sveinsdottir 1 , 1 Landspítali - The Nat’l. Univ. Hosp. of Iceland; 

Univ. of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland, 2 Landspítali - The Nat’l. Univ. Hosp. 

of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland 

PT 136 PLACEBO INTERVENTIONS FOR PAIN: PERCEPTIONS OF 

ACCEPTABILITY, EFFICACY, AND KNOWLEDGE Nkaku R. Kisaalita, 

Michael E. Robinson, Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, USA 

PT 137 KEY DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MEDICAL HUMANITIES’ 

UNDERSTANDING OF PAIN’S PSYCHO-SOCIAL DETERMINANTS 

Paul Sendziuk, The Univ. of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia 

PT 139 ROLE OF ESTROGEN RECEPTORS IN MODULATING OF 

VISCERAL NOCICEPTION Victor V. Chaban, Charles Drew Univ., Los 

Angeles, USA 

PT 140 THE NUCLEAR FACTOR KAPPA B IS INVOLVED 

IN THE MAINTENANCE OF PERSISTENT INFLAMMATORY 

HYPERNOCICEPTION Thiago M. Cunha 1 , Guilherme R. Souza 1 , 

Celina M. Lotufo 2 , Wladiceu A. Verri Jr. 3 , Fernando Q. Cunha 4 , Sergio 

H. Ferreira 4 , 1 Sch. of Med. of Ribeirao Preto - Univ. of Sao Paulo, 

Ribeirao Preto, Brazil, 2 Federal Univ. of Uberlandia, Uberlandia, Brazil, 

3 Estadual Univ. of Londrina, Londrina, Brazil, 4 Sch. of Med. of Ribeirao 

Preto- Univ. of Sao Paulo, Ribeirao Preto, Brazil 

PT 141 �� 

SPONTANEOUS AND EVOKED PAIN Zaijie Jim Wang, Ying He, Univ. 

of Illinois, Chicago, USA 

PT 142 A STUDY OF INFLAMMATION AND PAIN-RELATED 

PATHWAYS OF THE RATS WITH CERVICAL DORSAL ROOT 

TRANSECTION Ming-Chao Huang 1 , Chi-Te Lin 1 , Yi-Lo Lin 2 , Kai-Ting 

Chang 3 , Heidi Hao-yun Hsiao 1 , Yang-Hsin Shih 1 , Henrich Cheng 3 , 

1 Neurological Inst., Taipei Veterans General Hosp., Taipei, Taiwan, 

2 Nat’l. Chung Hsin Univ., Taichung, Taiwan, 3 Sch. of Med., Nat’l. Yang- 

Ming Univ., Taipei, Taiwan 

PT 145 IS TINNITUS AN INNER EAR PAIN? Tadashi Kitahara, 

Munehisa Fukushima, Takahiro Michiba, Yoshiyuki Ozono, Ryusuke 

Imai, Osaka Rosai Hosp., Sakai-city, Japan 

PT 146 ESTROGEN-INDUCED SECOND MESSENGER ACTIVATION 

IN DRG NEURONS Julia A. Kuhn 1 , Christine Andres 1 , Jan Hasenauer 2 , 

Frank Allgöwer 2 , Tim Hucho 1 , 1 Max Planck Inst. for Molecular Genetics, 

Berlin, Germany, 2 Inst. for Systems Theory and Automatic Control, 

Univ. of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany 


PT 147 PRESYNAPTICALLY LOCALIZED CYCLIC GMP- 

DEPENDENT PROTEIN KINASE 1 IS A KEY DETERMINANT OF 

SPINAL SYNAPTIC POTENTIATION AND PAIN HYPERSENSITIVITY 

Ceng Luo 1 , Vijayan Gangadharan 2 , Kiran Kumar Bali 2 , Rou-Gang Xie 1 , 

Nitin Agarwal 2 , Martina Kurejova 2 , Anke Tappe-Theodor 2 , Irmgard 

Tegeder 3 , Sussane Feil 4 , Gary Lewin 5 , Erika Polgar 6 , A. J. Todd 6 , Jens 

Schlossmann 7 , Franz Hofmann 7 , Da-Lu Liu 1 , San-Jue Hu 1 , Robert 

Feil 4 , Thomas Kuner 2 , Rohini Kuner 2 , 1 Fourth Military Medical Univ., 

Xi’an, China, 2 Univ. of Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany, 3 Klinikum der 

Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universität, Frankfurt, Germany, 4 Universität 

Tübingen, Tübingen, Germany, 5 Max Delbrück Ctr. for Molecular 

Med., Berlin, Germany, 6 Univ. of Glasgow, Glasgow, UK, 7 Technische 

Universität München, München, Germany 

PT 148 I-kB KINASE EPSILON AND TANK BINDING KINASE 1 ARE 

INVOLVED IN INFLAMMATORY HYPERALGESIA Christine V. Möser, 

Katharina Kynast, Rui-Rui Lu, Otto Q. Russe, Heike Costiuk, Achim 

Schmidtko, Irmgard Tegeder, Gerd Geisslinger, Ellen Niederberger, 

Pharmazentrum Frankfurt/ZAFES, Frankfurt, Germany 

PT 149 ROLE OF ERK2 IN THE NEUROPATHIC PAIN Yukiko 

Otsubo 1 , Yasushi Satoh 1 , Yoshiyuki Araki 1 , Mitsuyoshi Kodama 1 , Shogo 

Endo 2 , Tomiei Kazama 1 , 1 Nat’l. Defense Medical Coll., Tokorozawa, 

Japan, 2 Tokyo Metropolitan Geriatric Hosp. and Inst. of Gerontology, 

Itabashi-ku, Japan 

PT 150 AMPK ACTIVATORS ARE POTENTIAL INHIBITORS OF 

INFLAMMATORY HYPERALGESIA Otto Q. Russe, Katharina 

Kynast, Christine V. Möser, Gerd Geisslinger, Ellen Niederberger, 

Pharmazentrum Frankfurt/ZAFES, Frankfurt, Germany 

PT 151 NO-INDUCED EXCITATION OF DRG NEURONS INCREASES 

ACTION POTENTIAL FIRING FREQUENCY Alexandre Serrano, 

Stephanie Auger, Annie-Kim Gilbert, Thierry Groblewski, Jean 

Labrecque, AstraZeneca, Saint-Laurent, Canada 

PT 152 ROLE OF WNT SIGNALING IN NOCICEPTIVE 

SENSITIZATION Manuela Simonetti 1 , Sebastian Stösser 1 , Kiran K. 

Bali 1 , Emil Karaulanov 2 , Rashmi Kamble 1 , Blanka Pospisilova 1 , Martina 

Kurejova 1 , Carsten Jäger 3 , Christoph W. Michalski 3 , Walter Birchmeier 4 , 

Christof Niehrs 2 , Rohini Kuner 1 , 1 Pharmacologic Inst. Heidelberg 

Univ., Heidelberg, Germany, 2 Molecular Embryology, German Cancer 

Research Ctr. (DKFZ), Heidelberg, Germany, 3 Technische Universität 

München, München, Germany, 4 Max-Delbrück-Ctr. for Molecular Med. 

(MDC), Berlin, Germany 

PT 153 TRANSFORMING GROWTH FACTOR-beta 1 REGULATES 

Cdk5 ACTIVITY IN PRIMARY SENSORY NEURONS Elias Utreras 1 , 

Jason Keller 2 , Anita Terse 3 , Michaela Prochazcova 3 , Michael Iadarola 3 , 

Ashok B. Kulkarni 3 , 1 Univ. of Chile, Santiago, Chile, 2 NIDCR. NIH, 

Bethesda, USA, 3 NIH, Bethesda, USA 

PT 154 ROLE OF PERIPHERALLY EXPRESSED CALCIUM- 

PERMEABLE AMPA RECEPTORS IN CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY 

PAIN Vijayan Gangadharan 1 , Rui Wang 2 , Bettina Ulzhöfer 1 , Ceng Luo 1 , 

Rita Bardoni 3 , Kiran Kumar Bali 1 , Nitin Agarwal 1 , Irmgard Tegeder 4 , 

Ullrich Hildebrandt 1 , Gergely G. Nagy 5 , Andrew J. Todd 5 , Alessia 

Ghirri 3 , Annette Häussler 4 , Rolf Sprengel 6 , Peter H. Seeburg 7 , Amy B. 

MacDermott 8 , Gary R. Lewin 2 , Rohini Kuner 1 , 1 Pharmacology Inst., 

Heidelberg, Germany, 2 Max Delbrück Ctr. for Molecular Med., Berlin, 

Germany, 3 Physiology, Univ. of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Modena, 

Italy, 4 Pharmazentrum Frankfurt, Klinikum der Johann Wolfgang 

Goethe-Universität, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 5 Spinal Cord Group, 

West Medical Building, Univ. of Glasgow, Glasgow, UK, 6 Max Planck 

Inst. for Medical Research, Heidelberg, Germany, 7 Max Delbrück Ctr. 

for Molecular Med., Heidelberg, Germany, 8 Columbia Univ., New York, 

USA 

PT 155 CNV2197944 A NOVEL POTENT AND SELECTIVE CAV2.2 

STATE-DEPENDENT BLOCKER FOR EVALUATION IN CHRONIC 

PAIN V. Morisset, D. Derjean, F. Rugiero, D. Owen, J. B. Davis, G. 

M. P. Giblin, C. Walls, J. Palmer, K. Gunn, S. N. Tate, Convergence 

Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge, UK 

PT 156 Na + /Ca 2+ EXCHANGER CONTRIBUTES TO AN 

INFLAMMATION-INDUCED INCREASE IN EVOKED Ca 2+ 

TRANSIENTS IN RAT DORSAL ROOT GANGLION NEURONS Nicole 

N. Scheff, Michael S. Gold, Univ. of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA 

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PT 157 HOW DO GABAPENTINOIDS WORK? James E. Biggs 1 , 

Patrick L. Stemkowski 1 , Yishen (Lele) Chen 1 , Aquilino Lantero - Garcia 2 , 

Sascha R. A. Alles 1 , Peter A. Smith 1 , 1 Univ. of Alberta, Edmonton, 

Canada, 2 Universidad de Cantabria, Santendar, Spain 

PT 158 MITOCHONDRIA AND PLASMA MEMBRANE Ca 2+ - 

ATPase (PMCA) CONTROL PRESYNAPTIC Ca 2+ CLEARANCE IN 

CAPSAICIN-SENSITIVE RAT SENSORY NEURONS Leonid P. Shutov, 

Yuriy M. Usachev, Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City, USA 

PT 159 HCN CATION CHANNELS CONTRIBUTE TO NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN PROCESSING IN MEDIAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX 

Steven Cordeiro Matos, Zizhen Zhang, Philippe Séguéla, Montreal 

Neurological Inst., McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada 

PT 160 EXPRESSION OF ASIC3 IN DURAL FIBROBLASTS: 

IMPLICATIONS FOR HEADACHE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY Greg 

Dussor, Xiaomei Wei, Univ. of Arizona Coll. of Med., Tucson, USA 

PT 161 ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECT OF BDS 391 IN THE 

CAPSAICIN-EVOKED THERMAL HYPERALGESIA: CORRELATION 

BETWEEN 5-HT3 AND TRPV1 CHANNELS IN AFFERENT FIBERS 

Wilson A. Ferreira Jr 1 , Luiza G. C. Nascimento 2 , Katsuhiro Konno 3 , 

Cesar Manuel Remuzgo Ruiz 2 , André J. Zaharenko 2 , Gisele Picolo 2 , 

Yara Cury 2 , 1 Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 2 Butantan Inst., São 

Paulo, Brazil, 3 Univ. of Toyama, Toyama, Japan 

PT 162 CONDITIONAL NEURONAL DELETION OF TESTICULAR 

ORPHAN NUCLEAR RECEPTOR TR4 REVEALS A CRITICAL 

CONTRIBUTION OF EXCITATORY SUPERFICIAL DORSAL HORN 

INTERNEURONS TO COMPLEX BEHAVIORS INDICATIVE OF PAIN 

AND ITCH Xidao Wang 1 , Jie Zhang 1 , Dennis Rice 2 , Allan Basbaum 1 , 

1 Univ. of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, USA, 2 Lexicon 

Pharmaceuticals, The Woodlands, USA 

PT 163 CHARACTERIZATION OF A SELECTIVE MOLECULAR SITE 

FOR ALLOSTERIC MODULATION OF GLYCINE RECEPTORS BY 

ENDOCANNABINOIDS Gonzalo E. Yévenes, Hanns U. Zeilhofer, Univ. 

of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland 

PT 164 REDUCTION IN EXPRESSION OF VOLTAGE-GATED K + 

CHANNEL IN DRG NEURONS IN MODEL OF PERSISTENT PAIN 

Jozi Godoy Figueiredo 1 , Reinaldo Kobayashi Junior Junior 2 , Fernando 

Queiroz Cunha 2 , Sergio Henrique Ferreira 2 , 1 Sch. of Med. of Ribeirào 

Preto, Ribeirao Preto, Brazil, 2 USP, Ribeirao Preto, Brazil 

PT 165 INCREASES IN VOLTAGE-GATED SODIUM CHANNEL 

DENSITY OBSERVED IN A NEUROPATHIC PAIN MODEL CAN BE 

IMAGED IN VIVO USING A PET-LABELED SODIUM CHANNEL 

TOXIN DERIVATIVE AND PET-MRI Sandip Biswal 1 , William Parsons 2 , 

Aileen Hoehne 1 , Deepak Behera 1 , Bin Shen 1 , Frederick Chin 1 , John 

Mulcahy 2 , George Miljanich 3 , David Yeomans 1 , Justin Du Bois 2 , 

1 Stanford Univ. Sch. of Med., Stanford, USA, 2 Stanford Univ., Stanford, 

USA, 3 SiteOne Therapeutics, Inc., Redwood City, USA 

PT 166 THE INSECTICIDE PERMETHRIN ACTIVATES MUSCLE BUT 

NOT SKIN NOCICEPTORS Nan Jiang, Thomas J. Nutter, Brian Y. 

Cooper, Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, USA 

PT 167 HUMAN ACID-SENSING ION CHANNEL 3 (ASIC3) 

DYNAMICALLY ADAPTS ITS ACTIVITY TO SENSE THE 

EXTRACELLULAR pH IN BOTH ACIDIC AND ALKALINE 

DIRECTIONS Anne Delaunay 1 , Xavier Gasull 2 , Miguel Salinas 1 , 

Jacques Noel 1 , Valérie Friend 1 , Eric Lingueglia 1 , Emmanuel Deval 1 , 

1 CNRS/Univ. of Nice-Sophia Antipolis, Valbonne, France, 2 Universitat 

de Barcelona-IDIBAPS, Barcelona, Spain 

PT 168 COMPUTATIONAL MODELLING OF ACTION POTENTIAL 

PROPAGATION IN UNMYELINATED AXONS, INVESTIGATING 

THE EFFECTS OF SODIUM CHANNEL CLUSTERING Amber Finn, 

Mohammad Ali Neishabouri, Alessandro Pristerà, Stephen Brickley, 

Aldo Faisal, Kenji Okuse, Imperial Coll. London, London, UK 

PT 169 THE EFFECT OF DEXMEDETOMIDINE ON TETRODOTOXIN- 

RESISTANT Nav1.8 CURRENT IN RAT DORSAL ROOT GANGLION 

NEURONS Xiyao Gu, Zhiqi Zhao, Yuqiu Zhang, Inst. of Neurobiology, 

Inst.s of Brain Snc. and State Key Laboratory of Medical Neurobiology, 

Fudan Univ., Shanghai, China 

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PT 170 MODULATION OF THE VOLTAGE GATED SODIUM 

CHANNEL NAV1.7 BY UBIQUITIN LIGASE NEDD4-2 AND ITS 

IMPLICATION IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN Cedric J. Laedermann 1 , 

Matthieu Cachemaille 1 , Guylène Kirchman 1 , Marie Pertin 1 , Stephan 

Kellenberger 2 , Hugues Abriel 3 , Isabelle Decosterd 1 , 1 Ctr. Hosp.ier 

Universitaire Vaudois, Lausanne, Switzerland, 2 Univ. of Lausanne, 

Lausanne, Switzerland, 3 Univ. of Bern, Bern, Switzerland 

PT 171 IDENTIFICATION OF THE NEXT GENERATION OF NAV1.7 

SELECTIVE BLOCKERS FOR EVALUATION IN CHRONIC PAIN D. 

Owen, F. Rugiero, D. Derjean, J. B. Davis, G. M. P. Giblin, S. N. Tate, 

D. R. Witty, V. Morisset, Convergence Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge, 

UK 

PT 172 CNV1014802, A NOVEL, POTENT, NAV1.7 SELECTIVE, 

STATE-DEPENDENT SODIUM CHANNEL BLOCKER WITH BROAD 

PRECLINICAL ANTIHYPERALGESIC EFFICACY F. Rugiero, D. 

Derjean, V. Morisset, D. Owen, G. M. P. Giblin, J. B. Davis, K. Gunn, J. 

Palmer, S. N. Tate, Convergence Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge, UK 

PT 173 TRANSCRIPTIONAL AND FUNCTIONAL REGULATION 

OF VOLTAGE-GATED SODIUM CHANNEL IN NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN MICE MODELS Marie Pertin1 , Cedric Laedermann1 , Stephan 

Kellenberger2 , Hugues Abriel3 , Isabelle Decosterd1 , 1Ctr. Hosp.ier 

Universitaire Vaudois and Lausanne Univ., Lausanne, Switzerland, 

2 3 Lausanne Univ., Lausanne, Switzerland, Univ. of Bern, Bern, 

Switzerland 

PT 175 MAPPING THE TRPV1 INTERACTION SITE ON AKAP79 

Joan Btesh 1 , Michael J. M. Fischer 2 , Francesca D’Antoni 3 , Peter A. 

McNaughton 1 , 1 Univ. of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK, 2 Univ. of Erlangen- 

Nuremberg, Nuremberg, Germany, 3 Univ. of Insubria, Varese, UK 

PT 177 ACTIVATION OF TRPA1 BY FRAGRANCE MOLECULES 

Elizabeth Davis, Christopher Daley II, Rebecca Klein, Samer Eid, 

Merck, West Point, USA 

PT 178 DELETION OF PREPROTACHYKININ A AND �CGRP GENE 

EXPRESSION REDUCES INFLAMMATORY SENSITIZATION OF 

TRPV1 CHANNEL Isabel Devesa, Christoph Wolf, Antonio Ferrer- 

Montiel, Universidad Miguel Hernández, Elche, Spain 

PT 179 SELECTIVE ANTAGONISM OF TRPV1 ATTENUATES 

PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY-INDUCED SPONTANEOUS PAIN 

Steven J. R. Elmes, Rebecca Grant, Dajan O’Donnell, Jennifer M. 

A. Laird, Martin N. Perkins, Chang Q. Cao, AstraZeneca, St Laurent, 

Canada 

PT 180 DISRUPTING SENSITIZATION OF TRPV1 INHIBITS 

INFLAMMATORY HYPERALGESIA Michael J. M. Fischer 1 , Joan 

Btesh 2 , Peter A. McNaughton 2 , 1 Univ. of Erlangen-Nuremberg, 

Erlangen, Germany, 2 Univ. of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK 

PT 181 TRPV4 IS DOWNREGULATED IN KERATINOCYTES IN 

DIFFERENT HUMAN SKIN TUMORS Camilla Fusi, Vincenza Maio, 

Serena Materazzi, Teresa Oranges, Pamela Pedretti, Daniela Massi, 

Romina Nassini, Univ. of Florence, Florence, Italy 

PT 182 DISTRIBUTION OF THE TRPC CHANNEL FAMILY IN BRAIN 

AND SPINAL CORD Rebecca J. Grant 1 , Dominique Blais 2 , Philippe 

Seguela 2 , Dajan O’Donnell 3 , 1 AstraZeneca R&D Montreal, St Laurent, 

Canada, 2 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada, 3 AstraZeneca R&D Montreal, 

St. Laurent, Canada 

PT 183 ACETYLSALICYLIC ACID (ASA) AND SALICYLIC ACID 

DERIVATIVES INHIBIT ACTIVATION OF THE CAPSAICIN- 

RECEPTOR TRPV1 IN A COMPLEX FASHION Kristina Geoerg, 

Uta Binzen, Rolf-Detlef Treede, Wolfgang Greffrath, Chair of 

Neurophysiology, Ctr. for BioMed. and Medical Tech Mannheim 

(CBTM), Mannheim, Germany 

PT 184 TRPM2 CONTRIBUTES TO INFLAMMATORY AND 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN THROUGH THE AGGRAVATION OF 

PRONOCICEPTIVE INFLAMMATORY RESPONSES IN MICE Shuji 

Kaneko, Kayo Haraguchi, Hisashi Shirakawa, Takayuki Nakagawa, 

Kyoto Univ. Graduate Sch. of Pharmaceutical Sncs., Kyoto, Japan

PT 185 THE ANTIMIGRAINE COMPOUND PARTHENOLIDE, 

CONTAINED IN THE FEVERFEW HERB, SELECTIVELY ACTIVATES 

AND DESENSITIZES THE TRANSIENT RECEPTOR POTENTIAL 

ANKYRIN 1 (TRPA1) CHANNEL Serena Materazzi 1 , Camilla 

Fusi 1 , Roberta Gualdani 1 , Maria R. Moncelli 1 , Giovanni Appendino 2 , 

Pierangelo Geppetti 1 , Romina Nassini 1 , 1 Univ. of Florence, Florence, 

Italy, 2 Univ. of Eastern Piedmont, Novara, Italy 

PT 186 SNAKE VENOM C-TYPE NATRIURETIC PEPTIDE INDUCES 

ACUTE PAIN BY ACTING ON THE TRPV1 CHANNEL Lipin Loo, 

Andrew J. Shepherd, Aaron D. Mickle, Yuriy M. Usachev, Durga P. 

Mohapatra, The Univ. of Iowa Carver Coll. of Med., Iowa City, USA 

PT 187 INVOLVEMENT OF TRPA1 IN ACUTE COLD 

HYPERSENSITIVITY CHARACTERISTICALLY INDUCED BY 

OXALIPLATIN IN MICE Takayuki Nakagawa, Meng Zhao, Hisashi 

Shirakawa, Shuji Kaneko, Kyoto Univ., Kyoto, Japan 

PT 188 TRANSIENT RECEPTOR POTENTIAL ANKYRIN 1 (TRPA1) 

AND VANILLOID 4 (TRPV4) MEDIATE ANTICANCER DRUGS- 

INDUCED PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY Romina Nassini 1 , Camilla 

Fusi 1 , Silvia Benemei 1 , Pamela Pedretti 1 , Riccardo Patacchini 2 , Bernd 

Nilius 3 , Jean Prenen 3 , Christophe Creminon 4 , Pierangelo Geppetti 1 , 

Serena Materazzi 1 , 1 Univ. of Florence, Florence, Italy, 2 Chiesi 

Farmaceutici, Parma, Italy, 3 KU Leuven, Leuven, Belgium, 4 CEA, 

Institut de Biologie et Technologies de Saclay (iBiTec-S), Service de 

Pharmacologie et d’Immuno Analyse (SPI), Gif sur Yvette, France 

PT 189 ACTIVATION OF TRANSIENT RECEPTOR POTENTIAL 

ANKYRIN 1 INDUCES CGRP RELEASE FROM SPINAL CORD 

SYNAPTOSOMES Talisia E. Quallo 1 , Jessica L. Sorge 2 , Stuart Bevan 1 , 

Lisa M. Broad 2 , Adrian J. Mogg 2 , 1 King’s Coll. London, London, UK, 2 Eli 

Lilly & Co. Limited, Windlesham, UK 

PT 190 A KINASE ANCHORING PROTEIN 150 IS ASSOCIATED 

WITH PKC MEDIATED TRPV1 PHOSPHORYLATION FOLLOWING 

NMDA TREATMENT IN THE TRIGEMINAL GANGLIA Jongseok 

Lee, Jami L. Saloman, Man-Kyo Chung, Jin Y. Ro, Univ. of Maryland 

Baltimore Dental Sch., Baltimore, USA 

PT 191 THE DEVELOPMENT OF INFLAMMATORY THERMAL 

HYPERALGESIA IS DEPENDENT ON TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR 

SP4 Jessica Lee 1 , Jillian Chong 1 , Kathryn Zavala 1 , Manohar Sharma 1 , 

Jeffrey Lee 1 , Ali Abdollahi-Fard 1 , Sjaak Philipsen 2 , Helge Eilers 1 , Mark 

A. Schumacher 1 , 1 Univ. of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, 

USA, 2 Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, Netherlands 

PT 192 5,6-EPOXYEICOSATRIENOIC ACID (5,6-EET) IS 

PRODUCED CENTRALLY UPON NOCICEPTIVE STIMULATION AND 

CAUSES MECHANICAL HYPERAGESIA VIA TRPA1-ACTIVATION 

ON CENTRAL AFFERENT TERMINALS Marco Sisignano 1 , Chul- 

Kyu Park 2 , Carlo Angioni 1 , Dong Dong Zhang 1 , Andrew Grant 3 , Ruirui 

Lu 1 , Ru-Rong Ji 2 , Clifford Woolf 4 , Gerd Geisslinger 1 , Klaus Scholich 1 , 

Christian Brenneis 1 , 1 Pharmazentrum Frankfurt/ZAFES, Frankfurt, 

Germany, 2 Sensory Plasticity Laboratory, Boston, USA, 3 Wolfson Ctr. 

for Age-Related Diseases, London, UK, 4 F. M. Kirby Neurobiology Ctr., 

Boston, USA 

PT 193 TRPA1 MEDIATES MECHANICAL SENSITIZATION IN 

NOCICEPTORS AFTER INFLAMMATION Richard C. Lennertz, Elena 

A. Kossyreva, Cheryl L. Stucky, Medical Coll. of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 

USA 

PT 194 BEHAVIORAL STUDY OF THERMAL AND MECHANICAL 

PAIN MODULATION BY TRP CHANNEL AGONISTS MUSTARD 

OIL AND CAPSAICIN Merab G. Tsagareli 1 , Ivliane Nozadze 1 , Nana 

Tsiklauri 1 , Gulnaz Gurtskaia 1 , Elene Abzianidze 2 , 1 Ivane Beritashvili 

Experimental BioMed. Ctr., Tbilisi, Georgia, 2 State Medical Univ. of 

Tbilisi, Tbilisi, Georgia 

PT 195 QUANTITATIVE SENSORY TESTING REVEALS A ROLE 

FOR TRP CHANNELS IN PATIENTS WITH INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS 

Ursula Wesselmann, Peter P. Czakanski, Univ. of Alabama at 

Birmingham, Birmingham, USA 

PT 196 DESENSITIZATION OF TRPV1 RECEPTOR EXPRESSED AT 

PRIMARY C AFFERENT IN INFLAMED RATS Megumu Yoshimura, 

Kumamoto Health Snc. Univ., Kumamoto, Japan 


PT 197 A NOVEL ALTERNATIVE SPLICING VARIANT OF 

MOUSE TRPA1 REGULATES ITS CHANNEL ACTIVITY UNDER 

PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS Yiming Zhou, 

Kunitoshi Uchida, Yoshiro Suzuki, Makoto Tominaga, Okazaki Inst. for 

Integrative BioSnc.(NIPS), Okazaki, Japan 

PT 198 HARNESSING PAIN HETEROGENEITY AND RNA 

TRANSCRIPTOME TO IDENTIFY BLOOD-BASED PAIN 

BIOMARKERS: A CORRELATIONAL STUDY IN A GRADED 

CHRONIC CONSTRICTION INJURY MODEL Peter M. Grace 1 , Daniel 

Hurley 2 , Daniel T. Barratt 3 , Linda R. Watkins 1 , Paul E. Rolan 3 , Mark 

R. Hutchinson 3 , 1 Univ. of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, USA, 2 Univ. 

of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand, 3 Univ. of Adelaide, Adelaide, 

Australia 

PT 199 COMPARISON OF RNA-seq TO EXON MICROARRAYS 

USING THE SPINAL NERVE TRANSECTION MODEL OF 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN REVEALS ENHANCED SENSITIVITY OF RNA- 

SEQ AND SUGGESTS NOVEL AREAS OF EXPRESSION IN THE 

GENOME James R. Perkins 1 , Ana Antunes-Martins 2 , Margarita Calvo 2 , 

John Grist 2 , Werner Rust 3 , Ramona Schmid 3 , Tobias Hildebrand 3 , 

Stephen B. McMahon 2 , Christine Orengo 1 , David L. H. Bennett 2 , 

1 Univ. Coll. London, London, UK, 2 King’s Coll. London, London, UK, 

3 Boehringer Ingelheim Pharma GmbH & Co, Ingelheim, Germany 

PT 200 FUNCTIONAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF 

NOVEL TRKA KINASE INHIBITORS CT327 AND CT340 IN 

CULTURED DORSAL ROOT GANGLION NEURONS Uma Anand 1 , 

Valentina Mainero 2 , Silvio Traversa 2 , David Roblin 3 , Yuri E. Korchev 1 , 

Praveen Anand 1 , 1 Imperial Coll. London, London, UK, 2 Creabilis 

Therapeutics Srl, Torino, Italy, 3 Creabilis Therapeutics Srl, Canterbury, 

UK 

PT 201 IMPLICATION OF NERVE GROWTH FACTOR AND 

SUBSTANCE P IN ROTATOR CUFF PAIN Sarah L. Franklin, Andrew 

J. Carr, Univ. of Oxford, Oxford, UK 

PT 202 CHRONIC CONSTRICTION INJURY OF THE RAT SCIATIC 

NERVE ALTERS NGF’S METABOLIC CASCADE IN THE SCIATIC 

NERVE AND SKIN OF THE HINDPAW Claire A. Magnussen, Jennifer 

C. Peleshok, Claudio Cuello, Alfredo Ribeiro-Da-Silva, McGill Univ., 

Montreal, Canada 

PT 203 LASER APPLICATION IN PAIN CONTROL AND TISSUE 

STIMULATION AFTER NERVE AVEOLAR INFERIOR INJURY: 

INVOLVEMENT OF THE NERVE GROWTH FACTOR Daniel O. 

Martins, Fábio M. S. Santos, Mara E. O. Oliveira, Luiz R. G. B. Britto, 

Marucia C. Chacur, Inst. of Biomedical Snc.- ICB I - Univ. of São Paulo, 

São Paulo, Brazil 

PT 204 STEM CELLS OF APICAL PAPILLA REGULATE AXONAL 

TARGETING OF TRIGEMINAL NEURONS Nikita B. Ruparel 1 , Jose 

Flavio Affons De Almeida 1 , Paul B. Chen 1 , Michael A. Henry 2 , Kenneth 

M. Hargreaves 1 , Anibal R. Diogenes 1 , 1 UT Health Snc. Ctr. San 

Antonio, San Antonio, USA, 2 UTHSCSA, San Antonio, USA 

PT 205 GENE EXPRESSION DIFFERENCES BETWEEN 

FIBROMYALGIA AND PAIN-FREE CONTROLS Leorey N. Saligan1 , 

Benjamin Majors1 , Nada Lukkahatai1 , Hyung-Suk Kim1 , Brian T. Walitt2 , 

1 2 Nat’l. Inst.s of Health, Bethesda, USA, Washington Hosp. Ctr., 

Washington, USA 

PT 207 UTILIZATION OF FOOD-MAINTAINED OPERANT 

RESPONDING TO MEASURE PAIN AND ANALGESIA IN 

LABORATORY BEAGLES Jason T. Ross, James T. Curry, Mary 

Darling, Robert McCall, Steve Kamerling, Karen Greenwood, �� 

Animal Health, Kalamazoo, USA 

PT 208 EXACERBATED NERVE GROWTH FACTOR-INDUCED 

PAIN BEHAVIOUR IN RODENT MODELS OF OSTEOARTHRITIC 

PAIN Sadaf Ashraf, Paul I. Mapp, James Burston, Paul Millns, Victoria 

Chapman, David A. Walsh, Univ. of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK 

PT 209 SPINAL DYNORPHIN A ATTENUATES WIDE DYNAMIC 

RANGE NEURON ACTIVITY IN NAIVE AND NEUROPATHIC 

ANIMALS Kirsty Bannister, Anthony H. Dickenson, UCL, London, UK 

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PT 210 QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF THE COMBINATION 

CARBAMAZEPINE-ACETAMINOPHEN USING THE COMPOSITE 

ADDITIVE CURVE Veronica Bild 1 , Cristina Lidia Chitac 2 , Walther Bild 2 , 

1 ”Gr T Popa” Univ. of Med. and Pharmacy Iasi, Iasi, Romania, 2 ”Gr T 

Popa” Univ. of Med. and Pharmacy, Iasi, Romania 

PT 211 INTERACTIONS BETWEEN NOCICEPTIVE AND 

EMOTIONAL OUTCOMES IN CONDITIONS OF POSTNATAL 

STRESS IN PRENATALLY STRESSED INFANT MALE RATS 

Irina Pavlovna Butkevich 1 , Victor Anatolievich Mikhailenko 2 , Juliya 

Anatolievna Stolyarova 2 , 1 I.P. Pavlov Inst. of Physiology of Russian 

Academy Sncs., St. Petersburg, Russia, 2 I.P. Pavlov Inst. of Physiology 

of Russian Academy of Sncs., St. Petersburg, Russia 

PT 212 A RODENT MODEL OF PLATINUM-BASED SEGMENTAL 

PAINFUL NEUROPATHY Kathleen Meacham, Ling Wei, Michael Byas- 

Smith, Emory Univ. Sch. of Med., Atlanta, USA 

PT 213 ATTENUATION OF THERMAL HYPERALGESIA AND 

MECHANICAL ALLODYNIA BY CURCUMIN IN A RAT MODEL OF 

PARTIAL THICKNESS THERMAL INJURY John L. Clifford, Marcie 

Fowler, Thomas H. Garza, Lawrence N. Petz, McGhee L. McGhee, 

Dayna R. Loyd, Us Army Inst. of Surgical Research, Fort Sam Houston, 

USA 

PT 214 CGRP RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST BMS-927711 SHOWS 

ROBUST EFFICACY IN THE MARMOSET LASER DOPPLER 

FACIAL BLOOD FLOW MODEL OF MIGRAINE WITH AN ABSENCE 

OF UNWANTED CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS Charles M. Conway, 

Gene M. Dubowchik, Deborah A. Cook, Laura J. Signor, George 

Thalody, Walter A. Kostich, Michael Gulianello, Yanling Huang, Rex 

Denton, Kimberley A. Lentz, Richard Schartman, Benjamin M. Johnson, 

Marc Browning, Guanglin Luo, Ling Chen, John E. Macor, Bristol-Myers 

Squibb Co., Wallingford, USA 

PT 215 PERIPHERAL MECHANISMS INVOLVED IN THE 

NOCICEPTION TRIGGERED BY THE VENOM OF THE ARMED 

SPIDER PHONEUTRIA NIGRIVENTER Camila de C. V. Gewehr 1 , Sara 

M. Oliveira 2 , Gabriela Trevisan 2 , Mateus Rossato 2 , Juliano Ferreira 2 , 

Marcus V. Gomez 3 , 1 Inst. de Ensino e Pesquisa da Santa Casa de 

Belo Horizonte, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, 2 Universidade Federal de Santa 

Maria, Santa Maria, Brazil, 3 Inst. de Ensino e Pesquisa Santa Casa de 

Belo Horizonte, Belo Horizonte, Brazil 

PT 216 VALIDATION OF A PORCINE BEHAVIOURAL MODEL OF 

UVB INDUCED INFLAMMATORY PAIN Pierpaolo Di Giminiani 1 , Lars 

J. Petersen 2 , Mette S. Herskin 1 , 1 Aarhus Univ., Tjele, Denmark, 2 Viborg 

Hosp., Viborg, Denmark 

PT 217 ANTINOCICEPTIVE ACTIVITY OF NICORANDIL, ITS 

PUTATIVE MECHANISMS OF ACTION AND PHARMACOKINETS 

EVALUATION Marcela M. G. B. Dutra 1 , Adriana M. Godin 1 , Isabela 

C. Cesar 1 , Elias B. Nascimento Jr 1 , Raquel R. Menezes 1 , Wallace C. 

Ferreira 1 , Darly G. Soares 1 , Debora P. Araujo 2 , Angelo de Fatima 2 , 

Marcio M. Coelho 1 , 1 Faculdade de Farmacia/UFMG, Belo Horizonte, 

Brazil, 2 Inst. de Ciencias Exatas - ICEx, Belo Horizonte, Brazil 

PT 218 ANTIRETROVIRAL-INDUCED NEUROPATHY 

IN A RAT MODEL: BEHAVIORAL MEASURES AND 

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS ASSESSED USING 

CONVENTIONAL NERVE CONDUCTION STUDIES AND 

MICRONEUROGRAPHY Elizabeth García, Barbara Cokic, Jordi Aleu, 

Cristina Quiles, Jordi Serra, NeuroSnc. Technologies, Barcelona, Spain 

PT 219 �� 

CAPSAICIN-INDUCED NOCICEPTION IN RATS: THE ROLE OF A 

DIRECT BLOCKAD OF THE TRPV1 RECEPTOR Marcus Vinicius 

Gomez 1 , Julie Milano 2 , Celio Josæ Castro 3 , Alessandra Hubner Souza 1 , 

Marta Nascimento Cordeiro 1 , Juliana Figueira 1 , 1 UFMG, Belo Horizonte, 

Brazil, 2 Inst. Ensino e Pesquisa da Santa Casa, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, 

3 IEP Santa Casa de Belo Horizonte, Belo Horizonte, Brazil 

PT 220 CYTOCHROME P450 MEDIATES THE RELEASE OF 

ENDOGENOUS TRPV1 AGONISTS IN A MODEL OF BURN INJURY 

Dustin Green, Shivani Ruparel, Paul Chen, Linda Roman, Ken 

Hargreaves, UTHSCSA, San Antonio, USA 

PT 221 TAIL DOCKING IN PIGLETS – DOES INCREASED DOCKING 

LENGTH LEAD TO INCREASED BEHAVIOURAL RESPONSES? 

Mette S. Herskin, Pierpaolo Di Giminiani, Birthe M. Damgaard, Karen 

Thodberg, Aarhus Univ., Tjele, Denmark 

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PT 222 CHARACTERISATION OF PREGABALIN (LYRICA®) ON 

MULTIPLE BEHAVIOURAL ENDPOINTS IN THE RAT SPARED 

NERVE INJURY MODEL Guy A. Higgins, Winnie Lau, Leonardo B. 

Silenieks, Mojgan Mohagheghi, Crystal Dykstra, Joseph A. Araujo, 

InterVivo Solutions Inc., Toronto, Canada 

PT 223 NEUROVASCULAR COUPLING IN THE RAT PRIMARY 

SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX IS ALTERED DURING HIGH 

INTENSITY NOXIOUS STIMULATION OF THE HIND PAW BUT NOT 

DURING HETEROTOPIC NOXIOUS COUNTER-STIMULATION 

Renaud Jeffrey-Gauthier 1 , Jean-Paul Guillemot 2 , Mathieu Piché 1 , 

1 Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Trois-Rivières, Canada, 

2 Université du Québec à Montréal, Montréal, Canada 

PT 224 DOES SOCIAL HOUSING INFLUENCE BEHAVIOUR 

DURING POSTSURGICAL RECOVERY IN MICE? Paulin Jirkof 1 , 

Nikola Cesarovic 2 , Andreas Rettich 1 , Margarete Arras 2 , 1 Univ. of Zurich, 

Zurich, Switzerland, 2 Univ. Hosp. Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland 

PT 225 FORMALIN PAIN INCREASES FEAR GENERALISATION IN 

RATS, AND CAN BE BLOCKED BY N-methyl-d-aspartate (NMDA) 

RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS Ian N. Johnston, Alexander Davis, The 

Univ. of Sydney, Sydney, Australia 

PT 226 ANTINOCICEPTIVE ACTIVITIES OF TODDALIA ASIATICA 

ROOT EXTRACT USING THE FORMALIN TEST ON MICE Hellen N. 

Kariuki, Titus I. Kanui, Paul M. Mbugua, Abiy Yenesew, Nilesh B. Patel, 

Univ. of Nairobi, Nairobi, Kenya 

PT 227 ATTENUATED INFLAMMATION BY BERBERINE AT 

LUMBAR DISC HERNIATED RAT Ji Young Kim 1 , So-Yeon Kim 2 , 

Kyung-Hee Do 3 , Gyu-Sik Choi 3 , Dong-Gyu Lee 3 , Sang-Ho Ahn 2 , 

1 Clinical Trial Ctr. for Medical Devices of Yeungnam Univ. Hosp., 

Daegu, Korea, Republic of (South), 2 Clinical Trial Ctr. for Medical 

Device of Yeungnam Univ. Hosp., Daegu, Korea, Republic of (South), 

3 Yeungnam Univ. of Hosp., Daegu, Korea, Republic of (South) 

PT 228 CANCER-INDUCED ONGOING AND INCIDENT PAIN IS 

DEPENDENT ON AFFERENT INPUT FROM PRIMARY AFFERENT 

FIBERS INNERVATING THE TUMOR BEARING BONE Tamara King 1 , 

Devki Sukhtankar 2 , Bethany Remeniuk 2 , Alec Okun 2 , Timothy Tiutan 2 , 

Nathan Eyde 2 , Frank Porreca 2 , 1 Univ. of New England, Biddeford, USA, 

2 Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, USA 

PT 229 STUDY OF BONE CANCER PAIN MODEL IN MICE: 

COMPARISON BY STRAIN AND SEX Yumiko Kirihara 1 , Mayumi 

Takechi 1 , Kaoru Kurosaki 2 , Yuta Kobayashi 3 , Yoji Saito 3 , 1 Shimane 

Univ., Izumo, Japan, 2 Shimane Univ., Enya cho, Japan, 3 Shimane Univ. 

Sch. of Med., Izumo, Japan 

PT 230 PRENATAL STRESS AND POSTNATAL FLUOXETINE 

EXPOSURE AFFECT NOCICEPTION IN LATER LIFE Liesbeth 

Knaepen 1 , Ine Rayen 2 , Wiel Honig 1 , Gilbert Tjiang 3 , Jacob Patijn 1 , Dick 

Tibboel 4 , Elbert A. Joosten 1 , Jodi L. Pawluski 2 , 1 Pain Management & 

Research Ctr., Maastricht Univ. Medical Ctr., Maastricht, Netherlands, 

2 Sch. of Mental Health and NeuroSnc., Maastricht Univ., Maastricht, 

Netherlands, 3 Amphia Hosp. Breda, Breda, Netherlands, 4 Erasmus MC- 

Sophia, Rotterdam, Netherlands 

PT 231 ACUTE BLOOD FLOW ALTERATIONS WITHIN SCIATIC 

NERVE FOLLOWING ITS TRANSECTION Sandra Kostic 1 , Puljak 

Livia 2 , Damir Sapunar 2 , 1 Univ. of Split Sch. of Med., Croatia, 2 Univ. of 

Split Sch. of Med., Split, Croatia 

PT 232 MIGHT BV8/PK SYSTEM ACTIVATION CONTRIBUTE TO 

G-CSF (GRANULOCYTES-COLONY STIMULATING FACTOR) 

INDUCED PAIN? Veronica Marconi 1 , Roberta Lattanzi 1 , Michela 

Canestrelli 1 , Paola Spinsanti 1 , Daniela Maftei 1 , Luigino Antonio 

Giancotti 1 , Luigi Rossi 1 , Silverio Tomao 1 , Gianfranco Balboni 2 , Lucia 

Negri 1 , 1 Sapienza Univ. of Rome, Rome, Italy, 2 Univ. of Cagliari, 

Cagliari, Italy 

PT 233 SEPS RECORDED FROM THE CENTRAL NERVOUS 

SYSTEM OF THE ATLANTIC COD FOLLOWING PUTATIVELY 

NON-NOXIOUS AND NOXIOUS ELECTRICAL STIMULATION Stian 

Ludvigsen 1 , Niels Christian Stenklev 1 , Helge K. Johnsen 1 , �� 

Matre 2 , Oyvind Aas-Hansen 3 , Einar Laukli 1 , 1 Univ. of Tromsoe, 

Tromsoe, Norway, 2 Nat’l. Inst. for Occipational Health, Oslo, Norway, 

3 Norwegian Inst. of Food, Fisheries and Aquaculture Research 

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PT 234 ROLE OF TRPA1 RECEPTOR CHANNELS IN MENINGEAL 

NOCICEPTION Stephanie Albrecht, Ann-Catherine Denner, Mirjam 

Eberhardt, Roberto De Col, Michael J. M. Fischer, Karl Messlinger, 

Univ. of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Erlangen, Germany 

PT 235 EFFECTS OF STRESS DURING INFANT AND ADOLESCENT 

PERIODS ON RESPONSIVENESS OF TONIC PAIN, EMOTIONAL 

AND HORMONAL SYSTEMS IN ADULT FEMALE RATS Victor 

Anatolievich Mikhailenko 1 , Irina Pavlovna Butkevich 1 , Galina V. 

Makukhina 1 , Tat’yana Bagaeva 2 , 1 I.P. Pavlov Inst. of Physiology of 

Russian Academy of Sncs., St. Petersburg, Russia, 2 P. Pavlov Inst. of 

Physiology of Russian Academy of Sncs., St. Petersburg, Russia 

PT 236 CHARACTERIZATION OF NGF-INDUCED MECHANICAL 

AND THERMAL HYPERSENSITIVITY IN THE RAT – A 

TRANSLATIONAL MODEL OF PAIN Charles Mills, Trang Nguyen, 

Flobert Tanga, Joseph Mikusa, Chengmin Zhong, Anita Salyers, Donna 

Gauvin, Anthony Bannon, Abbott Laboratories, Abbott Park, USA 

PT 237 CENTRAL VENTILATORY AND CARDIOVASCULAR 

ACTIONS OF CALCITONIN GENE-RELATED PEPTIDE (CGRP) IN 

UNANESTHETIZED TROUT Nagi Mimassi, Jean-Claude Lemevel, 

Frederic Lancien, Marc Kermorgant, Michael Conlon, Université de 

Bretagne Occidentale, Brest, France 

PT 238 CHANGE IN MECHANICAL SENSITIVITY AND CALCITONIN 

GENE-RELATED PEPTIDE EXPRESSION DURING SHORT- AND 

LONG-TERM JOINT IMMOBILIZATION IN RATS Jiro Nakano 1 , Yuki 

Sekino 2 , Yohei Hamaue 2 , Junya Sakamoto 3 , Minoru Okita 2 , 1 Nagasaki 

Univ. Graduate Sch. of Biomedical Sncs., Nagasaki, Japan, 2 Nagasaki 

Univ. Graduate Sch. of Biomedical Sncs., Nagasaki, Japan, 3 Nagasaki 

Univ. Hosp., Nagasaki, Japan 

PT 239 ONGOING PAIN IN THE PLANTAR INCISION MODEL OF 

POST-OPERATIVE PAIN Alec Okun 1 , Nathan Eyde 1 , Milena De 

Felice 2 , Jennifer Xie 1 , Michael Ossipov 1 , Tamara King 3 , Frank Porreca 1 , 

1 Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, USA, 2 Univsersity of Arizona, Tucson, USA, 

3 Univ. of New England, Biddeford, USA 

PT 240 INFLUENCE OF THE ELECTRODE PLACEMENT ON TENS- 

INDUCED ANTIHYPERALGESIA IN A PAIN MODEL IN RATS Larissa 

Resende Oliveira, Maurício Lima Poderoso Neto, Leonardo Yung 

Maciel dos Santos, Kamilla Maiara Lucas DaCruz, Ariane Martins 

Araújo, Daniel Badaue Passos Junior, Waldecy de Lucca Junior, Valter 

Joviniano Santana-Filho, Leonardo Rigoldi Bonjardim, Josimari Melo 

DeSantana, Federal Univ. of Sergipe, Aracaju, Brazil 

PT 241 CRITICAL ROLE OF PAR-2 ACTIVATION BY MAST CELL 

TRYPTASE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE PAIN 

Sara M. Oliveira, Cássia R Silva, Juliano Ferreira, Universidade 

Federal de Santa Maria, Santa Maria, Brazil 

PT 242 �� 

PICHON]-DERIVED ANALGESIC AND ANTI-INFLAMMATORY 

POTENTIALS Adetunji Samuel Onasanwo 1 , Babafemi Samuel 

Olaleye 1 , Pal Anirban 2 , Gurudarshan D. Singh 3 , 1 Univ. of Ibadan, 

Ibadan, Nigeria, 2 Central Inst. of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, 

Lucknow, India, 3 Indian Inst. of Integrative Med., Jammu-Tawi, India 

PT 243 MENTHOL INDUCED HYPERALGESIA IN THE RAT: 

A TRANSLATION MODEL? Ryan A. Patel, Anthony H. Dickenson, 

Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PT 244 EVALUATION OF NOCICEPTIONIN PROLACTIN AND 

PROLACTIN RECEPTOR NULL-MUTANT FEMALE AND MALE 

MICE IN MODELS OF INFLAMMATORY PAIN Patilm J. Patil, Michael 

A. Henry, Armen N. Akopian, UTHSCSA, San Antonio, USA 

PT 245 PAIN BEHAVIOR AND CUTANEOUS BLOOD FLOW 

FOLLOWING INTRATHECAL ADMINISTRATION OF A TRPA1 

CHANNEL AGONIST IN THE RAT Antti Pertovaara 1 , Hong Wei 1 , 

Ari Koivisto 2 , 1 Univ. of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, 2 Orion Corp., 

OrionPharma, Turku, Finland 

PT 246 DEPLETION OF SPINAL NOREPINEPHRINE INCREASES 

THE DURATION OF POSTOPERATIVE PAIN RELATED BEHAVIORS 

FOLLOWING ACUTE PLANTAR INCISION IN THE RAT FuZhou 

Wang, James C. Eisenach, Christopher M. Peters, Wake Forest Univ. 

Medical Sch. Health Sncs., Winston-Salem, USA 


PT 247 SOCIAL MODULATION OF VISCERAL BUT NOT 

CUTANEOUS PAIN: A PRELIMINARY REPORT Rafael González- 

Cano 1 , Mark H. Pitcher 2 , Fernando Cervero 3 , 1 Universidad de Granada, 

Granada, Spain, 2 McGill Univ., Montréal, Canada, 3 McGill Univ., 


PT 248 SEROTONIN AND ACUTE PAIN MODULATION Naira C. C. 

Pelogia 1 , Bruna C. V. Marton 1 , Renata A. Prado 1 , Adriana A. S. Santos 1 , 

Elton Constantino 1 , Oscar C. Pires 1 , Maria Belén S. Posso 2 , Irimar P. 

Posso 1 , 1 Universidade de Taubate, Taubate, Brazil, 2 Universidade do 

Vale do Paraiba, São José dos Campos, Brazil 

PT 249 SPINAL CORD GLIAL ACTIVATION DURING EARLY AND 

LATE POSTOPERATIVE PAIN HYPERSENSITIVITY INDUCED BY 

SURGERY IN MICE Asunción Romero, Nuno Vasconcelos, Elizabeth 

Romero-Alejo, Margarita M. Puig, IMIM-Parc de Salut Mar, Universitat 

Autònoma de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain 

PT 250 INVESTIGATION ON MORPHINE INDUCED ANALGESIA 

ALONE OR TOGETHER WITH CHOLECYSTOKININ AGONIST 

AND ANTAGONIST IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN MICE Maryam 

Saghazadeh 1 , Azam Mesdaghinia 2 , 1 Shiraz Univ. of Medical Sncs., 

Shiraz, Iran, 2 Kashan Univ. of Medical Sncs., Kashan, Iran 

PT 251 THE MECHANISMS OF THE MORPHINE-INDUCED 

HYPERTHERMIA IN UNRESTRAINED RATS Katarina R. Savic 

Vujovic 1 , Sonja M. Vuckovic 1 , Aleksandar M. Vujovic 2 , Milica S. 

Prostran 1 , 1 Fac. of Med., Univ. of Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia, 2 Clinical 

Hosp. Ctr. “Dr Dragisa Misovic - Dedinje”, Belgrade, Serbia 

PT 252 IMMOBILIZATION INDUCES PAIN AND HISTOLOGICAL 

CHANGE OF CUTANEOUS TISSUE IN THE RAT Yuki Sekino 1 , Yohei 

Hamaue 1 , Jiro Nakano 1 , Junya Sakamoto 2 , Yuichiro Honda 1 , Minoru 

Okita 1 , 1 Nagasaki Univ. Graduate Sch. of Biomedical Sncs., Nagasaki, 

Japan, 2 Nagasaki Univ. Hosp., Nagasaki, Japan 

PT 253 THE ROLE OF KININ B 1 RECEPTORS ACTIVATION IN MSU 

INDUCED ARTHRITIS IN RATS Cássia R. Silva, Sara M. Oliveira, 

Carin G. Hoffmeister, Juliano Ferreira, Universidade Federal de Santa 

Maria, Santa Maria, Brazil 

PT 254 ROLE OF TRPV1 RECEPTOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT 

OF NOCICEPTION IN A MODEL OF ACUTE PAIN INDUCED BY 

PACLITAXEL IN RATS Mariane A. D. Silva, Gabriela T. D. Santos, 

Vanessa Z. Bergamo, Flávia K. Rigo, Sara M. Oliveira, Mateus F. 

Rossato, Gustavo P. Guerra, Juliano Ferreira, Federal Univ. of Santa 

Maria, Santa Maria, Brazil 

PT 255 MACHO: MALE-INDUCED ANALGESIA BY 

CHEMOSENSORY OLFACTION Robert E. Sorge, Loren J. Martin, 

Kelsey A. Isbester, Anne-Julie Chabot-Dore, Laura S. Stone, Jeffrey S. 

Mogil, McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada 

PT 257 TOPICAL PROPOFOL SUPPRESSES BEHAVIORAL AND 

LUMBAR NEURONAL RESPONSES TO NOXIOUS SKIN HEATING 

Kenichi Takechi, Mirela Iodi-Carstens, E. Carstens, Univ of California, 

Davis, Davis, USA 

PT 258 CHARACTERIZATION OF OXALIPLATIN-INDUCED 

NEUROPATHY IN MICE Satoshi Toyama, Naohito Shimoyama, 

Megumi Shimoyama, Teikyo Univ. Chiba Medical Ctr., Ichihara, Japan 

PT 259 THE “PRINCESS AND THE PEA” TEST: A MOUSE MODEL 

OF SOMATIZATION? Alexander H. Tuttle 1 , Jeffrey S. Mogil 2 , 1 McGill 

Univ., Montréal, Canada, 2 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada 

PT 260 NOCICEPTIVE MEASURES IN CHRONIC PROSTATITIS: 

A MODEL OF INFLAMMATION-INDUCED PELVIC PAIN IN RATS 

Céline Augé 1 , Anne Marie Coelho 2 , Stefano Palea 2 , Philippe Lluel 2 , 

Nathalie Vergnolle 1 , 1 INSERM, Toulouse, France, 2 UROsphere, 

Toulouse, France 

PT 261 IS THE ANTIHYPERSENSITIVITY EFFECT INDUCED 

BY A TRPA1 CHANNEL ANTAGONIST ASSOCIATED WITH 

CONDITIONED PLACE-PREFERENCE IN ANIMALS WITH 

PERIPHERAL DIABETIC NEUROPATHY? Hanna Viisanen 1 , Hong 

Wei 1 , Ari Koivisto 2 , Antti Pertovaara 1 , 1 Univ. of Helsinki, Helsinki, 

Finland, 2 Orion Corp., Turku, Finland 

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PT 262 TRANSIENT RECEPTOR POTENTIAL ANKYRIN 1 ION 

CHANNEL CONTRIBUTES TO GUARDING PAIN AND MECHANICAL 

HYPERSENSITIVITY IN A RAT MODEL OF POSTOPERATIVE 

PAIN Hong Wei 1 , Mari Karimaa 2 , Timo Korjamo 2 , Ari Koivisto 2 , Antti 

Pertovaara 1 , 1 Univ. of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, 2 Orion Corp., 

OrionPharma, Turku, Finland 

PT 263 ANALGESIC AND ANTINFLAMMATORY EFFECTS OF 

TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINES: IMPACT OF CHI SHAO YAO, 

RU XIANG, AND CAO WU IN THE RAT FORMALIN TEST Eric P. 

Wiertelak, Nicholas T. De Lacey, Jay Kayser, Mick Reedy, Macalester 

Coll., Saint Paul, USA 

PT 264 CHARACTERIZATION OF RODENT BEHAVIORAL 

NOCICEPTIVE TESTS TO ASSESS THE MOTIVATIONAL- 

AFFECTIVE PAIN COMPONENT Dimitris Xanthos, Ammar Tahir, 

Jürgen Sandkühler, Ctr. for Brain Research, Medical Univ. of Vienna, 

Vienna, Austria 

PT 265 THE ROLE OF CCK RECEPTORS IN STRESS INDUCED 

ANTINOCICEPTION IN MICE SUFFERING FROM NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN Hamed Yazdanpanah 1 , Azam Mesdaghinia 2 , 1 Shiraz Univ. of 

Medical Sncs., Shiraz, Iran, 2 Kashan Univ. of Medical Sncs., Kashan, 

Iran 

PT 266 DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF SUMATRIPTAN, 

ADMINISTERED PRE-AND POST-SENSITISATION, ON 

SPONTANEOUS ACTIVITY AND MECHANICAL RESPONSES OF 

TRIGEMINAL NEURONS IN THREE RAT MODELS OF MIGRAINE 

Xin Fang 1 , Fei-Yue Zhao 1 , David C. Spanswick 2 , 1 NeuroSolutions Ltd, 

Coventry, UK, 2 Univ. of Warwick, Coventry, UK 

PT 267 ANALGESIC PROFILE OF THE PERIPHERALLY 

RESTRICTED FAAH INHIBITOR, URB937, IN A MURINE MODEL OF 

POST-OPERATIVE PAIN Rosalia Bertorelli 1 , Oscar Sasso 1 , Guillermo 

Moreno-Sanz 1 , Andrea Duranti 2 , Marco Mor 3 , Giorgio Tarzia 2 , Angelo 

Reggiani 4 , Daniele Piomelli 5 , 1 Italian Inst. of Tech IIT, Genoa, Italy, 

2 Università degli Studi di Urbino “Carlo Bo”, Urbino, Italy, 3 Università 

degli Studi di Parma, Parma, Italy, 4 Italian Inst. of Tech, Genoa, Italy, 

5 Italian Inst. of Tech and Univ. of California, Genoa and Irvine, Italy 

PT 269 DOES CANNABINOID SYSTEM REPRESENT A NEW 

THERAPEUTIC TARGET FOR PRURITUS BASED ON COMPOUND 

48-80-INDUCED ITCH MODEL? Ozgur Yesilyurt 1 , Melik Seyrek 1 , 

özgür gündüz 2 , Fatih Ilkaya 3 , Ahmet Akar 4 , Ahmet Ulugol 5 , Ahmet 

Dogrul 1 , 1 Gulhane Military Academy of Med., Ankara, Turkey, 2 Trakya 

Univ., Edirne, Turkey, 3 Ondokuzmays Univ., Samsun, Turkey, 4 Gulhane 

Academy of Med., Ankara, Turkey, 5 trakya Univ. Sch. of Med., Edirne, 

Turkey 

PT 270 INHIBITION OF ANANDAMIDE INACTIVATION IN 

DORSAL ROOT GANGLION NEURONS REDUCES MECHANICAL 

HYPERALGESIA IN TUMOR-BEARING MICE Iryna A. Khasabova, 

Catherine A. Harding-Rose, Virginia S. Seybold, Donald A. Simone, 

Univ. of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA 

PT 271 INHIBITORS OF ENDOCANNABINOID DEACTIVATION 

SUPPRESS MECHANICAL AND COLD ALLODYNIA INDUCED 

BY THE CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENT CISPLATIN IN RATS 

Josée Guindon, Yvonne Y. Lai, Andrea G. Hohmann, Indiana Univ., 

Bloomington, USA 

PT 272 TETRAHYDROCANNABINOL: A NEW THERAPEUTIC 

OPTION TO TREAT MUSCLE PAIN? M. Isabel Martín Fontelles, 

Eva María Sanchez Robles, Ana Bagües Arias, U. Rey Juan Carlos, 

Alcorcón, Spain 

PT 273 ANANDAMIDE TRANSPORT INHIBITION: A NOVEL 

APPROACH FOR PAIN TREATMENT Oscar Sasso 1 , Claudia De Mei 1 , 

Rosalia Bertorelli 1 , Jin Fu 2 , Giovanni Bottegoni 1 , Angelo Reggiani 1 , 

Daniele Piomelli 2 , 1 Italian Inst. of Tech IIT, Genoa, Italy, 2 Italian Inst. of 

Tech IIT and Univ. of California, Genoa, Italy 

PT 274 SUPRASPINAL, SPINAL AND PERIPHERAL MECHANISMS 

OF CANNABINOID-INDUCED ANTINOCICEPTION Andressa 

Zaparolli, Sergio Henrique Ferreira, Sch. of Med. of Ribeirao Preto, 

Ribeirao Preto, Brazil 

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PT 275 CHRONIC CONSTRICTION INJURY-INDUCED PERIPHERAL 

HYPERSENSITIVITY IS FACILITATED BY THE FOREBRAIN MEDIAL 

SEPTUM ��, Fang Chee Foo, Eugene Hern 

Choon Liu, Chian-Ming Low, Sanjay Khanna, Nat’l. Univ. of Singapore, 

Singapore, Singapore 

PT 276 RANKING OF CENTRAL HYPERSENSITIVITY 

PARAMETERS ACCORDING TO THEIR DISCRIMINATIVE ABILITY 

IN CHRONIC NECK PAIN Michele Curatolo 1 , Alban Y. Neziri 1 , Andreas 

Limacher 2 , Bogdan P. Radanov 3 , Ole K. Andersen 4 , Lars Arendt- 

Nielsen 4 , Peter Juni 2 , 1 Univ. Hosp. of Bern, Bern, Switzerland, 2 Univ. of 

Bern, Bern, Switzerland, 3 Schulthess Clinic, Zurich, Switzerland, 4 Ctr. 

for Sensory-Motor Interaction, Aalborg, Denmark 

PT 277 CHEMERIN ATTENUATES POTENTIATED PRIMARY 

AFFERENT INPUT TO LAMINA I NEUROKININ 1 RECEPTOR 

EXPRESSING RAT SPINAL CORD NEURONS Allen C. Dickie, Carole 

Torsney, The Univ. of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK 

PT 278 PRECLINICAL OA MODEL WORKSHOP PROGRAM – 

ABSTRACTS ANALGESIC EFFICACY OF PREGABALIN IN A 

RODENT MODEL OF OSTEOARTHRITIS PAIN Martin Guillot 1 , 

Colombe Otis 1 , Julie Gervais 1 , Dominique Gauvin 1 , Salma Ferchichi 1 , 

Dafné LeCorre Laliberté 1 , Jean-Pierre Pelletier 2 , Johanne Martel- 

Pelletier 2 , Francis Beaudry 1 , Eric Troncy 1 , 1 Fac. of Veterinary Med. 

– Université de Montréal, St.-Hyacinthe, Canada, 2 Univ. of Montreal 

Hosp. Research Ctr. (CRCHUM), Montreal, Canada 

PT 279 DIFFERENTIAL ROLE OF C- AND A-FIBER NOCICEPTIVE 

AFFERENTS IN THE INDUCTION OF LTP-LIKE PAIN PLASTICITY 

IN HUMANS Florian Jan Simon Henrich 1 , Walter Magerl 2 , Rolf-Detlef 

Treede 2 , Thomas Klein 2 , 1 Medical Fac. Mannheim of the Univ. of 

Heidelberg, CBTM, Mannheim, Germany, 2 Medical Fac. Mannheim of 

the Univ. of Heidelberg Ctr. for BioMed. and Medical Tech Mannheim 

(CBTM), Mannheim, Germany 

PT 280 ALTERED C-TACTILE PROCESSING IN HUMAN DYNAMIC 

TACTILE ALLODYNIA Jaquette Liljencrantz 1 , Malin Björnsdotter 1 , India 

Morrison 1 , Simon Bergstrand 1 , Marta Ceko 2 , David A. Seminowicz 2 , 

Jonathan Cole 3 , Catherine M. Bushnell 2 , Håkan W. Olausson 1 , 1 Univ. 

of Gothenburg, Gothenburg, Sweden, 2 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada, 

3 Poole Hosp. and Univ. of Bournemouth, Bournemouth, UK 

PT 281 ROLE OF BRADYKININ AND GLIAL-DERIVED 

NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR IN TRPV1-MEDIATED MODULATION 

OF SENSORIMOTOR FUNCTION IN A NEONATAL MOUSE SPINAL 

CORD Sravan Mandadi, Peter Hong, Patrick J. Whelan, Univ. of 

Calgary, Calgary, Canada 

PT 282 �� 

SPINAL PERSISTENT NOCICEPTIVE PROCESSING FOLLOWING 

PERIPHERAL INFLAMMATION IN RAT Fabien Marchand 1 , Richard 

D’Mello 2 , Ping Kumar Yip 3 , Margarita Calvo 3 , Emilie Muller 1 , Sophie 

Pezet 4 , Anthony H. Dickenson 2 , Stephen B. McMahon 5 , 1 UMR Inserm 

1107 Neurodol, Clermont-Ferrand, France, 2 Univ. Coll. London, 

London, UK, 3 King’s Coll. London, London, UK, 4 Ecole Supérieure de 

Physique et Chimie Industrielles, Paris, France, 5 King’s Coll. London, 

London, France 

PT 283 NUCLEUS PULPOSUS APPLICATION ONTO RAT SPINAL 

DORSAL NERVE ROOTS LEADS TO A PERSISTENT INCREASE IN 

SPINAL C-FIBRE RESPONSE, POSSIBLY DUE TO UPREGULATION 

OF IL1��Nina G. Egeland, Aurora Moen, Linda M. 

Pedersen, Johannes Gjerstad, Nat’l. Inst. of Occupational Health, Oslo, 

Norway 

PT 284 TRANSLATIONAL STUDIES OF PAIN: 

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL VALIDATION OF CAPSAICIN INDUCED 

SENSITISATION AND ITS MODULATION IN RODENTS AND 

HEALTHY HUMAN VOLUNTEERS Jessica O’Neill, Giandomenico 

Iannetti, Anthony Dickenson, UCL, London, UK 

PT 285 THE ROLE OF GLYCINE RECEPTORS ON SPINAL 

SENSITIZATION IN A POSTOPERATIVE ANIMAL PAIN MODEL 

Sylvia Reichl 1 , Peter Kumar Zahn 2 , Esther M. Pogatzki-Zahn 1 , 1 Univ. 

Hosp. Muenster, Muenster, Germany, 2 Ruhr-Univ. Bochum, BG-Kliniken 

Bergmannsheil, Bochum, Germany

PT 286 FENTANYL-INDUCED-HYPEREXCITABILITY OF SPINAL 

WDR NEURONS IS DECREASED BY P38-INHIBITOR Cyril Rivat, Mei 

Xu, Alex Cahana, Philippe Richebe, Univ. of Washington, Seattle, USA 

PT 287 COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY FOR PAIN REDUCES 

SECONDARY HYPERALGESIA Tim V. Salomons, Nathalie Erpelding, 

Massieh Moayedi, Karen D. Davis, Toronto Western Research Inst., 


PT 288 MIRROR-IMAGE SENSORY DYSFUNCTION IN THE POST- 

THORACOTOMY PAIN SYNDROME Mads U. Werner 1 , Thomas K. 

Ringsted 2 , Henrik Kehlet 2 , Kim Wildgaard 2 , 1 Multidisciplinary Pain 

Ctr., Copenhagen, Denmark, 2 Section of Surgical Pathophysiology, 


PT 289 RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE PARADOXICAL NON 

PAINFUL (‘HEAT’) AND PAINFUL SENSATIONS INDUCED BY A 

THERMAL GRILL Frédéric Adam 1 , Pascal Alfonsi 1 , Didier Bouhassira 2 , 

1 INSERM U-987, Université Versailles-Saint-Quentin, CHU Ambroise 

Paré, AP-HP, Boulogne-Billancourt, France, 2 INSERM U-987, 

Université Versailles-Saint-Quentin, CHU Ambroise Paré, Boulogne- 

Billancourt, France 

PT 290 EVALUATION OF ACUPUNCTURE EFFECTS ON SENSORY 

PERCEPTION: FROM LITERATURE KNOWLEDGE TO CREATING 

A RESEARCH CONCEPT Petra I. Baeumler 1 , Johannes Fleckenstein 2 , 

Michael Simang 1 , Franziska Benedikt 1 , Julia Zehrmann 1 , Dominik 

Irnich 1 , 1 Multidisciplinary Pain Ctr., Munich, Germany, 2 Multidisciplinary 

Pain Ctr., Muncih, Germany 

PT 291 INTRAMUSCULAR RELEASE OF ALGOGENIC 

SUBSTANCES AFTER REPEATED ACIDIC SALINE INFUSION INTO 

THE HUMAN MASSETER MUSCLE. Malin Ernberg 1 , Eduardo Enrique 

Castrillon 2 , Bijar Ghafouri 3 , Britt Larsson 3 , Björn Gerdle 3 , Thomas List 4 , 

Peter Svensson 5 , 1 Karolinska Inst.t, Huddinge, Sweden, 2 Aarhus Univ., 

Aarhus C, Denmark, 3 Linköping Univ., Linköping, Sweden, 4 Malmö 

Univ., Malmö, Sweden, 5 Aarhus, Aarhus C, Denmark 

PT 292 PHYSICAL ABUSE HISTORY: ITS CONDITIONED 

RESPONSES AND COGNITIVE PROCESSES AND THEIR IMPACT 

ON EXPERIMENTAL PAIN RESPONSE Ellen J. Cooper-Festa, Hofstra 

Univ., Hempstead, USA 

PT 293 EXPERIMENTAL HYPOGLYCEMIA IS A HUMAN MODEL 

OF STRESS-INDUCED HYPERALGESIA Christopher H. Gibbons 1 , 

Istvan Bonyhay 1 , Gail K. Adler 2 , Roy Freeman 1 , 1 Beth Israel Deaconess 

Medical Ctr., Harvard Medical Sch., Boston, USA, 2 Brigham and 

Women’s Hosp., Harvard Medical Sch., Boston, USA 

PT 294 PAIN INHIBITS PAIN WHEN THE SAME OR DIFFERENT 

BODY PARTS ARE USED AS TEST AND CONDITIONING STIMULI, 

BUT ONLY WHEN STIMULI ARE APPLIED TO OPPOSITE SIDES 

OF THE BODY Paul W. Hodges, David Klyne, Annina Schmid, Emma 

Jones, The Univ. of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia 

PT 295 DIFFUSE NOXIOUS INHIBITORY CONTROL (DNIC) 

PREVENTS THE INDUCTION OF PAIN-LTP IN HUMANS Daniela- 

Claudia Jung, Walter Magerl, Rolf-Detlef Treede, Thomas Klein, 

Ctr. of BioMed. and Medical Tech Mannheim (CBTM), Medical Fac. 

Mannheim, Ruprecht-Karls-Univ. Heidelberg, Mannheim, Germany 

PT 296 PHENYLEPHRINE INHIBITS CONDITIONED PAIN 

MODULATION IN HUMANS Hikaru Kohase 1 , Yukiko Baba 1 , Kenzo 

Makino 1 , Haruhisa Fukayama 1 , Keiko Fujii Abe 2 , Yuka Oono 3 , 1 Section 

of Anesthesiology and Clinical Physiology, Tokyo, Japan, 2 Sch. of 

Dental Med., Tsurumi Univ., Yokohama, Japan, 3 Ctr. for Sensory – 

Motor Interaction (SMI), Aalborg, Denmark 

PT 297 THE RELATIONSHIP OF SENSORY AND AFFECTIVE 

DIMENSIONS OF PAIN WITH CORTISOL LEVELS IN TWO 

DIFFERENT EXPERIMENT DAYS Linling Li 1 , Hui Wang 1 , Rui Zhang 2 , 

Qiaoying Huang 2 , Jianqing Pan 3 , Yunhai Qiu 1 , 1 Shenzhen Inst.s 

of Advanced Tech, Chinese Academy of Sncs., Shenzhen, China, 

2 Shenzhen People’s Hosp., Shenzhen, China, 3 Shenzhen Inst.s of 

Adcanced Tech, Chinese Academy of Sncs., Shenzhen, China 


PT 298 HEAT REKINDLING OF UV-B-IRRADIATED SKIN: A HUMAN 

EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF PERIPHERAL AND CENTRAL 

SENSITISATION Silvia Lo Vecchio 1 , Larissa Bittencourt Da Silva 1 , 

Parisa Gazerani 1 , Thomas Graven-Nielsen 1 , Lars Petersen 2 , Lars 

Arendt-Nielsen 1 , 1 Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, 2 Viborg Hosp., 

Viborg, Denmark 

PT 299 A HUMAN SURROGATE MODEL OF PAIN PLASTICITY, 

ELECTRICAL HIGH FREQUENCY STIMULATION-INDUCED LONG- 

TERM POTENTIATION OF PAIN, REVEALS THAT TRANSITION 

INTO MEMORY-LIKE SUSTAINED HYPERALGESIA OCCURS MORE 

FREQUENTLY IN FEMALES Esther M. Pogatzki-Zahn 1 , Doreen 

B. Pfau 2 , Thomas Klein 2 , Daniel Putzer 1 , Peter Kumar Zahn 3 , Rolf- 

Detlef Treede 2 , Walter Magerl 2 , 1 Univ. Muenster, Muenster, Germany, 

2 Ruprecht-Karls-Univ. Heidelberg, Mannheim, Germany, 3 Ruhr-Univ. of 

Bochum, Bochum, Germany 

PT 300 PREDICTIVE RISK FACTORS FOR NEUROPATHIC 

CHRONIC POST SURGICAL PAIN: INTEREST OF THE ILIAC 

CREST BONE HARVEST MODEL Valeria Martinez 1 , Skander 

Ben Ammar 1 , Thierry Judet 1 , Marcel Chauvin 2 , Didier Bouhassira 3 , 

Dominique Fletcher 4 , 1 Hôpital Raymond Poincare, Garches, France, 

2 Hôpital Ambroise -Pare, Boulogne, France, 3 INSERM 987, Boulogne, 

France, 4 Hôpital Raymond Poincare, Boulogne, France 

PT 301 PAIN-EVOKED ERP AMPLITUDES INCREASE AFTER 

HIGH-FREQUENCY CONDITIONING STIMULATION �� 1 , 

Jorid T. Stuenæs 1 , Thomas Klein 2 , Kristian B. Nilsen 3 , 1 Nat’l. Inst. of 

Occupational Health, Oslo, Norway, 2 Ruprecht-Karls-Univ. Heidelberg, 

Mannheim, Germany, 3 Oslo Univ. Hosp., Oslo, Norway 

PT 302 CONDITIONED PAIN MODULATION IS DEPENDENT OF 

CONDITIONING STIMULUS MODALITY Anna Naume Solem, Kristian 

�� Nat’l. Inst. of Occupational Health, 

Oslo, Norway 

PT 303 MOVING IN AN ENVIRONMENT OF INDUCED SENSORY- 

MOTOR INCONGRUENCE DOES NOT INFLUENCE PAIN 

SENSITIVITY IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS: A RANDOMISED 

WITHIN-SUBJECT CROSS-OVER EXPERIMENT Benedict M. Wand 1 , 

Lareina Szpak 2 , Pamela George 2 , Max Bulsara 1 , Neil E. O’Connell 3 , 

G. Lorimer Moseley 4 , 1 The Univ. of Notre Dame Australia, Fremantle, 

Australia, 2 Univ. of Notre Dame Australia, Fremantle, Australia, 3 Brunel 

Univ., Uxbridge, UK, 4 The Univ. of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia 

PT 304 CHARACTERISATION OF BRADYKININ-EVOKED PAIN IN 

HEALTHY HUMAN VOLUNTEERS Kathryn J. Paterson, Stephen B. 

McMahon, David L. H. Bennett, Kings Coll. London, London, UK 

PT 305 INVESTIGATING PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS THAT 

CONTRIBUTE TO ELICIT A PAIN ILLUSION IN THE THERMAL 

GRILL EXPERIENCE Giselle Christoffersen, Laura Petrini, Lars 

Arendt-Nielsen, Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark 

PT 306 DECREASED PAIN SENSITIVITY IN OBESITY MAY BE 

RELATED TO LOCAL, NOT SYSTEMIC FACTORS Rebecca C. 

Price 1 , Juan Francisco Asenjo 2 , Laura Stone 1 , Nicolas V. Christou 3 , 

Steven B. Backman 3 , Petra Schweinhardt 1 , 1 McGill Univ., The Alan 

Edwards Ctr. for Research on Pain, Montreal, Canada, 2 McGill Univ., 

The Alan Edwards Pain Management Clinic, Montreal, Canada, 3 McGill 

Univ., Montreal, Canada 

PT 307 QUANTIFICATION OF HYPERALGESIA AND GENE 

EXPRESSION FOLLOWING UVC IRRADIATION Leif Dahllund 1 , Anna 

Juréus 1 , Kerstin Nilsson 1 , Patrik Wollberg 1 , David Malinowsky 1 , Roman 

Rukwied 2 , Benjamin Weinkauf 2 , Martin Schmelz 2 , Märta Segerdahl 1 , 

Patrik Johansson 1 , Hans Quiding 1 , 1 AstraZeneca R&D, Södertälje, 

Sweden, 2 Medical Fac. Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany 

PT 308 THE RESPONSE TO THE THERMAL GRILL ILLUSION 

IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN Nicole M. Sumracki, Femke 

Buisman-Pijlman, Mark R. Hutchinson, Melanie Gentgall, Paul E. 

Rolan, The Univ. of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia 

PT 309 A LITERATURE REVIEW ON METHODOLOGY AND 

PHARMACOLOGICAL SENSITIVITY OF CAPSAICIN-INDUCED 

HYPERALGESIA AND ALLODYNIA G. van Amerongen, J. L. Hay, J. 

M. A. van Gerven, G. J. Groeneveld, Ctr. for Human Drug Research 

(CHDR), Leiden, Netherlands 

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PT 310 CORRELATION OF SKIN EXPRESSION CHANGES AND 

HYPERALGESIA AFTER UV-IRRADIATION IN HUMANS Benjamin 

Weinkauf 1 , Roman Rukwied 1 , Hans Quiding 2 , Leif Dahllund 2 , Patrick 

Johansson 2 , Martin Schmelz 1 , 1 Medical Fac. Mannheim, Univ. of 

Heidelberg, Mannheim, Germany, 2 AstraZeneca R&D Södertälje, 

Södertälje, Sweden 

PT 311 ROLE OF DOPAMINE IN PLACEBO ANALGESIA Nathalie 

Wrobel, Christoph Ritter, Ulrike Bingel, Univ. Medical Ctr. Hamburg- 

Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany 

PT 312 A NEW MULTISPECTRAL COMBINATORY TECHNIQUE 

TO MAP RECEPTIVE FIELDS OF MANY SENSORY NEURONS 

AT ONCE Shlomo Tsuriel, Alexander M. Binshtok, The Hebrew Univ. 

Medical Sch., Jerusalem, Israel 

PT 313 ANALYSIS OF CONTRASTING SYMPTOMS IN A 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN MODEL: DIFFERENCES IN NEURONAL 

ACTIVITY Ombretta Caspani, Emad Khalilzadeh, Rolf-Detlef Treede, 

Medical Fac. Mannheim of the Univ. of Heidelberg, Mannheim, 

Germany 

PT 314 DIFFERENT NOCICEPTIVE NEURONAL POPULATIONS IN 

THE PRELIMBIC AND INFRALIMBIC PREFRONTAL CORTICES: 

A SINGLE CELL EXTRACELLULAR ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL 

STUDY IN THE RAT Ana David-Pereira1 , Maria Carmo Ferreira2 , Antti 

Pertovaara3 , Filipa Pinto-Ribeiro4 , Armando Almeida1 , 1Health and Life 

Sncs. Inst. (ICVS), Sch. of Health Sncs., Braga, Portugal, 2Sch. of 

Health Sncs., Braga, Portugal, 3Biomedicum Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, 

4Life and Health Sncs. Research Inst. (ICVS), Sch. of Health Sncs., 

Braga, Portugal 

PT 315 PRO- AND ANTI-NOCICEPTIVE ROLE OF SPINAL 

DYNORPHIN IN RATS SHOWING DIFFERENTIAL PAIN 

RESPONSES FOLLOWING EXPERIMENTAL NERVE INJURY Milena 

De Felice, YeonSun Lee, Victor J. Hruby, Yanhua Xie, Diana Meske, 

Michael H. Ossipov, Frank Porreca, Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, USA 

PT 316 ROLE OF POTASSIUM CHANNELS OF THE K2P FAMILY 

IN THE ANTIHYPERALGESIC ACTIVITY OF RILUZOLE IN ANIMAL 

MODELS OF INFLAMMATORY AND NEUROPATHIC PAIN Maily 

Devilliers, Vanessa Pereira, Jérôme Busserolles, Eric Chapuy, Alain 

Eschalier, Inserm, Clermont-Ferrand, France 

PT 317 FUNCTIONAL COOPERATION BETWEEN G-CSF AND BV8/ 

PK-SYSTEM IN PAIN INDUCTION Luigino Antonio Giancotti 1 , Daniela 

Maftei 1 , Veronica Marconi 1 , Michela Canestrelli 1 , Paola Spinsanti 1 , 

Dijana Novakovic 1 , Gianfranco Balboni 2 , Lucia Negri 1 , Roberta 

Lattanzi 1 , 1 ”Sapienza” Univ. of Rome, Rome, Italy, 2 Univ. of Cagliari, 

Cagliari, Italy 

PT 318 SECONDARY INFLAMMATORY HYPERALGESIA 

INCREASES SPINAL NEURONAL ACTIVATION TO A-NOCICEPTOR, 

BUT NOT C-NOCICEPTOR INPUT Meng-Tzu Hsieh, Joyce Mendes- 

Gomes, Lucy F. Donaldson, Bridget M. Lumb, Univ. of Bristol, Bristol, 

UK 

PT 319 EXPRESSION OF NR2B IN THE SPINAL CORD FOLLOWING 

PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURY IN RATS Youngkyung Kim 1 , Hwi-young 

Cho 1 , Junesun Kim 2 , Young Wook Yoon 1 , 1 Korea Univ., Coll. of Med., 

Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South), 2 Korea Unversity, Coll. of Health 

Sncs., Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South) 

PT 320 ANALGESIC EFFECT OF APELIN AND STRUCTURAL 

ANALOGS ON PAIN MODULATION Mylene Lafrance 1 , Alexandre 

Murza 1 , Élie Besserer-Offroy 1 , Sabrina Bosse 1 , Nicolas Beaudet 1 , 

Richard Leduc 1 , Thomas Stroh 2 , Éric Marsault 1 , Philippe Sarret 1 , 1 Univ. 

of Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada, 2 Montreal Neurological Inst. and 

Hosp., McGill Univ., Sherbrooke, Canada 

PT 321 OPTICAL CONTROL OF PAIN TRANSMISSION USING A 

PHOTOSWITCHABLE ION CHANNEL BLOCKER Yves Le Feuvre1 , 

Alexandre Mourot2 , Timm Fehrentz2 , Caleb M. Smith2 , Christian 

Herold2 , Deniz Dalkara2 , Frédéric Nagy1 , Dirk Trauner3 , Richard H. 

Kramer2 , 1UMR5297 CNRS & Univ. of Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France, 

2 3 Univ. of California Berkeley, Berkeley, USA, Univ. of Munich, Munich, 

Germany 

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PT 322 N-TYPE CALCIUM CHANNEL ACTIVITY PLAYS A CRITICAL 

ROLE IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN STATES MEDIATED BY INJURY- 

INDUCED CALCIUM CHANNEL alpha-2-delta-1 SUBUNIT UP- 

REGULATION Z. David Luo 1 , Eric Chang 1 , Xiaoguang Chen 1 , Chun-Yi 

Zhou 2 , 1 Univ. of California Irvine Medical Ctr., Orange, USA, 2 Univ. of 

California Irvine, Irvine, USA 

PT 323 NEURAL SUBSTRATE OF THE ANXIETY-BEHAVIOUR IN 

A RAT MODEL OF TRAUMATIC PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURY: 

INVOLVEMENT OF THE CENTRAL AMYGDALA Amparo Novejarque, 

Charlotte J. Spicer, Tim Pheby, Wenlong Huang, Andrew S. C. Rice, 

Imperial Coll. London, London, UK 

PT 324 THE TWO-PORE DOMAIN POTASSIUM CHANNEL TREK2 

IS INVOLVED IN MECHANICAL NOCICEPTION AND THERMAL 

PERCEPTION Vanessa Pereira 1 , Jacques Noel 2 , Maïly Devilliers 1 , 

Alain Eschalier 1 , Jérôme Busserolles 1 , 1 Inserm U1107, Clermont- 

Ferrand, France, 2 CNRS U6097, Valbonne, France 

PT 325 CAPTURING HABENULA ACTIVATION AND CONNECTIVITY 

IN PAIN PROCESSES Leslie Shelton 1 , Gautam Pendse 2 , Nasim 

Maleki 3 , Eric Moulton 2 , Alyssa Lebel 3 , Lino Becerra 4 , David Borsook 5 , 

1 Children’s Hosp. Boston, Harvard Medical Sch., Boston, USA, 

2 McLean Hosp., Harvard Medical Sch., Belmont, USA, 3 Children’s 

Hosp. Boston, Harvard Medical Sch., Waltham, USA, 4 Children’s 

Hosp. Boston, McLean Hosp., Massachusetts General Hosp., Harvard 

Medical Sch., Watham, USA, 5 Children’s Hosp. Boston, McLean Hosp., 

Massachusetts General Hosp., Harvard Medical Sch., Belmont, USA 

PT 326 HISTAMINE-DEPENDENT AND -INDEPENDENT ITCH: 

CROSS-SENSITIZATION AND PARTIAL INVOLVEMENT OF SP AND 

GRP Tasuku Akiyama, Mitsutoshi Tominaga, Auva Davoodi, Masaki 

Nagamine, Kevin Blansit, Alexander Horwitz, Mirela Iodi Carstens, Earl 

Carstens, UC Davis, Davis, USA 

PT 327 μOR AND GROUP III MGLUR8 CO-LOCALIZE ON DORSAL 

ROOT GANGLION CELLS Alyssa L. Baker, Susan M. Carlton, Univ. of 

Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, USA 

PT 328 THE ITCHING LINE: SELECTIVE SILENCING OF PRIMARY 

AFFERENTS REVEALS TWO DISTINCT ITCH-SPECIFIC SENSORY 

LINES David P. Roberson 1 , Seog Bae Oh 2 , Bo Duan 3 , Bruce P. Bean 4 , 

Qiufu Ma 3 , Alexander M. Binshtok 5 , Clifford J. Woolf 1 , 1 Children’s Hosp. 

and Harvard Medical Sch., Boston, USA, 2 Sch. of Dentistry, Seoul 

Nat’l. Univ., Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South), 3 Dana-Farber Cancer 

Inst. and Harvard Medical Sch., Boston, USA, 4 Harvard Medical Sch., 

Boston, USA, 5 The Hebrew Univ. Medical Sch., Jerusalem, Israel 

PT 329 NERVE BLOCKADE USING CAPSAICIN AND LOCAL 

ANESTHETIC REDUCES PAIN BEHAVIORS CAUSED BY PLANTAR 

INCISION Timothy J. Brennan, Preeyaphan Arunakul, Univ. of Iowa, 

Iowa City, USA 

PT 330 BRADYKININ SENSITIZES THE TRANSIENTRECEPTOR 

POTENTIAL VANILLOID 4 (TRPV4) TO CAUSE NOCICEPTION 

IN MICE: INFLUENCE ON PACLITAXEL-INDUCED PERIPHERAL 

NEUROPATHY Robson da Costa, Marianne N. Manjavachi, João B. 

Calixto, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil 

PT 331 CYSTITIS ALTERS TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR 

EXPRESSION IN BLADDER PRIMARY AFFERENTS Jennifer J. 

DeBerry, Brian M. Davis, Univ. of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA 

PT 332 REDUCED CONDUCTION FAILURE OF THE MAIN AXON 

OF POLYMODAL NOCICEPTIVE C-FIBERS CONTRIBUTES TO 

PAINFUL DIABETIC NEUROPATHY IN RATS Wei Sun 1 , Bei Miao 1 , 

Xiu-Chao Wang 1 , Jian-Hong Duan 1 , Wen-Ting Wang 1 , Fang Kuang 1 , 

Rou-Gang Xie 1 , Jun-Ling Xing 1 , Hui Xu 1 , Xue-Jun Song 2 , Ceng Luo 1 , 

San-Jue Hu 1 , 1 Fourth Military Medical Univ., Xi’an, China, 2 Parker Univ. 

Research Inst., Dallas, USA 

PT 333 PERCEPTUAL VARIATIONS BETWEEN DIFFERENT SKIN 

SITES DURING ELECTROCUTANEOUS STIMULATION Ken Steffen 

Frahm, Carsten D. Mñrch, Ole K. Andersen, Ctr. for Sensory-Motor 

Interaction, Aalborg, Denmark

PT 334 A LOW THRESHOLD VOLTAGE GATED CALCIUM 

CHANNEL FOR LOW THRESHOLD MECHANOSENSORY 

NEURONS Amaury François 1 , Niklas Schuetter 2 , Juan Sanguesa 1 , 

Anne Pizzoccaro 1 , Wood Wood 3 , Joel Nargeot 1 , Olaf Pongs 2 , 

Emmanuel Bourinet 1 , 1 IGF CNRS UMR5203, Montpellier, France, 

2 ZMNH, Hamburg, Germany, 3 UCL, London, UK 

PT 335 RESPONSES TO MECHANICAL AND CHEMICAL STIMULI 

IN AN IN VITRO MODEL FOR NOCICEPTIVE NEURITES AND 

KERATINOCYTES IN CO-CULTURE Christian Gorzelanny 1 , Leslie 

Ponce 2 , Andreas Klusch 1 , Andreas Holloschi 2 , Stefan W. Schneider 1 , 

Mathias Hafner 2 , Martin Schmelz 1 , Marlen Petersen 1 , 1 Univ. Heidelberg, 

Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany, 2 Inst. Molecular Cell Biology, 

Hochschule Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany 

PT 336 GROUP III mGluR ACTIVATION INHIBITS FORSKOLIN- 

INDUCED PROTEIN KINASE A ACTIVATION Rosann M. Govea, 

Shengtai Zhou, Susan M. Carlton, Univ. of Texas Medical Branch, 

Galveston, USA 

PT 337 DEFICIENCY IN SPHINGOSINE KINASE 2 CHANGES 

PERIPHERAL PAIN PERCEPTION AND NEUROCHEMICAL 

CHARACTERISTICS OF MURINE DORSAL ROOT GANGLION 

NEURONS Rainer V. Haberberger 1 , Sunil Tam Tam 1 , Zanthia Kwok 1 , 

Ian L. Gibbins 1 , Xin-Fu Zhou 1 , Stuart Pitson 2 , Michaela Kress 3 , 1 Flinders 

Univ., Adelaide, Australia, 2 SA Pathology, Adelaide, Australia, 3 Medical 

Univ., Innsbruck, Austria 

PT 338 MODULATION OF AXONAL EXCITABILITY DURING BURST 

DISCHARGE: C-FIBER CLASS SPECIFIC DIFFERENCES AND 

MODULATION BY NGF Michael Hirth 1 , Fiona Werland 1 , Elmar Forsch 1 , 

Anja Bistron 1 , Brian Turnquist 2 , Roman Rukwied 1 , Matthias Ringkamp 3 , 

Otilia Obreja 1 , Martin T. Schmelz 1 , 1 Univ. of Heidelberg, Mannheim, 

Germany, 2 Bethel Univ., Salt Lake, USA, 3 Johns Hopkins Sch. of Med., 

Baltimore, USA 

PT 339 SYSTEMIC AND LOCAL METFORMIN TREATMENT 

DECREASED THE THERMAL SENSITIVITY OF NOCICEPTORS Lisa 

J. James 1 , Steve P. Hunt 2 , Bridget M. Lumb 1 , Lucy F. Donaldson 1 , 1 Univ. 

of Bristol, Bristol, UK, 2 Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PT 340 PROLONGED INHIBITION OF PAIN PERCEPTION AFTER 

REPETITIVE SELECTIVE STIMULATION OF A-DELTA FIBERS 

Francesca Mazzola 1 , Matteo F. Lauriola 2 , Anna Sbicego 1 , Alice Maier 1 , 

Francesca Magrinelli 1 , Maria L. Praitano 2 , Antonio Fiaschi 1 , Giampietro 

Zanette 2 , Stefano Tamburin 1 , 1 Univ. of Verona, Verona, Italy, 2 Pederzoli 

Hosp., Peschiera del Garda, Italy 

PT 341 HEAT SENSITIZATION PROPERTIES DIFFER BETWEEN 

TWO CLASSES OF UNMYELINATED, POLYMODAL NOCICEPTORS 

Richard A. Meyer, Jasenka Borzan, Timothy V. Hartke, Matthias 

Ringkamp, Johns Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, USA 

PT 342 EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX PROTEOGLYCAN PLAYS 

A PIVOTAL ROLE IN SENSITIZATION BY LOW PH OF 

MECHANOSENSITVE CURRENTS IN NOCICEPTIVE DORSAL 

ROOT GANGLION NEURONS Asako Kubo 1 , Kimiaki Katanosaka 1 , 

Kazue Mizumura 2 , 1 Nagoya Univ., Research Inst. of Environmental 

Med., Nagoya, Japan, 2 Coll. of Life and Health Sncs., Chubu Univ., 

Kasugai, Japan 

PT 343 COMBINED EFFECTS OF LOW PH AND PGE2 IN 

HUMAN NOCICEPTORS Barbara Namer 1 , Kristin Ørstavik 2 , Inge P. 

Kleggetveit 2 , Roland Schmidt 3 , Ellen Jørum 2 , Martin Schmelz 4 , 1 Univ. 

of Erlangen, Erlangen, Germany, 2 RiksHosp.et, Oslo, Norway, 3 Univ. of 

Uppsala, Uppsala, Sweden, 4 Univ. of Heidelberg, Mannheim, Germany 

PT 344 MAMMALIAN TARGET OF RAPAMYCIN (mTOR) 

REGULATES THE HOMEOSTATIC FUNCTION OF SUBSETS OF 

PRIMARY AFFERENTS. Ilona Obara, Stephen P. Hunt, Univ. Coll. 

London, Lonon, UK 

PT 345 THE NOCICEPTION INDUCED BY P2X3 RECEPTORS 

ACTIVATION IS MEDIATED BY TRPA1, 5-HT1A AND 5-HT3 

RECEPTORS Maria C. G. Oliveira-Fusaro 1 , Suzy Krimon 2 , Dioneia 

Araldi 2 , Claudia Tambeli 2 , Carlos A. Parada 2 , 1 State Univ. of Campinas 

- Sch. of Applied Sncs., Limeira, Brazil, 2 State Univ. of Campinas, 

Campinas, Brazil 


PT 346 INVOLVEMENT OF NONPEPTIDERGIC C FIBERS IN 

INFLAMMATORY HYPERNOCICEPTION IN MICE Larissa G. Pinto 1 , 

Guilherme R. de Souza 1 , Alexandre H. P. Lopes 1 , Michel D. Santos 2 , 

Fernando Q. Cunha 1 , Thiago M. Cunha 1 , Sergio H. Ferreira 1 , 1 Sch. of 

Med. Ribeirao Preto, Univ. of Sao Paulo, Ribeirao Preto, Brazil, 2 Sch. 

of Phamaceutical Sncs. of Ribeirao Preto, Univ. of Sao Paulo, Ribeirao 

Preto, Brazil 

PT 347 CHANGES IN ACTIVITY-DEPENDENT SLOWING AFTER 

AXOTOMY: ROLE OF HCN CHANNEL CURRENTS (Ih) Irene Mazo, 

Ivan Rivera-Arconada, Carolina Roza, Universidad de Alcala, Alcala de 

Henares, Spain 

PT 348 NA V 1.8 EXPRESSION IS NOT RESTRICTED TO 

NOCICEPTORS IN MOUSE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM 

Shannon D. Shields 1 , Hye-Sook Ahn 1 , Yang Yang 1 , Chongyang Han 1 , 

Rebecca P. Seal 2 , John N. Wood 3 , Stephen G. Waxman 1 , Sulayman 

D. Dib-Hajj 1 , 1 Yale Univ., West Haven, USA, 2 Univ. of Pittsburgh, 

Pittsburgh, USA, 3 Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PT 349 ACTIVITY DEPENDENT SLOWING (ADS) IS RELATED 

TO SOMATIC ACTION POTENTIAL SHAPE AND IB4-BINDING IN 

RAT C-FIBRE AFFERENT NEURONS Roger H. Watkins, Lucy F. 

Donaldson, Sally N. Lawson, Univ. of Bristol, Bristol, UK 

PT 350 COMPARISON OF THE ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL 

CHARACTERISTICS OF THERMOSENSITIVE PRIMARY SENSORY 

NEURONS IN RATS Junichi Yagi 1 , Yasushi Kobayashi 2 , Yukari Ohki 1 , 

Naoki Hirai 1 , 1 Kyorin Univ. Sch. of Med., Tokyo, Japan, 2 Nat’l. Defense 

Medical Coll., Saitama, Japan 

PT 351 THE INTERACTION BETWEEN PAIN HABITUATION, 

SENSITIZATION, AND SPATIAL SUMMATION Ruth Defrin 1 , Amiram 

Dror 1 , Irit Weissman-Fogel 2 , 1 Tel-Aviv Univ., Tel Aviv, Israel, 2 Univ. of 

Haifa, Haifa, Israel 

PT 352 PAIN PERCEPTION AMONG TRIATHLETES Nirit Geva, Ruth 

Defrin, Tel-Aviv Univ., Tel-Aviv, Israel 

PT 353 IS THE ANALGESIC EFFECT OF CROSSING THE ARMS 

MEDIATED BY THE PARIETAL CORTEX? Ellen E. Jansen 1 , 

Marie-Dominique Gazagnes 2 , Chiara Mabiglia 2 , Luisa Divano 2 , 

Gian Domenico Iannetti 3 , André Mouraux 4 , Samar M. Hatem 2 , 1 Vrije 

Universiteit Brussel, Brussels, Belgium, 2 CHU Brugmann, Brussels, 

Belgium, 3 Univ. Coll. London, London, UK, 4 Université Catholique de 

Louvain, Brussels, Belgium 

PT 354 PERCEIVED THERMAL QUALITIES OF THE THERMAL 

GRILL VARY BETWEEN FACIAL REGIONS AND BETWEEN 

INDIVIDUALS Judith P. Hunter, Vanessa Ieraci, Jonathan Dostrovsky, 

Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

PT 355 FACIAL PAIN DISPLAYS IN DIFFERENT SOCIAL 

SITUATIONS: DOES IT MATTER WHO IS WATCHING? Anna J. 

Karmann, Stefan Lautenbacher, Florian Bauer, Miriam Kunz, Univ. of 

Bamberg, Bamberg, Germany 

PT 356 CAPTURING THERMAL TEMPORAL SUMMATION USING A 

NOVEL INDIVIDUALIZED PROTOCOL AND CHARACTERIZATION 

OF THE SHAPES OF TEMPORAL SUMMATION CURVES Jiang-Ti 

Kong, Epifanio Bagarinao, Richard Olshen, Sean Mackey, Stanford 

Hosp. and Clinics, Palo Alto, USA 

PT 357 DYNAMIC MECHANICAL ALLODYNIA: THE ROLE OF 

UNMYELINATED TACTILE (CT) AFFERENTS Line S. Löken, Eugene 

Duff, Irene Tracey, Univ. of Oxford, Oxford, UK 

PT 358 RELIABILITY OF CONTACT AND RADIANT HEAT PAIN 

THRESHOLDS Carsten D. Mørch, Anne T. Andersen, Mike T. 

Hagelskær, Lasse Sohrt-Petersen, Steffen Frahm, Ole K. Andersen, 

Lars Arendt-Nielsen, Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark 

PT 359 SOCIAL MODULATION OF PAIN: EVIDENCE THAT SOCIAL 

STRESS BLOCKS EMPATHY Loren J. Martin 1 , Georgia A. Hathaway 1 , 

Sara Mirali 1 , Robert M. Sapolsky 2 , Daniel J. Levitin 1 , Jeffrey S. Mogil 1 , 

1 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada, 2 Stanford Univ., Stanford, USA 

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PT 360 THE INFLUENCE OF WORKING MEMORY TASK TO 

EXPERIMENTAL HEAT PAIN Aya Nakae 1 , Kaori Endo 2 , Teruko 

Sakurai 1 , Masahiko Shibata 1 , Mariko Osaka 2 , Takashi Mashimo 1 , 

1 Osaka Univ. Graduate Sch. of Med., Suita, Japan, 2 Osaka Univ. 

Graduate Sch. of Human Snc., Suita, Japan 

PT 361 INFLUENCE OF PAIN CATASTROPHIZING AND 

PERSONALITY TRAITS ON MEMORY OF ACUTE PAIN 

EXPERIENCE IN HEALTHY YOUNG ADULTS Ranjith W. Pallegama 1 , 

Sajjiv Ariyasinghe 1 , Eranthi D. Perera 1 , Rolf D. Treede 2 , 1 Univ. of 

Peradeniya, Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, 2 Universitát Heidelberg, Mannheim, 

Germany 

PT 362 NOXIOUS STIMULATION DISTORTS OUR PERCEPTION OF 

THE ENVIRONMENT IN A BEHAVIOURALLY SPECIFIC MANNER 

Abby Tabor 1 , Mark Catley 1 , Michael Thacker 2 , Simon C. Gandevia 3 , G. 

Lorimer Moseley 1 , 1 Univ. of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia, 2 King’s 

Coll. London, London, UK, 3 NeuroSnc. Research Australia, Sydney, 

Australia 

PT 363 EFFECTS OF CHANGES IN MEAN BODY TEMPERATURE 

ON NORMAL AND PARADOXICAL PAIN Pascal Alfonsi 1 , Frederic 

Adam 2 , Didier Bouhassira 3 , 1 Hopital Cochin, AP-HP, Paris, France, 

2 INSERM U-987, Université Versailles-Saint-Quentin, CHU Ambroise 

Paré, AP-HP, Boulogne Billancourt, France, 3 INSERM U-987, Université 

Versailles-Saint-Quentin, CHU Ambroise Paré, AP-HP, Boulogne- 


PT 364 EFFECTS OF NERVE REPELLENT FACTORS IN THE 

ENDOMETRIOSIS DISEASE Claudia Arellano Estrada, Maria L. 

Barcena de Arellano, Achim Schneider, Sylvia Mechsner, Klinik fuer 

Gynaekologie mit Hochschulambulanz Charite-Universitaetsmedizin, 

Berlin, Germany 

PT 365 A STUDY OF COELIAC GANGLIA IN CADAVERS Pritha 

Sanjoy Bhuiyan 1 , Sanjoy Mihir Bhuiyan 2 , Aniruddha Sanjoy Bhuiyan 3 , 

1 Seth GS Medical Coll., Mumbai, India, 2 PD Hinduja Nat’l. Hosp. and 

Research Ctr., Mumbai, India, 3 Adichunchanagiri Hosp. and Research 

Ctr., Mumbai, India 

PT 366 CHRONIC VISCERAL HYPERSENSITIVITY IN THE COLON 

IRRITATION RAT MODEL IS A SYMPATHETICALLY-MEDIATED 

PAIN Daniel W. Gil 1 , Jing Wang 2 , Chunping Gu 2 , Sara Cabrera 3 , John 

E. Donello 3 , Elie D. Al-Chaer 2 , 1 Allergan, Inc, Irvine, USA, 2 Univ. of 

Arkansas for Medical Sncs., Little Rock, USA, 3 Allergan, Inc., Irvine, 

USA 

PT 367 CENTRAL REPRESENTATION OF MUSCLE SYMPATHETIC 

NERVE ACTIVITY DURING BAROREFLEX STIMULATION – A 

MICRONEUROGRAPHY AND PET STUDY Heidrun H. Kraemer 1 , 

Stephan-Johann Ament 2 , Markus Breimhorst 2 , Katharina Schmieg 3 , 

Corina Enders 2 , Hans-Georg Buchholz 2 , Matthias Schreckenberger 2 , 

Frank Birklein 2 , 1 Univ. of Giessen, Giessen, Germany, 2 Univ. Medical 

Ctr. Mainz, Mainz, Germany, 3 Univ. Medical Ctr. Mainz, Mainz, Georgia 

PT 368 TOUCH INHIBITS NOXIOUS HEAT-INDUCED AUTONOMIC 

RESPONSES IN CONSCIOUS HUMANS INDEPENDENT OF 

PERCEPTION AND RECOGNITION Nobuhiro Watanabe 1 , Shogo 

Miyazaki 2 , Yoshito Mukaino 3 , Harumi Hotta 1 , 1 Tokyo Metropolitan Inst. 

of Gerontology, Tokyo, Japan, 2 Teikyo Heisei Univ., Tokyo, Japan, 

3 Fukuoka Univ., Fukuoka, Japan 

PT 371 TREATMENT OUTCOMES IN AN OUTPATIENT 

CANCER PAIN CLINIC Jiranart Sriworamart1 , Sarinra Thongmee1 , 

Nusara Prasertsri2 , 1Sappasithiprasong Hosp., Muang, Thailand, 

2Borommarajonnani Coll. of Nursing Sappasithiprasong, Muang, 

Thailand 

PT 372 PERIPHERAL NERVE FIELD STIMULATOR FOR 

INTRACTABLE NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN CANCER PATIENTS – A 

CASE SERIES Sushma Bhatnagar 1 , Gaurav Goyal 2 , S. V. S. Deo 3 , 

Seema Mishra 3 , 1 All India Inst. of Medical Sncs., New Delhi, India, 

2 AIIMS, New Delhi, India, 3 IRCH,AIIMS, New Delhi, India 

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PT 373 EUROPEAN OPEN-LABEL MULTICENTRE STUDY IN 

PATIENTS WITH BREAKTHROUGH CANCER PAIN (BTcP) 

TREATED WITH FENTANYL BUCCAL TABLET: THE PATIENTS’ 

ASSESSMENTS Ulrich R. Kleeberg 1 , Andrew Davies 2 , Jerzy Jarosz 3 , 

Sebastiano Mercadante 4 , Tony O’Brien 5 , Philippe Poulain 6 , Jaine Sanz 

Ortiz 7 , Helene Schneid 8 , 1 Hámatologisch-Onkologische Praxis Altona 

(HOPA), Hamburg, Germany, 2 Royal Surrey County Hosp. NHS Fdn. 

Trust, Guildford, UK, 3 The Maria Sklodowska-Curie Memorial, Warsaw, 

Poland, 4 La Maddacena Cancer Ctr., Palermo, Italy, 5 Marymount 

Hospice, Cork, Ireland, 6 Institut Claudius Regaud, Toulouse, France, 

7 Hosp. Universitat Marquæs de Valdecilla, Santander, Spain, 8 Cephalon 

EU, Maisons-Alfort, France 

PT 374 THE ROLE OF INTERVENTIONAL PAIN TREATMENT IN 

ADVANCED CANCER PAIN PATIENT Seiji Hattori 1 , Junko Takarada 2 , 

Miyuki Yokota 2 , 1 Cancer Inst. Hosp. of JFCR, Tokyho, Japan, 2 Cancer 

Inst. Hosp. of JFCR, Tokyo, Japan 

PT 375 TRANSLATING RESEARCH INTO PRACTICE: 

DESCRIPTION AND USER PERCEPTIONS OF A MULTIFACTED 

INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE CANCER PAIN IN OLDER ADULTS 

IN HOSPICES Keela A. Herr 1 , Marita Titler 2 , Sara Sanders 1 , Perry G. 

Fine 3 , John Swegle 4 , Chris Forcucci 1 , 1 The Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City, 

USA, 2 Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA, 3 Univ. of Utah, Salt Lake City, 

USA, 4 Coll. of Pharmacy, Univ. of Iowa, Mason City, USA 

PT 376 A SUBGROUP-ANALYSIS TO ASSESS THE EFFICACY AND 

SAFETY OF OXYCODONE/NALOXONE PROLONGED-RELEASE 

TABLETS (OXN PR) FOLLOWING A DIRECT SWITCH FROM 

DIFFERENT OPIOIDS Wojciech Leppert 1 , Wolfram Kremers 2 , Bjoern 

Bosse 2 , Hopp Hopp 2 , Petra Leyendecker 2 , 1 Poznan Univ. of Medical 

Snc., Poznan, Poland, 2 Mundipharma Research GmbH & Co. KG, 

Limburg, Germany 

PT 377 A PLURIDISCIPLINAR MEETING FOCUSED ON INVASIVE 

TREATMENTS OF CANCER BONE PAIN: HOW TO INTEGRATE 

THOSE NEW APPROACHES IN MANAGEMENT OF PAIN Marion 

Lozach-Brugirard 1 , Sophie Laurent 1 , Frederic Deschamps 1 , Cécile 

Le Pechoux 1 , Gilles Missenard 2 , Pierre Blanchard 1 , Steve Heymann 1 , 

Charles Court 3 , Renaud Mazeron 1 , Christian Le Marec 1 , 1 Institut 

Gustave Roussy, Villejuif, France, 2 Clinique Arago, Paris, France, 

3 Hopital Kremlin Bicetre, Le Kremlin Bicetre, France 

PT 378 INNOVATIVE PLACEMENT OF AN INTRATHECAL PUMP 

IN A PATIENT WITH LIMITED BODY SURFACE AREA Louise M. 

Malysh1 , William N. McDonald1 , Michael Boyd2 , Pippa H. Hawley3 , 

Sabine Hyman1 , 1Providence Health Care, Vancouver, Canada, 

2 3 Vancover General Hosp., Vancouver, Canada, BC Cancer Agency, 

Vancouver, Canada 

PT 381 ROLE OF SPINAL P2X7 RECEPTOR IN THE 

DEVELOPMENT OF BONE CANCER PAIN IN RATS Yang Yan, Li 

Ting Ting, Zhang Yu Qiu, Inst. of Neurobiology, Fudan Univ., Shanghai, 

China 

PT 382 REPLICATION OF OPIOID RESPONSE PHENOTYPE 

DEFINITION BY PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS FROM 2 

SEPARATE OPIOID STUDIES Joanne Droney 1 , Ruth A. Branford 2 , Joy 

R. Ross 1 , Hiroe Sato 3 , Sophy Gretton 1 , William O. Cookson 3 , Michael 

Thick 3 , Athol U. Wells 4 , Julia Riley 1 , 1 Royal Marsden NHS Fdn. Trust, 

Imperial Coll., London, UK, 2 St Josephs Hospice, Imperial Coll., Royal 

Marsden NHS Fdn. Trust, London, UK, 3 Imperial Coll., London, UK, 

4 Royal Brompton NHS Fdn. Trust, Imperial Coll., London, UK 

PT 383 EFFICACY AND INTAKE FREQUENCY OF IMMEDIATE- 

RELEASE HYDROMORPHONE VS. ORAL TRANSMUCOSAL 

FENTANYL CITRATE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 

BREAKTHROUGH CANCER PAIN IN PALLIATIVE CARE PATIENTS 

Katri Elina Clemens, Markus Faust, Robert Janker Klinik, Bonn, 

Germany

PT 384 PAN-EUROPEAN PHASE IV OPEN-LABEL MULTICENTRE 

STUDY IN OPIOID-TOLERANT PATIENTS WITH BREAKTHROUGH 

CANCER PAIN (BTcP) TREATED WITH FENTANYL BUCCAL 

TABLET (FBT) Sebastiano Mercadante 1 , Andrew Davies 2 , Jerzy 

Jarosz 3 , Ulrich R. Kleeberg 4 , Tony O’Brien 5 , Philippe Poulain 6 , Jaine 

Sanz Ortiz 7 , Helene Schneid 8 , 1 La Maddacena Cancer Ctr., Palermo, 

Italy, 2 Royal Surrey County Hosp. NHS Fdn. Trust, Guildford, UK, 3 The 

Maria Sklodowska-Curie Memorial, Warsaw, Poland, 4 Hámatologisch- 

Onkologische Praxis Altona (HOPA), Hamburg, Germany, 5 Marymount 

Hospice, Cork, Ireland, 6 Institut Claudius Regaud, Toulouse, France, 

7 Hosp. Universitat Marquæs de Valdecilla, Santander, Spain, 

8 Cephalon, Maisons-Alfort, France 

PT 385 CHEMICAL COMPATIBILITY/STABILITY OF 

HYDROMORPHONE WITH COMMONLY USED SUPPORTIVE 

DRUG COMBINATIONS ADMINISTERED BY CONTINUOUS 

SUBCUTANEOUS INFUSIONS FOR END OF LIFE CARE Andrew 

Dickman 1 , Heather Kean 2 , Diane Rigge 2 , John Ellershaw 3 , Phil Weir 2 , 

1 Blackpool Teaching Hosp.s NHS Fdn. Trust, Blackpool, UK, 2 Stepping 

Hill Hosp., Stockport, UK, 3 Univ. of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK 

PT 386 ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PLASMA CONCENTRATIONS 

OF MORPHINE AND ITS METABOLITES, RENAL FUNCTION AND 

SYMPTOMS IN CANCER PATIENTS Staffan Lundström 1 , Geana P. 

Kurita 2 , Per Sjøgren 2 , Ola Ekholm 3 , Lona Christrup 4 , Andrew Davies 5 , 

Ola Dale 6 , Stein Kaasa 6 , Pål Klepstad 6 , 1 Karolinska Inst., Stockholm, 

Sweden, 2 RigsHosp.et Copenhagen Univ. Hosp., Copenhagen, 

Denmark, 3 Univ. of Southern Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark, 4 Univ. 

of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark, 5 Royal Surrey County Hosp., 

Guildford, UK, 6 Norwegian Univ. of Snc. and Tech, Trondheim, Norway 

PT 387 EFFICACY OF ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE (HOMOEOPATHY) 

FOR THE RELIEF OF CANCER PAIN – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY 

Farokh J. Master, Homoeopathic Health Ctr., Mumbai, India 

PT 388 THE EFFECT OF THE BARICITY OF INTRATHECAL 

ANALGESIC SOLUTION FOR CANCER PAIN MANAGEMENT 

Ritsuko Masuda 1 , Hajime Yamazaki 2 , Junko Ajimi 2 , Toshiyasu Suzuki 2 , 

1 Tokai Univ. Tokyo Hosp., Yoyogi, Shibuyaku, Tokyo, Japan, 2 Tokai 

Univ., Shimokasuya, Isehara, Kanagawa, Japan 

PT 389 PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY TO ASSESS THE RISK 

OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN CANCER PATIENTS BEING TREATED 

WITH OPIOID ANALGESICS FOR SEVERE CANCER PAIN Osama 

Alabdulhadi 1 , Michael Mitchell 2 , Dwight E. Moulin 2 , 1 Dhahran Health 

Ctr., Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, 2 Western Univ., London, Canada 

PT 390 EPIDURAL ANALGESIA FOR TWO SEVERE END-STAGE 

CANCER PAIN PATIENTS Tuan Anh Nguyen, Univ. Medical Ctr., 

Hochiminh City, Viet Nam 

PT 391 OPIOIDS, ITS EFFECT ON SLEEP AND DAILY ACTIVITIES 

Natsuko Nozaki-Taguchi, Shiroh Ishono, Chiba Univ. Hosp., Chiba, 

Japan 

PT 392 EFFECT OF CYP2B6 GENETIC VARIABILITY ON 

PHARMACOKINETICS AND IN VITRO METABOLISM OF 

KETAMINE: A STUDY IN CHRONIC CANCER PAIN PATIENTS AND 

HUMAN LIVER MICROSOMES Andrew A. Somogyi 1 , Yibai Li 1 , Janet 

K. Coller 1 , Janet Hardy 2 , Mark R. Hutchinson 1 , David Currow 3 , 1 Univ. 

of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia, 2 Mater Health Services, Brisbane, 

Australia, 3 Flinders Univ., Adelaide, Australia 

PT 393 EPIDURAL MORPHINE/LEVOBUPIVACAINE PCA FOR 

ABDOMINAL DISTENTION IN ADVANCED CANCER PATIENTS 

WITH NO TREATMENT OPTIONS. Junko Takarada 1 , Seiji Hattori 1 , 

Hiromi Sano 2 , Miyuki Yokota 2 , 1 The Cancer Inst. Hosp. of JFCR, Tokyo, 

Japan, 2 Cancer Inst. Hosp. of JFCR, Tokyo, Japan 

PT 394 EFFECT OF NEUROLYTIC COELIAC PLEXUS BLOCK ON 

PAIN RELIEF IN PATIENTS WITH PANCREATIC MALIGNANCY 

IN BANGLADESH: A COMPARISON WITH CONVENTIONAL 

APPROACH A. K. M. Akhtaruzzaman�� 

Kumar Bhowmick, Montosh Kumar Mondal, Nezamuddin Ahmad, 

Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical Univ., Dhaka, Bangladesh 

PT 395 THE EFFECTS OF RAPAMYCIN IN A MODEL OF BONE 

CANCER PAIN Clare Doris1 , Julie McLaughlin2 , Hayley Gooding2 , 

1 2 Aquila BioMedical Ltd, Edinburgh, UK, Aquila BioMedical Ltd., 

Edinburgh, UK 


PT 396 SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF TRANSDERMAL FENTANYL 

IN OPIOID NAIVE AND PRETREATED PATIENTS Salah N. A. El- 

Tallawy 1 , Amany K. Aboelhussein 2 , Abeer A. Hassanin 2 , 1 King Saud 

Univ., Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 2 Minia Univ. Hosp., Minia, Egypt 

PT 397 ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECT OF �-CONOTOXIN MVIIA AND 

Ph�� 

Juliano Ferreira 1 , Flavia Rigo 2 , Gerusa Dalmolin 1 , Gabriela Trevisan 1 , 

1 Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, Santa Maria, Brazil, 

2 Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil 

PT 398 QX-314 SELECTIVELY REDUCES ONGOING PAIN BUT 

NOT MOVEMENT-EVOKED PAIN IN A MURINE MODEL OF 

BONE CANCER PAIN Satoshi Fuseya, Tomoyuki Kawamata, Mikito 

Kawamata, Shinshu Univ. Sch. of Med., Matsumoto, Japan 

PT 399 EVALUATION OF ANALGESIC EFFECT OF SALMON 

CALCITONIN IN REFRACTORY BONE METASTASIS PAIN AND 

REDUCING BONE COMPLICATIONS Parmanand Jain, Aparna 

Chatterjee, Tata Memorial Hosp., Mumbai, India 

PT 400 AN EVALUATION OF TASTE AND PREFERENCE FOR 

3 DIFFERENT DOSES OF SUBLINGUAL FENTANYL TABLETS 

Srinivas Nalamachu, Sam Fasbinder, Rahul Nalamasu, Int’l. Clinical 

Research Inst., Leawood, USA 

PT 401 TAPENTADOL PR IN THE TREATMENT OF CANCER PAIN 

IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: FIRST DATA Karla M. Schwenke, Beate C. 

Litzenburger, Grünenthal GmbH GD, Aachen, Germany 

PT 402 A RANDOMIZED PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL OF 

THE EFFICACY AND TOLERABILITY OF FLEXIBLY DOSED 

PREGABALIN IN THE TREATMENT OF CANCER-INDUCED 

BONE PAIN Karl-Fredrik Sjölund 1 , Ruoyong Yang 2 , Kyung-Hee Lee 3 , 

Malca Resnick 2 , 1 Karolinska Univ. Hosp., Stockholm, Sweden, 2 �� 

Inc, New York, USA, 3 Yeungnam Univ. Medical Ctr., Daegu, Korea, 

Republic of (South) 

PT 403 USE OF METHADONE IN FRENCH CANCER PATIENTS: 

EFFICACY, SAFETY AND RATIOS Erwan Treillet1 , Sophie Laurent2 , 

1 2 Hopital Lariboisiere, Paris, France, Gustave Roussy Inst., Villejuif, 

France 

PT 404 TREATMENT OF PAIN IN HEAD-AND-NECK CANCER 

PATIENTS: IS METHADONE SUPERIOR TO OTHER STRONG 

OPIOIDS? (PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A RANDOMISED 

CONTROLLED TRIAL) Marieke H. J. van den Beuken-van Everdingen, 

Jacob Patijn, Univ. Hosp. Maastricht, Maastricht, Netherlands 

PT 405 RARE ADVERSE DRUG REACTIONS IN PAIN TREATMENT 

AND PALLIATIVE CARE Jaroslaw Woron 1 , Iwona Filipczak- 

Bryniarska 1 , Katarzyna Strzepek 2 , Jerzy Wordliczek 1 , 1 Jagiellonian 

Univ. Coll. of Med., Krakow, Poland, 2 Univ. Hosp. Krakow, Krakow, 

Poland 

PT 406 ROLES OF A-TYPE POTASSIUM CHANNELS IN 

PRIMARY SENSORY NEURONS FOR BONE CANCER PAIN AND 

DICLOFENAC THERAPY IN RATS Kai-Zheng Duan 1 , Qian Xu 1 , 

Xiao-Meng Zhang 2 , Zhi-Qi Zhao 1 , Yan-Ai Mei 3 , Yu-Qiu Zhang 1 , 1 Inst. 

of Neurobiology, Shanghai, China, 2 Inst. of Neurobiology, Fudan Univ., 

Shanghai, China, 3 Sch. of Life Sncs., Shanghai, China 

PT 407 EVALUATION OF THE ANALGESIC EFFECTS OF A SINGLE 

DOSE OF THE CANNABINOID 1 RECEPTOR AGONIST AZD1940 

ON PAIN AT REST AND ON JAW MOVEMENT AFTER LOWER 

THIRD MOLAR EXTRACTION Peter Annas 1 , Hans Quiding 1 , Märta 

Segerdahl 1 , Lynn Webster 2 , Annika Reimfelt 1 , Anna Nilsson 1 , Jarkko 

Kalliomäki 1 , Rolf Karlsten 1 , 1AstraZeneca R&D, Södertälje, Sweden, 

2 Liftree Research Inc, Salt Lake City, USA 

PT 408 PRESCRIPTION OF THE CANNABINOID NABILONE IN THE 

MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC NONCANCER PAIN: AN AUDIT Pierre 

Beaulieu, Julie Desroches, Univ. of Montreal, Montreal, Canada 

PT 409 INVOLVEMENT OF THE CANNABINOID SYSTEM IN 

THE PERIPHERAL AND SPINAL ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECTS 

OF MORPHINE Julie Desroches 1 , Jean-Francois Bouchard 1 , Louis 

Gendron 2 , Pierre Beaulieu 1 , 1 Universite de Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 

2 Universite de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada 

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PT 410 THE ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECT OF CROTALPHINE 

RESULTS FROM A PERIPHERAL INTERACTION BETWEEN OPIOID 

AND CANNABINOID SYSTEMS Franciele Correa Machado 1 , Vanessa 

Olzon Zambelli 2 , Ana Carolina Oliveira Fernandes 2 , Andrea Heimann 3 , 

Yara Cury 2 , Gisele Picolo 2 , 1 Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 

2 Butantan Inst., Sao Paulo, Brazil, 3 Proteimax BioTech, Cotia, Brazil 

PT 411 CANNABIS IN THE PAIN CLINIC – REPORT ON THE USE 

OF MEDICAL CANNABIS IN OVER 800 PATIENTS IN THE PAIN 

CLINIC OF THE TEL AVIV SOURASKY MEDICAL CENTER, ISRAEL 

Haggai Sharon, Bareket Schiff-Keren, Gal Marjan, Silviu Brill, Tel Aviv 

Sourasky Medical Ctr., Tel Aviv, Israel 

PT 412 A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO 

CONTROLLED, PARALLEL ASSIGNMENT, FLEXIBLE DOSE, 

EFFICACY STUDY OF NABILONE AS ADJUVANT IN THE 

TREATMENT OF DIABETIC PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHIC PAIN 

Cory C. Toth�� 

Mehina, Alexandra Garven, Jennifer Bestard, Lawrence Korngut, Univ. 

of Calgary, Calgary, Canada 

PT 413 PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF THE ABUSE POTENTIAL 

OF CANNABINOIDS: THE CAPO STUDY Mark A. Ware 1 , Roman 

Jovey 2 , Joel Singer 3 , Mary Lynch 4 , 1 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada, 

2 CPM Ctr.s for Pain Management, Mississauga, Canada, 3 Univ. of 

British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, 4 Dalhousie Univ., Halifax, 

Canada 

PT 414 SOLVENT ACTIVATED CONTROLLED DELIVERY SYSTEMS 

OF AN OPIOID ANALGESIC REL-1041: DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, 

IN VITRO-ASSESSMENT AND STABILITY EVALUATION Meenal 

Rane, Amrita Bajaj, Najib Babul, Huai-Hung D. Kao, Relmada 

Therapeutics, Inc., Blue Bell, USA 

PT 415 ORAL SELECTIVE SMALL MOLECULE INHIBITORS OF 

THE TRKA RECEPTOR ARE DISEASE MODIFYING AND PROVIDE 

PAIN RELIEF IN A RAT RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS MODEL Karyn S. 

Bouhana, Jed Pheneger, Anna M. Gomez, Ross D. Wallace, Yutong 

Jiang, Jeongbeob Seo, Patrice A. Lee, Steven W. Andrews, Array 

Biopharma, Boulder, USA 

PT 416 A CLINICAL MICRODOSE STUDY TO EXPLORE THE 

HUMAN PHARMACOKINETICS OF 4 SELECTIVE INHIBITORS OF 

THE HUMAN Nav1.7 VOLTAGE-GATED SODIUM CHANNEL Hannah 

Jones 1 , Ian Gurrell 2 , Kevin Beaumont 1 , Daniela Fraier 2 , Alex Phipps 2 , 

Richard P. Butt 3 , Brian Marron 4 , Rob Webster 1 , Charlotte Allerton 5 , 

1 �� 2 �� 3 �� 

Cambridge, UK, 4 �� 5 �� 

PT 417 SELECTIVE INHIBITION OF NAV 1.8 SUGGESTS A ROLE 

IN PAIN PATHOPHYSIOLOGY, BUT NOT CARDIOVASCULAR 

FUNCTION Peter J. Cox 1 , Edward Stevens 1 , Elizabeth C. Payne 1 , 

Aristos Alexandrou 1 , James Turner 1 , Elisabeth Mortimer 1 , Jill V. Steidl- 

Nichols 2 , Peter D. Harris 2 , Sharan Bagal 3 , Yoshihisa Murata 3 , Brian 

Marron 4 , Christopher West 4 , Rosemarie Roeloffs 4 , Jeff Krajewski 5 , 

Doug Krafte 4 , Neil Castle 4 , Chapman Mark 4 , Richard P. Butt 1 , 1 �� 

Neusentis, Cambridge, UK, 2 �� 3 �� 

UK, 4 �� 5 �� 

PT 418 CHARACTERIZATION OF A NOVEL SUBTYPE-SELECTIVE 

INHIBITOR OF HUMAN Na v 1.7 VOLTAGE-DEPENDENT SODIUM 

CHANNELS Mark L. Chapman 1 , David Printzenhoff 1 , Zhixin Lin 1 , Sally 

Stoehr 1 , Huiqing Liu 1 , Michelle Meseke 1 , Richard P. Butt 2 , Nigel Swain 2 , 

Paul Stupple 2 , C. Elizabeth Payne 2 , Edward Stevens 2 , Chris West 1 , 

Steve Reister 1 , Brian Marron 1 , Neil Castle 1 , Douglas Krafte 1 , 1 Icagen, 

Durham, USA, 2 �� 

PT 419 DETERMINATION OF SEROLOGICAL CYTOKINE LEVELS 

IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NEUROPATHIC PAIN AND THE 

IMPACT OF INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN OR PLACEBO 

TREATMENT Alexander J. Clark 1 , John X. Pereira 2 , Paul Taenzer 2 , 

Jose Martinez 2 , Alma Hernandez-Gonzalez 2 , Cory Toth 2 , 1 Dalhousie 

Univ., Halifax, Canada, 2 Univ. of Calgary, Calgary, Canada 

PT 420 CHANGES IN QUALITY-OF-LIFE AND HEALTH STATUS 

PARAMETERS FOLLOWING TAPENTADOL PROLONGED 

RELEASE (PR) TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE, 

CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: RESULTS OF A PHASE 3B STUDY 

IN STRONG OPIOID RESPONDERS Ilona Steigerwald 1 , Michael 

Schäfer 2 , Dietmar Falke 1 , 1 Grünenthal GmbH, Aachen, Germany, 

2 Charité Univ., Campus Virchow Klinikum, Berlin, Germany 

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PT 422 A SWEDISH PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL 

MULTICENTER STUDY TO EVALUATE EFFICACY AND SAFETY IN 

PATIENTS WITH PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHIC PAIN RECEIVING 

THEIR FIRST QUTENZA TREATMENT Per Hansson 1 , Kerstin 

Magnusson 2 , Carl-Axel Persson 2 , 1 Pain Ctr., Section of Neuropathic 

Pain, Stockholm, Sweden, 2 Astellas Pharma A/S, Copenhagen, 

Denmark 

PT 423 THE EFFECTS OF MANNOSE-6-PHOSPHATE ON NERVE 

REGENERATION IN THY-1-YFP-H MICE Adam J. Harding 1 , Claire 

R. Christmas 1 , Mark J. Ferguson 2 , Alison R. Loescher 1 , Peter P. 

Robinson 1 , Fiona M. Boissonade 1 , 1 �� 

2 Renovo PLC, Manchester, UK 

PT 424 PLACENTA DERIVED ADHERENT CELLS ATTENUATE PAIN 

ASSOCIATED WITH PERINEURAL INFLAMMATION IN RATS Shawn 

He 1 , Eli Eliav 2 , Jodi Gurney 1 , Amogh Joshi 1 , Joseph Gleason 1 , Junad 

Khan 2 , Vanessa Benavent 2 , Mohamed Elazhri 2 , Uri Herzberg 1 , Robert 

Hariri 1 , 1 Celgene Cellular Therapeutics, Warren, USA, 2 Univ. of Med. & 

Dentistry of New Jersey, Newark, USA 

PT 425 A NITRIC OXIDE (NO)-DONATING PREGABALIN, NCX 1404, 

REVERSES THE DEVELOPMENT OF MECHANICAL ALLODYNIA 

IN STREPTOZOTOCIN (STZ)-TREATED DIABETIC MICE Francesco 

Impagnatiello 1 , Fabrizio Vincenzi 2 , Marina Targa 2 , Nicoletta Almirante 1 , 

Katia Varani 2 , Ennio Ongini 1 , Pier Andrea Borea 2 , 1 Nicox Research 

Inst., Bresso, Milan, Italy, 2 Univ. of Ferrara, Ferrara, Italy 

PT 426 ANALGESIC AND MORPHINE-SPARING EFFECTS OF 

THE PERIPHERALLY-RESTRICTED KAPPA OPIOID AGONIST 

CR845 AFTER INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION IN WOMEN 

UNDERGOING A LAPAROSCOPIC HYSTERECTOMY James 

B. Jones 1 , Frædærique Menzaghi 1 , Stephen J. O’Connor 2 , Robert 

Spencer 2 , Derek Chalmers 1 , 1 Cara Therapeutics, Inc, Shelton, USA, 

2 Cara Therapeutics, Inc., Shelton, USA 

PT 427 EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF THE mGluR5 ANTAGONIST 

AZD2066 IN PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHIC PAIN PATIENTS 

WITH MECHANICAL HYPERSENSITIVITY (NPMH): RESULTS 

OF A PHASE IIa RANDOMISED, DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO- 

CONTROLLED STUDY Bror Jonzon 1 , Stephen Butler 1 , Rolf Karlsten 1 , 

Richard Malamut 2 , Lars Ståhle 1 , Karin Huizar 1 , Brett R. Stacey 3 , 

1 AstraZeneca, Södertälje, Sweden, 2 AstraZeneca, Wilmington, USA, 

3 Oregon Health & Snc. Univ., Portland, USA 

PT 428 EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF THE mGluR5- 

ANTAGONIST AZD9272 ON ELECTRICALLY INDUCED PAIN 

AND HYPERALGESIA IN HEALTHY HUMAN VOLUNTEERS 

Jarkko Kalliomäki, Anna Nilsson, Björn Hägglöf, Rolf Karlsten, Märta 

Segerdahl, AstraZeneca R&D Södertälje, Södertälje, Sweden 

PT 429 EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF THE mGluR5 ANTAGONIST 

AZD2066 IN PAINFUL DIABETES NEUROPATHY (PDN): RESULTS 

OF A PHASE IIa RANDOMISED, DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO- 

CONTROLLED STUDY Rolf Karlsten 1 , Richard Malamut 2 , Bror 

Jonzon 1 , Lars Ståhle 1 , Karin Huizar 1 , Charles E. Argoff 3 , 1 AstraZeneca, 

Södertälje, Sweden, 2 AstraZeneca, Wilmington, Sweden, 3 Albany 

Medical Ctr., Albany, USA 

PT 430 INTRATHECAL ADMINISTRATION OF ANTISENSE 

OLIGONUCLEOTIDES: EFFICACY IN EXPERIMENTAL MODELS 

OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC PAIN Holly B. Kordasiewicz 1 , Curt Mazur 2 , 

Edward Wancewicz 1 , Marco Giorgetti 1 , 1 Isis Pharmaceuticals, Carlsbad, 

USA, 2 Isis Pharmaceuticals, USA 

PT 431 EVALUATION OF CYT-1010, A STABILIZED ENDOMORPHIN 

1 ANALOG, IN HEALTHY MALE VOLUNTEERS WITH ADDITIONAL 

PHARMACODYNAMIC ASSESSMENT Theodore E. Maione 1 , Roger 

Fillingim 2 , Alan Copa 3 , Robert Cooper 3 , 1 Cytogel Pharma, LLC, Darien, 

USA, 2 Univ. of Florida Coll. of Dentistry, Gainesville, USA, 3 Cetero 

Research Inc., Fargo, USA

PT 432 PHARMACOKINETICS AND TOXICOLOGY PROFILE 

AFTER A BOLUS INTRATHECAL INJECTION OF THE DNA DECOY 

AYX1 Julien R. Mamet 1 , Tony L. Yaksh 2 , Shelle Malkmus 3 , Samantha 

Williams 3 , Michael Klukinov 4 , Scott Harris 1 , William K. Schmidt 5 , George 

P. Miljanich 6 , Brian Rogers 7 , Joy Cavagnaro 8 , Donald C. Manning 1 , 

David C. Yeomans 4 , 1 Adynxx, Inc, San Francisco, USA, 2 Univ. of San 

Diego California, La Jolla, USA, 3 Univ. of San Diego California, San 

Diego, USA, 4 Stanford Univ., Stanford, USA, 5 NorthStar Consulting, 

LLC, Davis, USA, 6 George P. Miljanich, Redwood City, USA, 7 �� 

BioDevelopment, LLC, San Bruno, USA, 8 AccessBIO, LC, Boyce, USA 

PT 433 CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT OF EMA401; AN ANGIOTENSIN 

II TYPE 2 (AT 2 ) RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST AS A POTENTIAL NEW 

TREATMENT FOR NEUROPATHIC PAIN. Tom D. McCarthy 1 , Nuket 

Desem 1 , Geoff Kitson 2 , Andrew S. C. Rice 3 , Bob H. Dworkin 4 , Chas 

Bountra 5 , Praveen Anand 3 , Milton Raff 6 , 1 Spinifex Pharmaceuticals, 

South Yarra, Australia, 2 Spinifex Pharmaceuticals, West Sussex, UK, 

3 Imperial Coll. London, London, UK, 4 Univ. of Rochester, Rochester, 

USA, 5 Oxford Univ., Headington, Oxford, UK, 6 Christiaan Barnard 

Memorial Hosp., Cape Town, South Africa 

PT 434 RESULTS FROM PHASE IA STUDY OF THE ANTI- 

NEUROPATHIC AGENT BL-1021 Yotam Nisemblat 1 , Kinneret 

Savitsky 1 , Leah Klapper 1 , Adam Foley-Comer 1 , Abraham Nudelman 2 , 

Ada Rephaeli 3 , Irit Gil-Ad 3 , Avi Weizman 3 , 1 BioLineRx Ltd., Jerusalem, 

Israel, 2 Bar-Ilan Univ., Ramat-Gan, Israel, 3 Tel-Aviv Univ., Petah-Tikva, 

Israel 

PT 435 A FIRST-IN-MAN STUDY OF THE SAFETY, 

PHARMACOKINETIC AND PHARMACODYNAMIC PROFILE 

OF ORALLY ADMINISTERED CR845, A NOVEL PEPTIDERGIC 

KAPPA OPIOID AGONIST FOR THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE AND 

CHRONIC PAIN AND PRURITUS Stephen J. O’Connor, Robert H. 

Spencer, James B. Jones, Derek T. Chalmers, Frederique Menzaghi, 

Cara Therapeutics, Inc., Shelton, USA 

PT 436 A PHASE 1 SINGLE AND MULTIPLE DOSE STUDY OF 

ORAL V158866, A NOVEL INHIBITOR OF FATTY ACID AMIDE 

HYDROLASE Stephen Pawsey 1 , Kirsteen Donaldson 1 , Steve 

Warrington 2 , Bola Tayo 2 , Mark Christie 1 , 1 Vernalis (R&D) Ltd, Winnersh, 

UK, 2 Hammersmith Med.s Research, London, UK 

PT 437 LONG-TERM TREATMENT WITH LOW-DOSE 

SUBCUTANEOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN AT HOME IS EFFECTIVE 

IN PATIENTS WITH LONGSTANDING COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN 

SYNDROME Helen Poole 1 , Louise Haynes 2 , Janet Burton 3 , Siraj 

Mishbah 3 , Kate MacIver 4 , Andreas Goebel 4 , 1 John Moores Univ., 

Liverpool, UK, 2 Walton Ctr. NHS Fdn. Trust, Liverpool, UK, 3 Oxford 

Radcliffe Hosp.s NHS Trust, Oxford, UK, 4 Univ. of Liverpool, Liverpool, 

UK 

PT 438 AZD2066: IN VITRO AND IN VIVO PHARMACOLOGICAL 

CHARACTERIZATION OF A NOVEL ORALLY ACTIVE AND 

SELECTIVE MGLUR5 ANTAGONIST FOR THE TREATMENT OF 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN Henrik Dahllöf 1 , Julie M. Wilson 2 , Keith Jarvie 3 , 

William L. Heaton 4 , Julie Grabell 5 , Pam Jacobson 6 , Josee Normand 7 , 

Odd-Geir Berge 1 , Patrick Raboison 1 , 1 CNS & Pain Innovative 

Med.s, AstraZeneca R&D, Södertälje, Sweden, 2 Ontario Inst. for 

Cancer Research, Toronto, Canada, 3 Ontario Ministry of Economic 

Development and Innovation, Toronto, Canada, 4 Huntsman Cancer 

Inst., Salt Lake City, USA, 5 Queen’s Univ., Kingston, Canada, 6 Cell 

Therapy Facility, Univ. of Utah, Salt Lake City, USA, 7 Ontario Cancer 

Inst., Toronto, Canada 

PT 439 EVALUATION OF THE OCCUPANCY-EFFICACY AND 

OCCUPANCY-CNS AES RELATIONSHIP OF THE mGluR5 

ANTAGONISTS AZD9272, AZD2066 AND AZD2516 Patrick 

Raboisson, Matts Kågedal, Anita Andersson, Svante Nyberg, Zolt 

Cselényi, Lars Farde, Lars Ståhle, Rolf Karlsten, Bror Jonzon, 

AstraZeneca, Södertälje, Sweden 

PT 440 FIRST HUMAN ADMINISTRATION OF THE GLIAL CELL 

LINE-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR FAMILY MEMBER 

NEUBLASTIN (ARTEMIN) TO PATIENTS WITH UNILATERAL 

SCIATICA Paul E. Rolan 1 , Kasia Sereda 2 , Eve Versage 3 , Tom Tang 3 , 

James Woodworth 3 , Kathy Heyman 1 , Ernesto Aycardi 3 , 1 Univ. of 

Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia, 2 Biogen Idec, Maidenhead, UK, 3 Biogen 

Idec, Cambridge, USA 


PT 442 EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF THE PERIPHERALLY 

RESTRICTED CANNABINOID 1 RECEPTOR AGONIST AZD1940 ON 

PAIN INDUCED BY INJECTION AND TOPICAL APPLICATION OF 

CAPSAICIN IN HEALTHY HUMAN VOLUNTEERS Märta Segerdahl, 

Peter Annas, Anna Z. Nilsson, Jarkko Kalliomäki, Bror Jonzon, Rolf 

Karlsten, AstraZeneca R&D, Södertälje, Sweden 

PT 443 TD-9855: A NOREPINEPHRINE AND SEROTONIN 

REUPTAKE INHIBITOR (NSRI), WITH FUNCTIONAL SELECTIVITY 

FOR NOREPINEPHRINE, EXHIBITS BROAD PRECLINICAL 

ANTINOCICEPTIVE ACTIVITY Jacqueline A. Smith, David L. Bourdet, 

Christina Campbell, Alexander McNamara, Noe Reyes, Fei Shen, Eric 

Stangeland, Pamela R. Tsuruda, William J. Martin, Theravance, Inc., 

South San Francisco, USA 

PT 444 SAFETY EVALUATION OF THE mGluR5 ANTAGONISTS 

AZD9272, AZD2066 AND AZD2516 IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS AND 

PATIENTS WITH NEUROPATHIC PAIN OR MAJOR DEPRESSIVE 

DISORDER Lars Ståhle, Rolf Karlsten, Bror Jonzon, Björn Eriksson, 

Matts Kågedal, Annika Dominicus, AstraZeneca, Södertälje, Sweden 

PT 445 PREVENTING NEUROPATHIC PAIN WITH ARA290: 

TISSUE PROTECTION THROUGH THE TISSUE PROTECTIVE 

RECEPTOR Maarten Swartjes 1 , Marieke Niesters 1 , Michael Brines 2 , 

Anthony Cerami 3 , Albert Dahan 1 , 1 Leiden Univ. Medical Ctr., Leiden, 

Netherlands, 2 Araim Pharmaceuticals, Ossining, USA, 3 Araim 

Pharmaceuticals, Ossining, Netherlands 

PT 446 A NANOPARTICULATE BRAIN DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR 

SHORT OPIOID PEPTIDES Bogdan I. Tamba 1 , Ionut Tudorancea 1 , 

Andrei Dondas 1 , Maria M. Leon 1 , Ostin C. Mungiu 1 , Irina M. Jaba 1 , Geta 

David 2 , 1 Univ. of Med. and Pharmacy Gr.T.Popa, Iasi, Romania, 2 Gh. 

Asachi Technical Univ. of Iasi, Iasi, Romania 

PT 447 ATTENUATION OF OXIDATIVE-NITROSATIVE STRESS 

MEDIATED INFLAMMATORY SIGNALING BY RESVERATROL 

AMELIORATES ALCOHOLIC NEUROPATHY IN RATS Vinod Tiwari, 

Kanwaljit Chopra, Panjab Univ., Chandigarh, India 

PT 448 EFFICACY OF EPADEL (COMPRISING NOT LESS 

THAN 98% EICOSAPENTAENOIC ACID ETHYL ESTER) FOR 

FIBROMYALGIA Katsuhiro Toda, Hatsukaichi Memorial Hosp., 

Hatsukaichi, Japan 

PT 449 POTENT AND SELECTIVE, ORAL SMALL MOLECULE 

INHIBITORS OF TROPOMYOSIN-RELATED RECEPTOR KINASE A 

(TRKA) FOR THE TREATMENT OF PAIN Anna Gomez Tromp, Karyn 

S. Bouhana, Yutong Jiang, Jeongbeob Seo, Ross D. Wallace, Patrice 

A. Lee, Steven W. Andrews, Array Biopharma, Inc., Boulder, USA 

PT 450 LIGAND BIAS AT THE mu-OPIOID RECEPTOR PROVIDES 

ANALGESIA WITH REDUCED CONSTIPATION AND RESPIRATORY 

DEPRESSION IN RODENTS Jonathan D. Violin, Dennis Yamashita, 

Daniel Chen, Scott M. DeWire, Dimitar B. Gotchev, Michael Koblish, 

Christopher J. LaBuda, Philip M. Pitis, Michael W. Lark, Trevena Inc., 

King of Prussia, USA 

PT 451 SPECIFIC APPROACH TO THE TREATMENT WITH 8% 

CAPSAICIN PATCH (QUTENZA) IN PATIENT WITH ALLERGY TO 

LIDOCAINE – CASE REPORT Ivan Vrba 1 , Jiri Kozak 2 , 1 Na Homolce 

Hosp., Praha, Czech Republic, 2 Univ. Hosp. Motol, Praha, Czech 

Republic 

PT 452 ANALGESIC EFFICACY OF FULRANUMAB IN PATIENTS 

WITH NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN A RANDOMIZED, PLACEBO- 

CONTROLLED, DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY Gary Romano 1 , Hao Wang 2 , 

John Ritz 3 , Margaret Fedgchin 3 , Lucille Russell 3 , Kathleen Kelly 3 , John 

Thipphawong 4 , 1 Janssen Research & Development, LLC, Springhouse, 

USA, 2 Janssen Research & Development, LLC, Spring House, USA, 

3 Janssen Research & Development, LLC, Titusville, USA, 4 Janssen 

Research & Development, LLC, Fremont, USA 

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PT 453 ANALGESIC EFFICACY OF FULRANUMAB IN PATIENTS 

WITH PAINFUL DIABETIC PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY IN A 

RANDOMIZED, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED,DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY 

Hao Wang 1 , Gary Romano 2 , Mary Ellen Frustaci 1 , Panna Sanga3, Seth 

Ness 3 , Lucille Russell 3 , Margaret Fedgchin 3 , Susan Vallow 4 , Kathleen 

Kelly 3 , John Thipphawong 5 , 1 Janssen Research & Development, LLC, 

Spring House, USA, 2 Janssen Global Services, LLC, Springhouse, 

USA, 3 Janssen Research & Development, LLC, Titusville, USA, 

4 Janssen Global Services, LLC, Titusville, USA, 5 Janssen Research & 

Development, LLC, Fremont, USA 

PT 454 A SELECTIVE ANTAGONIST OF P2X3 HOMOMERS HAS 

HIGHER IN VIVO POTENCY COMPARED TO A DUAL ANTAGONIST 

OF BOTH P2X3 HOMOMERS & P2X2/3 HETEROMERS IN A 

RAT PAIN MODEL Xiao Hong Yu, Alexandre Serrano, Michel Pare, 

Miroslaw J. Tomaszewski, Eric Grazzini, Denis Projean, Louis- 

David Cantin, Martin N. Perkins, Chang Qing Cao, Fraser McIntosh, 

AstraZeneca R&D Montreal, Montreal (St-Laurent), Canada 

PT 455 DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF A PATIENT 

CENTRED, GUIDED SELF-HELP INTERVENTION FOR CHRONIC 

ORO-FACIAL PAIN Joanna Goldthorpe, Karina Lovell, Sarah Peters, 

Linda Mcgowan, Vishal R. Aggarwal, Univ. of Manchester, Manchester, 

UK 

PT 456 EVALUATING THE IMMEDIATE EFFECTIVENESS OF 

AN OUTPATIENT PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME ON PAIN 

INTERFERENCE: OUTCOMES FROM A DISCRETE ISLAND-BASED 

CHRONIC PAIN POPULATION Alessio Agostinis, Gari Purcell-Jones, 

Chad Taylor, Rosy O’Doherty, Julia Morris, States of Jersey Health and 

Social Services, St Helier, UK 

PT 458 MECHANISMS OF ATTENTIONAL ALTERATION IN 

PERSISTENT PAIN: A COMPARISON OF ATTENTION BIAS 

MODIFICATION FOR MAINTAINED ATTENTION VERSUS INITIAL 

ORIENTING Jennifer Bowler 1 , Ian Kellar 2 , Laura Hoppitt 1 , 1 Univ. of East 

Anglia, Norwich, UK, 2 Univ. of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK 

PT 460 VISUAL ANALGESIA BY AUGMENTED REALITY: HAND 

SIZE OR CONTROL OF MOVEMENTS? Giselle Christoffersen, Laura 

Petrini, Lars Arendt-Nielsen, Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark 

PT 461 POSITIVE COGNITIVE-EMOTIONAL VARIABLES IN 

CHRONIC PAIN: INFLUENCE OF SELF-EFFICACY AND POSITIVE 

EFFECT ON FUNCTIONAL LIMITATION OF WOMEN WITH 

FIBROMYALGIA Margarita Cigarán 1 , Cecilia Peñacoba 1 , Lilian 

Velasco 2 , Mari Carmen Ecija 2 , Cecilia Magdalena de Diego 2 , Dolores 

Bedmar 1 , 1 Univ. Rey Juan Carlos, Alcorcón, Spain, 2 Rey Juan Carlos 

Univ., Alcorcón, Spain 

PT 462 SELF-CRITICAL PERFECTIONISM AFFECTS TREATMENT 

OUTCOME IN CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS Stefan Kempke 1 , Eline 

Coppens 2 , Bart Morlion 2 , Peter Van Wambeke 3 , Patrick Luyten 1 , 1 Univ. 

of Leuven, Leuven, Belgium, 2 Leuven Ctr. for Algology and Pain 

Management, Leuven, Belgium, 3 Leuven Ctr. for Algology and Pain 

Management, Leuven, Belgium 

PT 463 VISUAL STIMULI WITHIN PERIPERSONAL SPACE 

PRIORITIZE PAIN Annick L. De Paepe, Geert Crombez, Ghent Univ., 

Ghent, Belgium 

PT 464 PSYCHOLOGICAL SIMILARITIES BETWEEN DIFFERENT 

TYPES OF CHRONIC PAIN’S DYADS: COMPARING WIVES- 

HUSBANDS WITH MOTHERS-DAUGHTERS DYADS Mohsen 

Dehghani 1 , Somayyeh Mohammadi 1 , Louise Sharpe 2 , Mahmood 

Heidari 1 , Maryam Sedaghat 3 , Ali Khatibi 4 , 1 Shahid Beheshti Univ., 

Tehran, Iran, 2 Univ. of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, 3 Tehran Univ., Tehran, 

Iran, 4 Leuven Univ., Leuven, Belgium 

PT 465 COMPUTERISED MINDFULNESS-BASED COGNITIVE 

THERAPY FOR CHRONIC PAIN: PILOT INTERVENTION WITH SIX- 

MONTH FOLLOW-UP Haulie Dowd, Michael Hogan, Brian McGuire, 

Kiran Sarma, Sch. of Psychology, NUI, Galway, Ireland 

PT 466 ATTENTION IS CAPTURED MORE BY PAIN-RELATED 

INFORMATION WHEN IT IS DISTRIBUTED OVER A LARGER 

AREA Wouter Durnez 1 , Lies Notebaert 2 , Geert Crombez 1 , Stefaan 

Van Damme 1 , Jan Theeuwes 3 , 1 Ghent Univ., Ghent, Belgium, 2 Univ. of 

Western Australia, Crawley, Australia, 3 Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, 


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PT 467 CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST INTERVENTION FOR 

REDUCING OPIOID INTAKE IN CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS Eva 

Götharson, Carina Carlsson, Rikard Wicksell, Jan Persson, Karolinska 

Univ. Hosp., Huddinge, Stockholm, Sweden 

PT 468 INDUCTION OF POSITIVE EMOTIONS AS AN ADJUNC 

TO ACTIVITY PACING IN THE TREATMENT OF FIBROMYALGIA: 

PRELIMINARY FINDINGS Azucena Garcia-Palacios 1 , Yolanda 

Vizcaíno 1 , Rocío Herrero 1 , Guadalupe Molinari 1 , Diana Castilla 1 , Rosa 

Baños 2 , Cristina Botella 1 , 1 Universitat Jaume I, Castellón de la Plana, 

Spain, 2 Universidad de Valencia, Valencia, Spain 

PT 469 OPTIMISM LOWERS PAIN: EVIDENCE OF THE CAUSAL 

STATUS AND UNDERLYING MECHANISM(S) Marjolein M. Hanssen 1 , 

Madelon L. Peters 1 , Johan W. S. Vlaeyen 2 , Yvo M. C. Meevissen 1 , 

Linda M. Vancleef 1 , 1 Maastricht Univ., Maastricht, Netherlands, 2 Univ. of 

Leuven, Leuven, Belgium 

PT 470 A PAIN RISK SCREENING-BASED COGNITIVE- 

BEHAVIOURAL APPROACH (PARIS-CBA) FOR PATIENTS WITH 

SUBACUTE BACK PAIN IN ORDER TO PREVENT CHRONIC PAIN 

AND DISABILITY: RESULTS FROM A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED 

TRIAL Monika I. Hasenbring 1 , Dirk Hallner 1 , Bernhard W. Klasen 2 , 

Irmgard Streitlein-Böhme 3 , Roland Willburger 1 , Herbert Rusche 1 , 1 Ruhr- 

Univ. of Bochum, Bochum, Germany, 2 Algesiologikum GmbH München, 

München, Germany, 3 Univ. of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany 

PT 471 EFFECT OF A COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL GROUP THERAPY 

(VIADOMUS) ON PERCEIVED SELF-EFFICACY IN CHRONIC 

MUSCLE PAIN CONDITIONS: A PILOT STUDY Franck Henry 1 , 

Florentin Clere 2 , Muriel Perriot 2 , Elise Henry 3 , Alexia Viagbo 4 , Colette 

Aguerre 4 , 1 Chateauroux ‘s Hosp. (France), Chateauroux, France, 

2 Châteauroux’s Hosp. (FRANCE), Chateauroux, France, 3 Ctr. de 

Rééducation et Réadaptation Fonctionnelle André Lalande (FRANCE), 

Noth, France, 4 Université de Tours, Tours, France 

PT 472 COPING STRATEGIES AND PSYCHOPHYSICAL HEALTH 

IN PATIENTS ATTENDING A GROUP COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOURAL 

THERAPY PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME Nicholas Hylands- 

White 1 , Simon Biggs 1 , Jon Raphael 2 , Karen LeMarchand 3 , Robert 

Ashford 1 , 1 Birmingham City Univ., Birmingham, UK, 2 Dudley Group of 

Hosp.s, Dudley, UK, 3 Black Country Partnership Fdn. Trust, Dudley, UK 

PT 473 CAN A “REFRESHER” PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME 

IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR THOSE ALREADY COMPLETING 

A COURSE? A PRELIMINARY STUDY Clair M. Jacobs, Amy C. 

Cowburn, Sandesha Kothari, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Trust, 

London, UK 

PT 474 SPECIFICITY OF BIASED INTERPRETATION OF 

AMBIGUOUS PAINFUL FACES IN PAIN CATASTROPHIZING Ali 

Khatibi 1 , Martien G. S. Schrooten 1 , Linda M. G. Vancleef 2 , Johan W. 

S. Vlaeyen 1 , 1 Research Group on Health Pscyhology, Univ. of Leuven, 

Leuven, Belgium, 2 Maastricht Univ., Maastricht, Netherlands 

PT 475 MATCHING INTERVENTION TO RISKS: A CONTROLLED 

TRIAL IMPLEMENTING EARLY INTERVENTIONS TO PREVENT 

DISABILITY Steven J. Linton�� 

Bergbom, Örebro Univ., Örebro, Sweden 

PT 476 FUNCTIONAL CHANGES AFTER GRADED MOTOR 

IMAGERY (GMI) IN PILOT PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC COMPLEX 

REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME (CRPS) Andrea D. Walz 1 , Lorimer 

G. Moseley 2 , Taras Usichenko 1 , Martin Lotze 1 , 1 Univ. of Greifswald, 

Greifswald, Germany, 2 Univ. of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia 

PT 477 A WEB-BASED NURSING INTERVENTION FOR THE SELF- 

MANAGEMENT OF PAIN AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY: A PILOT 

RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Géraldine Martorella 1 , José 

Côté 1 , Mélanie Racine 2 , Manon Choinière 3 , 1 Université de Montréal, 

Montreal, Canada, 2 Université du Québec à Montréal, Montréal, 

Canada, 3 Ctr. Hosp.ier de l’université de Montréal (CRCHUM), 


PT 478 THE IMPACT OF AFFECTIVE AND COGNITIVE FACTORS 

ON CHRONIC PAIN AFTER KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: 

A PROSPECTIVE LONGITUDINAL STUDY Anne Masselin Dubois 1 , 

Sophie Baudic 1 , Dominique Fletcher 2 , Didier Bouhassira 1 , Nadine Attal 1 , 

1 INSERM U987, Boulogne Billancourt, France, 2 Hôpital Raymond 

Poincaré, Garches, France

PT 479 CHILD PROCEDURAL DISTRESS AND LEVEL OF 

DISTRACTION Ann Marie McCarthy, Charmaine Kleiber, The Univ. of 

Iowa, Iowa City, USA 

PT 480 A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF ACCEPTANCE AND 

COMMITMENT THERAPY (ACT) FOR CHRONIC PAIN IN OLDER 

ADULTS Lance M. McCracken, King’s Coll. London, London, UK 

PT 481 INVOLVEMENT OF TRANSIENT RECEPTOR A1 (TRPA1) 

IN THE VENOUS PAIN FOLLOWING INTRAVENOUS PROPOFOL 

INJECTION IN RATS Makiko Miyamoto, Kuniya Honda, Koichi Iwata, 

Nihon Univ. Sch. of Dentistry, Tokyo, Japan 

PT 482 EVALATING PAIN RELATED PSYCHOLOGICAL 

SIMILARITIES AMONG MUSCULOSKELETAL CHRONIC PAIN 

PATIENTS AND THEIR SPOUSES Somayyeh Mohammadi 1 , Mohsen 

Dehghani 1 , Louise Sharpe 2 , Mahmoud Heidari 1 , Maryam Sedaghat 3 , 

Ali Khatibi 4 , 1 Shahid Beheshti Univ., Tehran, Iran, 2 Univ. of Sydney, 

Sydney, Australia, 3 Univ. of Tehran, Tehran, Iran, 4 Leuven Univ., 

Leuven, Belgium 

PT 483 ART THERAPY SESSIONS, OF INTEREST IN 

MULTIDISCIPLINARY CHRONIC PAIN MANAGEMENT. A 6 

MONTHS DURATION EXPERIMENT OF 53 PATIENTS IN A 

MULTIDISCIPLINARY PAIN CENTRE (MPC) Amelie Seneau- 

Levesque 1 , Katell Severin 1 , Frederic Gillot 1 , Marion Helbert 1 , Edwige de 

Chauvigny 2 , Emmanuelle Kuhn 1 , Jean-Paul Nguyen 1 , Julien Nizard 1 , 

1 Ctr. d’Evaluation et de Traitement de la Douleur et Ctr. Fãdãratif 

Douleur-Soins de Support, Nantes, France, 2 Ctr. d’Evaluation et de 

Traitement de la Douleur et Ctr. Fãdãratif Douleur-Soins de Support, 

Nantes, France 

PT 485 CATASTROPHIC THOUGHTS AND ITS ASSOCIATED 

FACTORS IN A CHRONIC PAIN POPULATION IN MALAYSIA 

Zubaidah Jamil Osman 1 , Mary Suma Cardosa 2 , 1 Universiti Putra 

Malaysia, Serdang, Malaysia, 2 Hosp. Selayang, Selayang, Malaysia 

PT 486 USING VIRTUAL REALITY TO DISTRACT FROM PAIN: 

EXPLORING THE DIFFERENTIAL IMPACT OF VARYING VIRTUAL 

ENVIRONMENTS Naor Demeter, Naomi Josman, Dorit Pud, Univ. of 

Haifa, Haifa, Israel 

PT 487 OUTCOMES OF A COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL PAIN 

MANAGEMENT GROUP PROGRAM FOR PATIENTS WITH 

CHRONIC NON-CANCER PAIN Edward Robinson 1 , Kathy Boschen 2 , 

Kent A. Campbell 3 , Sarah Muir 1 , Elvina Oey3, Kristen Janes 3 , 

1 Bridgepoint Health, Toronto, Canada, 2 Bridgepoint Health & Univ. of 

Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 3 Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

PT 488 IMPLEMENTATION OF ACCEPTANCE & COMMITMENT 

THERAPY IN DUTCH CHRONIC PAIN TREATMENT Karlein M. G. 

Schreurs 1 , Hester Trompetter 2 , Miriam M. R. Vollenbroek-Hutten2, Ernst 

T. Bohlmeijer 1 , 1 Twente Univ., Enschede, Netherlands, 2 Roessingh, 

Enschede, Netherlands 

PT 489 THE MEDIATING ROLE OF CONTROL OVER PAIN AND 

ABILITY TO DECREASE PAIN BETWEEN SELF-EFFICACY, 

CATASTROPHIC THINKING AND PAIN-RELATED DISABILITY 

IN WAD Anne Soderlund, Sch. of Health, Care and Social Welfare, 

Vasteras, Sweden 

PT 490 PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENTS FOR NON-SPECIFIC 

CHRONIC PAIN – AN OVERVIEW OF SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS WITH 

META-ANALYSIS Asbjørn Steiro 1 , Vegard Strøm 2 , Kristin T. Dahm 2 , Liv 

Merete Reinar 2 , 1 Norwegian Knowledge Ctr. for Health Services, Oslo, 

Norway, 2 Norwegian Knowledge Ctr. for the Health Services, Oslo, 

Norway 

PT 491 EVALUATION OF AN ONLINE COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL 

WORKBOOK FOR CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN Susan A. Stoner 1 , 

Judith A. Turner 2 , Jennifer M. Mundt 1 , Kelly M. Carpenter 3 , 1 Talaria, Inc., 

Seattle, USA, 2 Univ. of Washington, Seattle, USA, 3 Alere Wellbeing, 

Seattle, USA 

PT 492 REDUCTION OF PAIN REPORTS, NOCICEPTIVE FLEXION 

REFLEX AMPLITUDE (RIII-REFLEX) AND AUTONOMIC ACTIVITY 

BY ANALGESIC SUGGESTIONS WITHOUT HYPNOTIC INDUCTION 

Anouk Streff 1 , Mathieu Piché 2 , Pierre Rainville 3 , 1 CRIUGM, Montreal, 

Canada, 2 Universitæ de Trois-Riviåres, Trois-Rivières, Canada, 

3 Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada 


PT 493 PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF AN ANDROID ROBOT 

(HUMANOID) BYSTANDER IN A CHRONIC PAIN MANAGEMENT 

SETTING: A PRELIMINARY STUDY Masahiko Sumitani 1 , Masahiro 

Yoshikawa 2 , Yoshio Matsumoto 2 , Hiroshi Ishiguro 3 , Takashi Mashimo 4 , 

Yoshitsugu Yamada 1 , 1 The Univ. of Tokyo Hosp., Bunkyo, Japan, 2 Nat’l. 

Inst. of Advanced Industrial Snc. and Tech, Tsukuba, Japan, 3 Osaka 

Univ., Osaka, Japan, 4 Osaka Univ., Graduate Sch. of Med., Osaka, 

Japan 

PT 494 RESTRICTED SOCIAL PARTICIPATION IS ASSOCIATED 

WITH SLEEP DISTURBANCES IN OLDER ADULTS WITH PAIN: 

PROSPECTIVE FINDINGS FROM THE NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE 

OSTEOARTHRITIS PROJECT (NORSTOP) Nicole K. Y. Tang, Ross 

Wilkie, Kelvin P Jordan, John McBeth, Keele Univ., Keele, UK 

PT 495 FACTORS UNDERLYING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN 

PAIN AND SOCIAL ANXIETY – PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SELF- 

CONSCIOUSNESS Maria Tillfors, Kristofer Ekbäck, Steven J. Linton, 

Katja Boersma, Örebro Univ., Örebro, Sweden 

PT 496 THE NEURAL CORRELATES OF THE CROSSED HANDS 

ANALGESIA Diana M. E. Torta, Matteo Diano, Tommaso Costa, 

Giuliano Geminiani, Franco Cauda, Univ. of Turin, Torino, Italy 

PT 497 AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF CONTROLLED 

VERSUS AUTOMATIC PROCESSES IN PAIN EXPRESSION DURING 

ACUTE PAIN EXPERIENCE Zina Trost, Nils Niederstrasser, Vincent 

Phan, Michael J. Sullivan, McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada 

PT 498 THE INFLUENCE OF SUBLIMINAL FACIAL EXPRESSIONS 

ON THE EXPERIENCE OF PAIN AND BEHAVIORAL TASK 

PERFORMANCE Eva Van den Bussche 1 , Ali Khatibi 2 , Katrien 

Bosmans 1 , Johannes W. Vlaeyen 2 , 1 Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Brussels, 

Belgium, 2 Univ. of Leuven, Leuven, Belgium 

PT 499 DOES THE ANTICIPATION OF PAIN IMPROVE TACTILE 

DISCRIMINATION? Charlotte Vanden Bulcke, Stefaan Van Damme, 

Geert Crombez, Ghent Univ., Ghent, Belgium 

PT 500 A REVIEW OF METHODS FOR INVESTIGATING INDUCED 

EMOTIVE BODY POSTURE EXPRESSIONS: AN APPRAISAL OF 

THEIR APPLICATION TO PAIN RESEARCH. Joseph A. D. Walsh, 

Chris Eccleston, Edmund Keogh, Univ. of Bath, Bath, UK 

PT 501 SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF 

PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS FOR CHRONIC PAIN: HOW 

DO WE MAKE IT CLINICALLY USEFUL? Amanda C. de C. Williams 1 , 

Stephen J. Morley 2 , Christopher Eccleston 3 , 1 Univ. Coll. London, 

London, UK, 2 Univ. of Leeds, Leeds, UK, 3 Univ. of Bath, Bath, UK 

PT 502 BRAIN MECHANISMS EVALUATING THE DISCORDANCE 

BETWEEN EXPECTATED AND EXPERIENCED PAIN Fadel Zeidan, 

Oleg V. Lobanov, Robert A. Kraft, Robert C. Coghill, Wake Forest Sch. 

of Med., Winston-Salem, USA 

PT 503 ROLE OF NEGATIVE AFFECT AND MALADAPTIVE COPING 

IN CHRONIC PAIN FOLLOWING BREAST CANCER SURGERY: A 

PROSPECTIVE STUDY Sophie Baudic 1 , Anne Masselin 1 , Aline Albi 2 , 

Christian Jayr 2 , Didier Bouhassira 1 , Nadine Attal 1 , 1 Inserm U987 - 

Hôpital Ambroise Paré, Boulogne Billancourt, France, 2 Hôpital René 

Huguenin - Institut Curie, Saint-Cloud, France 

PT 504 PREVALENCE OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF EARLY 

CHILDHOOD ADVERSITIES IN FIBROMYALGIA AND THEIR 

RELATIONSHIP WITH CLINICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL 

FUNCTIONING Eline Anna Aimé Coppens 1 , Stefan Kempke 2 , Lukas 

Van Oudenhove 3 , Bart Morlion 1 , Peter Van Wambeke 1 , Patrick Luyten 2 , 

1 Univ. Hosp. Leuven, Leuven, Belgium, 2 Univ. of Leuven, Leuven, 

Belgium, 3 Univ. Hosp. Gasthuisberg, Leuven, Belgium 

PT 505 SPIRITUALITY – IS IT A PRO OR A CON IN EFFECTIVE 

PAIN MANAGEMENT: A DESCRIPTIVE CASE STUDY Ma. Florizel 

Romero del Prado-Marquez, St. Lukes Medical Ctr., Marikina City, 

Philippines 

PT 506 USING MINDFULNESS-BASED STRESS REDUCTION 

FOR IMPROVING PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS AND PHYSICAL 

COMPLAINTS AMONG PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN AND 

MEDICAL CONDITIONS Meaghan Ferguson, Aliza Weinrib, Joel Katz, 

York Univ., Toronto, Canada 

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PT 507 SEX DIFFERENCES IN COLLAGEN ANTIBODY INDUCED 

ARTHRITIS AND ALLODYNIA IN MICE Zsuzsanna Wiesenfeld-Hallin, 

Tianle Gao, Xiaojun Xu, Jingxia Hao, Camilla I. Svensson, Karolinska 

Inst.t, Stockholm, Sweden 

PT 508 ACTIVATION OF TRPM8 COLD RECEPTOR TRIGGERS 

ALLODYNIA-LIKE BEHAVIOR IN SPINALLY INJURED RATS Tianle 

Gao1 , Jingxia Hao1 , Zsuzsanna Wiesenfeld-Hallin2 , Xiaojun Xu1 , 

1 2 Karolinska Inst.t, Stockholm, Sweden, Karolinska Instituet, Stockholm, 

Sweden 

PT 509 EXPLORING NARRATIVE CONSTRUCTIONS OF THE 

PHYSICALLY ACTIVE SELF AMONG PEOPLE EXPERIENCING 

ACUTE EPISODES OF NON-SPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN Jenny 

C. King, Frances A. Reynolds, Lorraine H. De Souza, Brunel Univ., 

Uxbridge, UK 

PT 510 THE DANISH VERSION OF THE PAIN CATASTROPHIZING 

SCALE: A VALIDATION STUDY Heidi Kjogx 1 , Mogens Pfeiffer- 

Jensen 2 , Helge Kasch 2 , Robert Zachariae 1 , Peter Svensson 2 , Troelse S. 

Jensen 2 , Lene Vase 1 , 1 Univ. of Aarhus, Aarhus, Denmark, 2 Aarhus Univ. 


PT 511 HOPEFUL, HELPLESS, HYPERAROUSED AND 

HOLDING ON – HOSPITAL OUTPATIENTS’ PAIN MANAGEMENT 

STRATEGIES ADOPTED FOLLOWING AN INTERDISCIPLINARY 

PAIN MANAGEMENT GROUP PROGRAM Paul D. Knight, Fremantle 

Hosp., Inglewood, Australia 

PT 513 THE MIXED BLESSINGS OF ATTEMPTS TO CONTROL 

PAIN: A CLINICAL STUDY ON GOAL INTERRELATIONSHIPS 

Emelien Lauwerier, Geert Crombez, Ghent Univ., Ghent, Belgium 

PT 514 SOCIAL SUPPORT, PAIN COPING, AND HEALTH-RELATED 

QUALITY OF LIFE IN CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS: A COMPARATIVE 

STUDY Joana C. G. Lourenço 1 , Fernando L. P. Sousa 1 , Paula J. 

Oliveira 2 , 1 Centro Hosp.ar de Vila Nova de Gaia/Espinho, EPE, Porto, 

Portugal, 2 Psychology Ctr. of Univ. of Porto, Porto, Portugal 

PT 515 EXISTENTIAL DISTRESS IN PEOPLE WITH PERSISTENT 

PAIN Rebecca McCabe 1 , Robin Murray 1 , Linda Critchley 2 , Grace 

Tague 2 , Ali Asghari 2 , Philip Siddall 1 , 1 Greenwich Hosp., Greenwich, 

Australia, 2 Royal North Shore Hosp., St Leonards, Australia 

PT 516 A MEANS END PROBLEM SOLVING TASK FOR CHRONIC 

PAIN: AN ANGLO-BELGIAN COLLABORATION Emelien Lauwerier 1 , 

Stephen Donaldson 2 , Caroline Wells 2 , Geert Crombez 1 , Stephen 

Morley 2 , 1 Univ. of Gent, Gent, Belgium, 2 Univ. of Leeds, Leeds, UK 

PT 517 PAIN PERSISTENCE, PAIN INCIDENCE AND PREDICTORS 

OF QUALITY OF LIFE IN A 12 MONTH FOLLOW-UP OF A CHRONIC 

PAIN SAMPLE: RESULTS FROM THE PRIME STUDY. Miriam N. 

Raftery 1 , Brian E. McGuire 1 , Andrew W. Murphy 1 , Davida De La Harpe 2 , 

Charles Normand 3 , Kiran M. Sarma 1 , 1 Nat’l. Univ. of Ireland, Galway, 

Ireland, 2 Health Intelligence Unit, Dublin, Ireland, 3 Trinity Coll. Dublin, 

Dublin, Ireland 

PT 518 INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES PREDICT QUALITY OF LIFE 

IN CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS Mª Victoria Ribera-Canudas 1 , Carlos 

Suso-Ribera 2 , David Gallardo-Pujol 2 , Montsant Jornet-Gibert 2 , Laura 

Camacho-Guerrero 3 , Javier Medel-Rebollo 1 , 1 Vall d’Hebron Hosp., 

Barcelona, Spain, 2 Universitat de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 

3 Universitat Jaume I, Castellón de la Plana, Spain 

PT 519 EFFECTS OF A PSYCHOEDUCATION PROGRAM FOR 

MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC PAIN Marina G. Salvetti 1 , Patricia M. 

Vernalha 2 , Andrea Cobelo 2 , Carmen I. A. Vianna 2 , Lilian A. M. Kimura 2 , 

1 Unicamp, Sao Roque, Brazil, 2 Unimed, Sao Roque, Brazil 

PT 520 COGNITIVE CONTROL ENHANCES SUBSEQUENT PAIN 

Nicolas Silvestrini 1 , Pierre Rainville 2 , 1 Univ. of Geneva, Geneva, 

Switzerland, 2 Univ. of Montreal, Montreal, Canada 

PT 521 DOES A POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY INTERVENTION HAVE 

BENEFITS FOR CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS? EVIDENCE FROM 

A SINGLE CASE STUDY Elke Smeets 1 , Madelon Peters 1 , Steven 

Linton 2 �� 2 , Ida Flink 2 , 1 Maastricht Univ., Maastricht, 

Netherlands, 2 örebro Univ., Örebro, Sweden 

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PT 522 LIFE GOALS OF ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS 

WITH CHRONIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN Nancy C. Stommen 1 , 

Jeanine A. Verbunt 2 , Marielle E. Goossens 3 , 1 SGL Rehab. Clinic, 

Heerlen, Netherlands, 2 Adelante Ctr. of Expertise in Rehab. and 

Audiology, Hoensbroek, Netherlands, 3 Maastricht Univ., Maastricht, 


PT 523 THE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF ATTENTIONAL BIAS 

TOWARDS PAIN-RELATED INFORMATION IN CHRONIC PAIN 

PATIENTS: A DIARY STUDY Dimitri M. L. Van Ryckeghem, Liesbet 

Goubert, Jan de Jesus, Stefaan Van Damme, Geert Crombez, Ghent 

Univ., Ghent, Belgium 

PT 524 EMOTION SUPPRESSION MEDIATES THE EFFECTS OF 

NEGATIVE AFFECT ON PAIN CATASTROPHIZING Wing S. Wong 1 , 

Richard Fielding 2 , 1 The Hong Kong Inst. of Education, Hong Kong, 

Hong Kong, 2 The Univ. of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Hong Kong 

PT 525 EFFECT OF JAW MUSCLE PAIN ON JAW MUSCLE 

ELECTROMYOGRAPHY ACTIVITY IN PAIN CATASTROPHIZERS 

Rahena Akhter 1 , Peter Svensson 2 , Janet Benson 1 , Michael K. 

Nicholas 3 , Christopher C. Peck 1 , Greg Murray 1 , 1 The Univ. of Sydney, 

Westmead, Australia, 2 Aarhus Univ., Aarhus C, Denmark, 3 The Univ. of 

Sydney, Sydney, Australia 

PT 526 HOW TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF APPOINTMENTS 

TO THE SPECIALIST OF THE PAIN UNIT Carles Ballús Creus 1 , 

Alba Peñarroya 2 , Mar Garcia Franco 3 , 1 Hosp. Clínic de Barcelona, 

Barcelona, Spain, 2 Hosp. Clinic de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 3 Parc 

Sanitari Sant Joan de Deu, Barcelona, Spain 

PT 527 INTEGRATED INTERVENTION TOOL FOR EDUCATORS OF 

CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC PAIN CONDITIONS: A FEASIBILITY 

STUDY Jessica A. Boutilier1 , Sara King1 , Jill MacLaren-Chorney2 , 

1 2 Mount Saint Vincent Univ., Halifax, Canada, IWK Health Ctr., Halifax, 

Canada 

PT 528 SEX DIFFERENCES IN PSYCHOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS 

OF PAIN FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY Johanna M. 

Harrison 1 , Michael Tanzer 1 , William Stanish 2 , Michael Dunbar 2 , Michael 

J. L. Sullivan 1 , 1 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada, 2 Dalhousie Univ., 

Halifax, Canada 

PT 529 A DIARY STUDY OF THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PAIN, 

SLEEP, AND WORRY Malcolm H. Johnson�� 

Bean, Univ. of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand 

PT 530 HYPNOSIS FOR PHANTOM LIMB PAIN: A MODEL OF 

HYPNOTIC PAIN CONTROL Miyuki Mizutani, Takahiro Ushida, Makoto 

Nishihara, Aichi Medical Univ., Nagakute, Japan 

PT 531 PRE AND POST-SURGICAL FACTORS THAT PREDICT 

THE PROVISION OF RESCUE ANALGESIA FOLLOWING 

HYSTERECTOMY Patrícia J. R. Pinto 1 , Teresa McIntyre 2 , Armando 

Almeida 1 , Vera Araújo-Soares 3 , 1 Univ. of Minho, Braga, Portugal, 2 Univ. 

of Houston, Houston, USA, 3 Newcastle Univ., Newcastle, UK 

PT 532 ATTENTIONAL PROCESSING OF OTHERS’ FACIAL 

DISPLAY OF PAIN: AN EYE TRACKING STUDY Tine Vervoort 1 , Line 

Caes 1 , Liesbet Goubert 1 , Zina Trost 2 , 1 Ghent Univ., Ghent, Belgium, 

2 McGill Univ., Montréal, Canada 

PT 533 EVALUATION OF QUALITY OF LIFE FOLLOWING 

PREGABALIN THERAPY IN CHRONIC NEUROPATHIC PAIN Arfat 

Waheed 1 , Abdul Hameed 2 , Shakura Bhat 2 , Velayat Nabi 1 , Imtiaz 

Naqash 1 , Abdul Qayoom Lone 1 , 1 SKIMS, Srinagar, India, 2 Govt. Medical 

Coll. Srinagar, Srinagar, India 

PT 534 ASSOCIATION OF THE SENSE OF COHERENCE 

WITH PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL HEALTH IN THE 

REHABILITATION OF OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE HIP AND KNEE 

Thomas Benz, Felix Angst, Susanne Lehmann, Andre Aeschlimann, 

RehaClinic, Bad Zurzach, Switzerland 

PT 535 EFFECTS OF SOCIAL PROXIMITY AND THREAT FOR 

THE OTHER ON PAINFUL HELPING BEHAVIOUR: A VIGNETTE 

STUDY Ken Ceulemans 1 , Petra A. Karsdorp 2 , Johan W. S. Vlaeyen 3 , 

1 Maastricht Univ., Maastricht, Netherlands, 2 Utrecht Univ., Utrecht, 

Netherlands, 3 Univ. of Leuven, Leuven, Belgium

PT 536 PATIENT RELATED BARRIERS TO CANCER PAIN 

MANAGEMENT Yin Choy Choy, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 

Medical Ctr., Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 

PT 537 ATTITUDES ABOUT AND PREFERENCES FOR PAIN 

MANAGEMENT CARE AMONG PERSONS BORN IN JAPAN, CHINA, 

AND VIETNAM AND LIVING IN TEXAS Gloria Duke, The Univ. of 

Texas at Tyler, Tyler, USA 

PT 538 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RELIGIOUS BELIEFS AND 

PAIN PERCEPTION IN COPING WITH PAIN Gholamreza Ebrahimi 

Nejad, Ali Ebrahimi Nejad, Kerman Univ. of Medical Sncs., Kerman, 

Iran 

PT 539 PRIMING WITH SOCIAL DECEPTION IS RELATED WITH 

DISCOUNTING OF ANOTHER’S PAIN Liesbet Goubert 1 , Lies De 

Ruddere 1 , Tine Vervoort 1 , Judith Kappesser 2 , Geert Crombez 3 , 1 Ghent 

Univ., Gent, Belgium, 2 Justus Liebig Univ., Giessen, Germany, 3 Ghent 

Univ., Ghent, Belgium 

PT 540 A PHOTOELICITATION STUDY OF DISABILITY IN CHRONIC 

NON MALIGNANT PAIN Owen G. R. Hughes 1 , Frances L. Rapport 2 , 

Marcus A. Doel 2 , Jaynie L. Rance 2 , 1 Swansea Univ., Brecon, UK, 

2 Swansea Univ., Swansea, UK 

PT 542 JUST WORLD BELIEFS MODERATE THE RELATIONSHIPS 

ACCEPTANCE AND DEPRESSION HAVE WITH PAIN INTENSITY 

AND DISABILITY Joanna L. McParland 1 , Christina Knussen 1 , Katie 

Druce 2 , Mick Serpell 3 , Christopher Eccleston 4 , 1 Glasgow Caledonian 

Univ., Glasgow, UK, 2 Univ. of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK, 3 Stobhill Hosp., 

Glasgow, UK, 4 Univ. of Bath, Bath, UK 

PT 543 EXPERIENCE AND PERCEPTION OF OLDER PERSONS 

WITH CHRONIC PAIN: A QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Yukari Takai 1 , 

Noriko Yamamoto-Mitani 2 , Hideaki Obata 1 , Kiyoko Kanda 1 , Shigeru 

Saito 1 , 1 Gunma Univ., Maebashi, Japan, 2 Tokyo Medical and Dental 

Univ., Bunkyo-Ku, Japan 

PT 544 SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN 

MULTIDIMENSIONAL PAIN INVENTORY SUBGROUPS IN 

FIBROMYALGIA AND CHRONIC NON-SPECIFIC BACK PAIN Martin 

L. Verra1 , Felix Angst2 , Thomas Benz2 , Bart J. Staal3 , Roberto Brioschi2 , 

Susanne Lehmann2 , Andre Aeschlimann2 , Rob A. de Bie4 , 1Bern Univ. 

Hosp., Bern, Switzerland, 2RehaClinic, Bad Zurzach, Switzerland, 

3 4 Radboud Univ. Medical Ctr., Nijmegen, Netherlands, Maastricht Univ., 

Maastricht, Netherlands 

PT 545 PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL MODULATIONS EFFECT ON 

THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM IN HUMAN OESOPHAGEAL 

PAIN HYPERSENSITIVITY Claude A. Botha, Charles H. Knowles, 

Qasim Aziz, Blizard Inst. - Queen Mary Univ. of London, London, UK 


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Registration 

07:00-08:00 ASSOCIATED BREAKFAST SYMPOSIA 

Allergan Inc. 

Chronic Migraine: Tackling the Pain Head-On 


Conquering Low Back Pain: Challenges and Opportunities 



Amber 5/6 

Amber 1/2 

Pavilion 3 


PL 04 Opioid Receptors: Old and Novel Views 

B. Kieffer 

Ulf Lindblom Young Investigator Award for Clinical Science: Steven George 

PL 05 Opioid Therapy for Chronic Pain: Promise and Peril 

M. Sullivan 




TW 21 Neuroimmunopharmacology of Opioids: TLRs and Chemokines and 

Sphingolipids, Oh My! 

M. Hutchinson, I. Johnston, D. Salvemini 

TW 22 Why Skin Matters: New Insights from Bench to Bedside 

C. Argoff, F. Rice, C. Sommer 

TW 23 Overcoming Preclinical and Clinical Barriers for Discovery of Pain Therapeutics 

F. Porreca, I. Tracey, D. Borsook 

TW 24 Functional Implications of Musculoskeletal Pain: Mechanisms and Rehabilitation 

T. Graven-Nielsen, D. Falla, P. Hodges 

TW 25 The Interplay of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): Stress and Pain in the 

Wake of Trauma 

S. Lautenbacher, J. Katz, R. Defrin, C. Schmahl 

TW 26 The Multivariate Representation of Pain: New Approaches to a Complex 

Brain Network 

M. Ploner, T. Wager, K. Wiech 

TW 27 The Role of Psychosocial Factors as Mediators and Moderators in Musculoskeletal 

Research: Lessons for Secondary Prevention 

C. Main, J. McBeth, J. Vlaeyen, J. Fritz 

TW 28 The Representation of the Body and the Space around it in People in Pain: Recent 

Developments and Clinical Implications 

L. Moseley, G. Iannetti, A. Gallace 

TW 29 The Pain-Out International Acute Pain Registry: Emerging Benefits and Future 

Challenges 

W. Meissner, C. Chapman, R. Langford, H. Gerbershagen 

TW 30 Mechanisms of Migraine 

M. Gold, G. Dussor, M. Ferrari, R. Burstein 

South Hall 

Space 1 

South Hall 

Space 2 

South Hall 

Space 3/4 

Brown 1/2 

Brown 3 

Amber 1/2 

Amber 3/4 

Amber 5/6 

Amber 7/8 

Auditorium


12:30-14:00 LUNCH BREAK Concourse 

and Pavilion 3 

12:30-14:00 CONNECTION Rx (by invitation only) White 1 and 

White 2, 

North Wing 


DL 01 JOHN D. LOESER DISTINGUISHED LECTURE: Psychosocial Interventions for 

Managing Pain in Older Adults: Outcomes and Implications for Clinical Practice 

F. Keefe 

PL 06 Unraveling Complex Persistent Pain Conditions with Genetic and 

Phenotypic Biomarkers 

W. Maixner 




TW 31 An Update on Pain Mechanisms in the Orofacial Region and Potential Therapeutic 

Implications 

F. Boissonade, K. Fried, B. Sessle 

TW 32 Limits of Endogenous Analgesia in Patients with Chronic Pain: 

Assessment and Consequences 

R. Staud, C. Nielsen, D. Yarnitsky 

TW 33 From Localized Musculoskeletal Pain to Generalized Central Sensitization: Basic, 

Experimental, and Clinical Evidence 

L. Arendt-Nielsen, K. Sluka, C. Fernandez-de-las-Peñas 

TW 34 Modulating Pain Perception and Behavior: The Role of Reward, Respondent, 

and Operant Learning 

S. Becker, H. Flor, M. Kunz 

TW 35 Inter-Relating Factors in the Development of Chronic Pain Following Whiplash Injury 

M. Sterling, S. McLean, B. Winkelstein 

TW 36 Assessing the Chronic Pain Patient: The Role of Credibility 

J. Le Page, K. Craig, G. Mendelson 

TW 37 Pain in the Proximal Gut 

G. Gebhart, N. Ozaki, L. Blackshaw, P. Holzer 

TW 38 Neurophysiological Correlates of Meditation and Hypnosis for Pain Treatment: 

Research and Clinical Implications 

M. Jensen, J. Grant, ME. Faymonville 

TW 39 Facilitating Return to Work in People with Pain: Challenges for Clinicians, 

the Workplace, and Researchers 

C. Main, P. Watson, M. Nicholas, W. Shaw 

TW 40 Combination Pharmacotherapy for Chronic Pain 

I. Gilron, A. Dickenson, T. Jensen 



Bridging the Gap Between Clinical Trials and Practice in Neuropathic Pain Treatment 


Tackling the Burden of Patients Suffering from Postherpetic Neuralgia 

Mundipharma Intl Ltd. 

One Size Fits One: Tailoring Pain Therapy to Individuals’ Needs 

South Hall 

Space 1 

South Hall 

Space 2 

South Hall 

Space 3/4 

Brown 1/2 

Brown 3 

Amber 1/2 

Amber 3/4 

Amber 5/6 

Amber 7/8 

Auditorium 

Brown 3 

South Hall 

Space 3/4 

Brown 1/2 

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Wednesday Poster Session 



PW 001 POSTOPERATIVE PAIN IN ELDERLY PATIENTS 

UNDERGOING TRANSVESICAL PROSTATECTOMY: 

CORRELATION WITH PREOPERATIVE ANXIETY Roberto 

Albuquerque Bandeira 1 , Lucy Gomes Vianna 2 , Erika Simeao 1 , Karyna 

Lima 1 , 1 Hosp. Reg. da Asa Norte, Brasilia, Brazil, 2 Catholic Univ. of 

Brasilia 

PW 002 DISTRIBUTION OF PAIN SCORES AMONG INPATIENTS 

IN A CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL AND CHARACTERIZATION OF 

OUTLIERS WITH HIGH PAIN SCORES Jean C. Solodiuk 1 , Joyce 

Lochiatto 2 , Joshua McHale 1 , Charles B. Berde 3 , 1 Children’s Hosp., 

Boston, Boston, USA, 2 Children’s Hosp. Boston, Boston, USA, 

3 Children’s Hosptal, Boston, Boston, USA 

PW 003 RESULTS AND EVALUATION OF AN ACUTE PAIN 

MANAGEMENT PROGRAM: QUALITY CONTROL AND PATIENTS 

PERCEPTIONS Diego J. Buchuk, Maria A. Rico, Maria E. Eberhard, 

Susan Veitl, Iris Delgado, Clinica Alemana - Universidad del Desarrollo, 

Santiago, Chile 

PW 004 IS MANAGEMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE PAIN AFTER 

INPATIENT SURGERY IMPROVING? Asokumar Buvanendran, Sabina 

Rybak, Christopher M. Zook, Sachin Ja, Mario Moric, Jeffrey S. Kroin, 

Rush Medical Coll., Chicago, USA 

PW 005 PERCEPTIONS OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS FOR 

POSTOPERATIVE PAIN AT SURGICAL DEPARTMENT IN 

REGIONAL HOSPITAL OF PRIZREN Agron L. Bytyqi, Adem J. Bytyqi, 

Sejran Skeraj, Bashkim F. Sylaj, Ramiz Bytyqi, Reg. Hosp. of Prizren, 

Prizren, Kosovo 

PW 006 SUSTAINED POSITIVE IMPACT OF AN ACUTE PAIN 

SERVICE FOR CARDIAC SURGERY Jennifer Cogan 1 , Grisell Vargas- 

Schaffer 2 , Zeynep Yegin 1 , Marie-France Ouimette 1 , 1 Montreal Heart 

Inst., Montreal, Canada, 2 Pain Ctr. of Hotel-Dieu du CHUM, Montreal, 

Canada 

PW 007 THE EFFECT OF PREGNANCY ON TEMPORAL 

SUMMATION AND PAIN AT VENOUS PUNCTURE Ali Ganbou 1 , Yayoi 

Ohashi 1 , Anne Doherty 2 , Jose C. A. Carvalho 1 , 1 Mount Sinai Hosp., 

Toronto, Canada, 2 Mount Sinia Hosp., Toronto, Cambodia 

PW 008 A PROSPECTIVE SNAPSHOT AUDIT ON PAIN AFTER 

STERNOTOMY IN CHILDREN UNDERGOING CARDIAC SURGERY 

IN A TERTIARY LEVEL PAEDIATRIC HOSPITAL Senthil N. 

Jayaseeelan 1 , Annette Davis 2 , 1 Mersey Deanery, Warrington, UK, 

2 Alderhey Childrens’ Hosp., Liverpool, UK 

PW 009 INTRODUCING EVIDENCE-BASED MANAGEMENT OF 

ACUTE PAIN IN RWANDA: A PILOT STUDY Antoine Bahati Kabeza 1 , 

Ruth Zaslansky 2 , Andreas Kopf 3 , Winfried Meissner 2 , Martin Nyundo 1 , 

Adolphe Masu 1 , 1 Univ. Teaching Hosp. of Kigali, Kigali, Rwanda, 2 Univ. 

Hosp. Jena, Erlanger Allee 101, Germany, 3 Charité-Universitätsmedizin 

Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

PW 010 PREDICTORS OF POSTOPERATIVE PAIN AFTER 

MINIMALLY INVASIVE GYNAECOLOGICAL SURGERY Vilmeta 

Kaciuriniene 1 , Rita Zarauskaite 2 , Kestutis Rimaitis 1 , Kestutis Petrikonis 1 , 

1 Hosp. of Lithuanian Univ. of Health Sncs. Kauno Klinikos, Kaunas, 

Lithuania, 2 Lithuanian Univ. of Health Sncs., Kaunas, Lithuania 

PW 011 MAPPING OF CENTRAL CHANGES, USING CASL, 

INDUCED BY POST-SURGICAL PAIN AFTER THIRD MOLAR 

SURGERY BEFORE AND AFTER PARACETAMOL INFUSION Nadine 

I. Khawaja, Matthew Howard, Steven Williams, King’s Coll. London, 

London, UK 

PW 012 PARENTS AND THE PAIN OF THEIR HOSPITALIZED 

CHILD: CHANGE IN BELIEFS, ATTITUDES AND KNOWLEDGE 

FROM 1991 TO 2011 Sylvie Lafrenaye, Veronique Boudreau, 

Alexandra Duvivier, Sandeep Mayer, Univ. of Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, 

Canada 

PW 013 HEALTHCARE PROVIDER CHARACTERISTICS 

AFFECTING PERCEPTIONS OF PAIN AND PAIN MANAGEMENT IN 

CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS: A PILOT STUDY Jennifer A. LaRosa 1 , 

Jill Jackson 2 , 1 Newark Beth Israel Medical Ctr., West Orange, USA, 

2 Newark Beth Israel Medical Ctr., Cranford, USA 

PW 014 PREVALENCE AND PAIN ASSOCIATED WITH HERPES 

ZOSTER Zoran Loncar 1 , Mladen Havelka 2 , Morana Bilic 3 , Iva Taksic 3 , 

Ana Havelka Mestrovic 4 , 1 Univ. Hosp. Traumatology, Zagreb, Croatia, 

2 Uniiversity of Applied Health Studies, Zagreb, Croatia, 3 Univ. of Applied 

Health Studies, Zagreb, Croatia, 4 Univ. Hosp. Dubrava, Zagreb, Croatia 

PW 015 POSTOPERATIVE PAIN ASSESSMENT Tanja S. Matkovic, 

Sanja S. Maric, Radmil J. Maric, Drazan Eric, Helena V. Maric, Univ. 

Hosp. Foca, Foca, Bosnia and Herzegovina 

PW 017 ANESTHESIOLOGY RESIDENT-BASED POSTOPERATIVE 

ACUTE PAIN SERVICE: THE FIRST EXPERIENCE IN INDONESIA 

Andi Takdir Musba, Fac. of Med., Hasanuddin Univ., Makassar, 

Indonesia 

PW 018 DISTRIBUTION AND CHARICTERISTICS OF EACH 18 

TENDER POINTS IN KOREAN PATIENTS WITH FIBROMYALGIA 

Seong-Su Nah, Soonchunhyang Univ., Coll. of Med., Choenan, Korea, 

Republic of (South) 

PW 019 GOUT IN PATIENTS ATTENDING RHEUMATOLOGY CLINIC 

OF OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL, 

SAGAMU. NIGERIA Akintayo S. Oguntona, Olabisi Onabanjo Univ. 

Teaching Hosp., Sagamu, Nigeria 

PW 020 ACUTE PAIN SERVICE IN SURATTHANI HOSPITAL: FROM 

ITS BEGINNING UP TO NOW Jirasuda Phuakkhong, Suratthani Hosp., 

Muang Suratthani, Thailand 

PW 021 AN AUDIT TO ASSESS INCORPORATING THE REGULAR 

SCREENING (USING THE DN4) FOR NEUROPATHIC PAIN, INTO 

THE GENERIC PAIN ASSESSMENT RECORD (PAR) USED BY 

NURSES IN THE POST OPERATIVE PATIENT Jennifer M. Prince 1 , 

Tarnia Taverner 2 , 1 Vancouver General Hosp., Vancouver, Canada, 

2 Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada 

PW 022 CHARACTERISTICS OF PAIN IN MEDICAL INPATIENTS 

COMPARED WITH SURGICAL INPATIENTS AND PATIENTS 

ATTENDING A PAIN MANAGEMENT CENTRE: A CROSS- 

SECTIONAL STUDY Mark P. Rockett, Suzanne Blowey, Graham 

Simpson, Reuben Crossley, Derriford Hosp., Plymouth, UK 

PW 023 POSTOPERATIVE PAIN MANAGEMENT IN A TEACHING 

HOSPITAL IN VIETNAM Giang Ngan Ta, Tu Huu Nguyen, Hanoi 

Medical Univ., Hanoi, Viet Nam 

PW 024 UNDERSTANDING THE QUALITY OF ACUTE PAIN 

MANAGEMENT BY DIGITAL DATA ENTRY FOR AN ACADEMIC 

ACUTE PAIN SERVICE Rianne L. M. van Boekel, Monique A. H. 

Steegers, Kris C. P. Vissers, Radboud Univ. Nijmegen Medical Ctr., 

Nijmegen, Netherlands 

PW 025 FACTORS INFLUENCING QUALITY OF POSTOPERATIVE 

EPIDURAL ANALGESIA Piotr Wranicz, Hege Andersen, Ulf E. 

Kongsgaard, Norwegian Radium Hosp., Oslo Univ. Hosp., Oslo, 

Norway 

PW 026 THE IMPAIRMENT OF VOCABULARY AND ARITHMETIC 

ABILITY IN COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME PATIENTS 

Sun Kyung Ahn, Sang Woo Woo, Sung Woo Kim, Sang Chul Lee, Yong 

Chul Kim, Hae Yong Kim, Sang Buhm An, Jee Youn Moon, Seoul Nat’l. 

Univ. Hosp., Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South)

PW 027 ANALYSIS OF PSYCHOSOCIAL VARIABLES RELATED TO 

PAINFUL EXPERIENCE AMONG SURGICAL PATIENTS Fabricio F. 

Almeida 1 , Áderson Luiz Costa Junior 2 , Fernanda N. P. Doca 3 , Virginia 

Turra 1 , 1 HUB - Hosp. Universitario de Brasilia, Brasilia, Brazil, 2 UnB - 

Universidade de Brasilia, Brasilia, Brazil, 3 HUB - Hosp. Universitário de 

Brasilia, Brasilia, Brazil 

PW 028 ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION AMONG PATIENTS WITH 

CHRONIC PAIN IN SAUDI ARABIA Ali H. M. Almoumen 1 , Eman 

Almomen 1 , Majed Almoumen 2 , Manal Koura 3 , 1 Dammam Medical 

Complex, Dammam, Saudi Arabia, 2 King Fahad Univ. Hosp., Dammam, 

Saudi Arabia, 3 Univ. of Dammam, Dammam, Saudi Arabia 

PW 029 VARIABLES RELATED TO SUICIDE RISK IN OUTPATIENT 

WITH CHRONIC PAIN TREATED IN A PUBLIC HOSPITAL FROM 

BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA Ana C. Amaya Arias1 , Deisy A. Herrán1 , 

Angie S. Arango1 , Angie Bruce1 , Katherine Muñoz1 , Patricia Abella2 , 

1 2 Universidad Manuela Beltrán, Bogotá, Colombia, El Tunal Hosp., 

Bogotá, Colombia 

PW 030 USING RASCH ANALYSIS TO REFINE THE PAIN SELF- 

EFFICACY QUESTIONNAIRE (PSEQ) Karl S. Bagraith 1 , Jenny 

Strong 2 , MIchael Deen 3 , Julia Fleming 1 , 1 Royal Brisbane and Women’s 

Hosp., Brisbane, Australia, 2 Univ. of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 

3 Princess Alexandra Hosp., Brisbane, Australia 

PW 031 DOPAMINE D 2 RECEPTOR POLYMORPHYSM INFLUENCE 

ON WORKING MEMORY FUNCTIONING IN FIBROMYALGIA 

Francisco Gómez-Esquer, Paloma Barjola, Marisa Fernández-Sánchez, 

Francisco Mercado, Rey Juan Carlos Univ., Madrid, Spain 

PW 032 ASSESSMENT OF IMPLICIT PAIN PROCESSING IN 

FUNCTIONAL MR IMAGING Anne-Kathrin Bräscher 1 , Susanne 

Becker 2 , Dieter Kleinböhl 1 , Rupert Hölzl 1 , Petra Schweinhardt 2 , 1 Univ. of 

Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany, 2 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada 

PW 033 COPING STRATEGIES IN CHRONIC PAIN: 

CONSTRUCTION OF THE COPING WITH PAIN INVENTORY (CPI) 

Tomas Brozek 1 , Petr Knotek 2 , 1 Charles Univ. in Prague, Fac. of Arts, 

Prague, Czech Republic, 2 Univ. Hosp. Motol, Prague, Czech Republic 

PW 034 USES OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE ASSESSMENT OF 

YOUTH WITH PAIN Elena Castarlenas, Elisabet Sánchez-Rodríguez, 

Catarina Tomé-Pires, Roman Roset, Rocío de la Vega, Ester Solé, 

Jordi Miró, Unit for the Study and Treatment of Pain - ALGOS, CRAMC, 

Institut d’Investigació Sanitària Pere Virgili, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, 

Tarragona, Spain 

PW 035 EVALUATION OF THE 10-POINT CLOCK DRAWING 

TEST AS A SCREENING TOOL FOR COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION 

IN CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS May L. Chin 1 , Leon Perel 2 , Valerie 

Pershad 2 , 1 George Washington Univ. Medical Ctr., Vienna, USA, 

2 George Washington Univ. Medical Ctr., Washington, USA 

PW 036 INTERPERSONAL DYNAMICS OF SEXUAL PAIN Marieke 

Dewitte, Ghent Univ., Ghent, Belgium 

PW 037 PAIN BELIEFS, PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS, COPING 

STRATEGIES AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG INDIAN CHRONIC 

PAIN PATIENTS Anubha Dhal, Manju Mehta, Rajesh Sagar, Garima 

Srivastava, All India Inst. of Medical Sncs., New Delhi, India 

PW 038 EVERYDAY ATTENTION FAILURES AND SUBJECTIVE 

COMPLAINTS IN FIBROMYALGIA: PRELIMINARY DATA ON THEIR 

INDEPENDENCE OF CLINICAL VARIABLES Marisa Fernández- 

Sánchez, Paloma Barjola, Francisco Mercado, Elena García, Virginia 

Guerra, Jorge García, Rey Juan Carlos Univ., Madrid, Spain 

PW 039 PAIN INCREASES MOTIVATIONAL DRIVE TO OBTAIN 

REWARD IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS Wiebke Gandhi, Susanne 

Becker, Petra Schweinhardt, McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada 

PW 040 e-TI PAIN: ACCEPTABILITY OF AN ECOLOGICAL 

MOMENTARY ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE FOR FIBROMYALGIA 

Rocío Herrero 1 , Azucena Garcia-Palacios 1 , Yolanda Vizcaíno 1 , 

Guadalupe Molinari 1 , Rosa Baños 2 , Jaime Guixeres 3 , Miguel A. 

Belmonte 4 , Cristina Botella 1 , 1 Universitat Jaume I, Castellón de la 

Plana, Spain, 2 Universidad de Valencia, Valencia, Spain, 3 Universidad 

Politécnica de Valencia, Valencia, Spain, 4 Hosp. General de Castellón, 

Castellón de la Plana, Spain 


PW 041 THE EFFECT OF PERSISTENT PAIN ON INFORMATION 

PROCESSING SPEED AND ACCURACY IN YOUNGER AND OLDER 

ADULTS Sephen J. Gibson 1 , Babara Parker 2 , Shelia Crewther 2 , 

Carolyn Arnold 3 , Yvonne Wells 2 , 1 Nat’l. Ageing Research Inst., Royal 

Melbourne Hosp., Australia, 2 La Trobe Univ., Melbourne, Australia, 

3 Alfred Health, Melbourne, Australia 

PW 042 STUDY OF ADJUSTMENT AND MENTAL HEALTH: A 

COMPARISON BETWEEN PATIENTS OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS 

AND MIGRAINE PAIN PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT SOCIAL 

SUPPORT Mohammad Ghalib Husain, Jamia Millia Islamia- A Central 

Univ., New Delhi, India 

PW 043 KINESIOPHOBIA IN IRANIAN LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS: 

A VALIDATION STUDY ON THE PERSIAN VERSION OF THE 

TAMPA SCALE FOR KINESIOPHOBIA Hassan Jafari 1 , Eva Van den 

Bussche 2 , Ismaeil Ebrahimi 3 , Mahyar Salavati 4 , Mohammad Kamali 5 , 

Ladan Fata 5 , Johan W. S. Vlaeyen 1 , 1 Univ. of Leuven, Leuven, Belgium, 

2 Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Fac. of Psychology and Educational Sncs., 

Brussels, Belgium, 3 Tehran Univ. of Medical Sncs., Rehab. Fac., 

Tehran, Iran, 4 Univ. of Social Welfare and Rehab. Sncs., Tehran, Iran, 

5 Tehran Univ. of Medical Sncs., Tehran, Iran 

PW 044 CATASTROPHIC THINKING AND INCREASED RISK FOR 

OPIOID MISUSE IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN Marc O. Martel, 

Robert R. Edwards, Harvard Medical Sch., Chestnut Hill, USA 

PW 045 PSYCHOMETRIC REFINEMENT AND EVALUATION OF 

THE PAIN RESPONSE PREFERENCE QUESTIONNAIRE Lachlan 

A. McWilliams 1 , John Kowal 2 , Donald Sharpe 3 , Bruce D. Dick 4 , 1 Acadia 

Univ., Wolfville, Canada, 2 Ottawa Hosp. Rehab. Ctr., Ottawa, Canada, 

3 Univ. of Regina, Regina, Canada, 4 Univ. of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada 

PW 046 TEMPORAL NEURAL DYNAMICS OF WORKING 

MEMORY: MAINTENANCE AND RETRIEVAL DYSFUNCTIONS 

IN FIBROMYALGIA Francisco Mercado, Paloma Barjola, Marisa 

Fernández Sánchez, Verónica Fresno, Francisco Gómez Esquer, Rey 

Juan Carlos Univ., Madrid, Spain 

PW 047 KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND PERSONAL 

EXPERIENCES OF DOCTORS AND NURSES REGARDING 

INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE (IPV) Vivienne T. Mitchell 1 , 

Kendra Parekh 2 , Stephan Russ 2 , Nicolas P. Forget 2 , Seth W. Wright 2 , 

1 Georgetown Public Hosp. Corp., Georgetown, Guyana, 2 Vanderbilt 

Univ. Medical Ctr., Nashville, USA 

PW 048 THE COMPARISON OF THE FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH 

EXPECTATION FOR IMPROVEMENT BETWEEN HIGH AND LOW 

VAS GROUPS OF CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS Yasuyuki Mizuno, 

Kansai Medical Univ., Osaka, Japan 

PW 049 THE INTERRUPTIVE EFFECT OF HEADACHE ON 

ATTENTION David J. Moore, Edmund Keogh, Christopher Eccleston, 

The Univ. of Bath, Bath, UK 

PW 050 INFLUENCE ON PAIN PERCEPTION Sarah Hertle, Sarah 

Knick, Annika Wittig, Katrin Neuheuser, Christoph Weber, Oliver Christ, 

TU Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany 

PW 051 COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS IN 

PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN: PRELIMINARY RESULTS Begoña 

Ojeda 1 , María Dueñas 1 , Alejandro Salazar 1 , Luís Miguel Torres 2 , 

Inmaculada Failde 1 , Juan Antonio Micó 1 , 1 Univ. of Cádiz, Cádiz, Spain, 

2 Univ. Hosp. “Puerta del Mar”, Cádiz, Spain 

PW 052 A FUNCTIONAL MEASUREMENT APPROACH TO THE 

CHILD ANXIETY AND PAIN FACE SCALE: ESTIMATING SCALE 

VALUES AND IMPORTANCE Armando Oliveira 1 , Luis Batalha 2 , Joana 

Goncalves 1 , Ananda Fernandes 2 , Ricardo Viegas 1 , 1 Inst. of Cognitive 

Psychology, Univ. of Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal, 2 Coimbra Sch. of 

Nursing, Coimbra, Portugal 

PW 053 PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITY, SELF-EFFICACY BELIEFS 

AND PAIN COPING STRATEGIES IN PATIENTS WITH MEDICATION- 

OVERUSE HEADACHE (MOH) Roberto Pirrotta 1 , Franz Riederer 1 , 

Josef Jenewein 1 , Kai Lutz 2 , Lutz Wittman 1 , Chantal Martin Soelch 1 , 

Andreas Gantenbein 1 , Dominik Ettlin 3 , Peter Sandor 1 , 1 Univ. Hosp. 

Zurich, Zürich, Switzerland, 2 Inst. of Psychology, Zürich, Switzerland, 

3 Ctr. of Dental Med., Zürich, Switzerland 

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PW 054 BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL PREDICTORS OF DISABILITY, 

DEPRESSION AND UNEMPLOYMENT IN BRAZILIAN PAIN 

PATIENTS Jamir J. Sardá 1 , Michael K. Nicholas 2 , Cibele A. M. 

Pimenta 3 , Ali M. Asghari 4 , 1 Assoc. Catarinense de Estudo da Dor - 

Univali, Florianópolis, Brazil, 2 Pain Mangement and Research Ctr. 

- Univ. of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, 3 Univ. of Sao Paulo, São Paulo, 

Brazil, 4 Univ. of Shahed, Pain Research and Management Ctr. - RNSH, 

Tehran - Sydney, Iran 

PW 055 PAIN LOCUS OF CONTROL,TYPE-D BEHAVIOR 

PATTERN AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN AND 

ENDOMETRIOSIS PATIENTS Anand K. Srivastava, Avita Maurya, 

M.G.Kashi Vidyapith Univ., Varanasi, India 

PW 056 VALIDATION OF THE SURGICAL FEAR QUESTIONNAIRE 

IN ADULT PATIENTS WAITING FOR ELECTIVE DAY-CASE 

SURGERY N. A. M. Oversier 1 , H. M. S. Theunissen 2 , H.-F. Gramke 2 , M. 

A. E. Marcus 2 , M. L. Peters 1 , 1 Maastricht Univ., Maastricht, Netherlands, 

2 Maastricht Univ. Medical Ctr., Maastricht, Netherlands 

PW 057 THE ANTICIPATION OF PAIN LEADS TO BODILY 

HYPERVIGILANCE ON THE THREATENED BODY PART Lore Van 

Hulle, Stefaan Van Damme, Geert Crombez, Ghent Univ., Ghent, 

Belgium 

PW 059 A HIGHER ORDER ANALYSIS OF THE PROPERTIES OF 

THE TAMPA SCALE FOR KINESIOPHOBIA IN PEOPLE WITH NECK 

PAIN David M. Walton 1 , James M. Elliott 2 , 1 Western Univ., London, 

Canada, 2 Northwestern Univ., Chicago, USA 

PW 061 ASSOSCIATION OF CHRONIC PAIN WITH OTHER 

LIFE SUFFERING SITUATIONS Adrianna Loduca 1 , Barbara Maria 

Müller 2 , Mirella Giglio 3 , Roberta Amaral 3 , Lin Tchia Yeng 3 , 1 �� 

Universidade Catolica de São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 2 INSS, São 

Paulo, Brazil, 3 Hosp. das Clínicas, São Paulo, Brazil 

PW 065 EFFECTS OF INPATIENT REHABILITATION IN HIP AND 

KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS – A PROSPECTIVE CONTROLLED 

COHORT STUDY Felix Angst 1 , Susanne Lehmann 1 , Thomas Benz 1 , 

Martin L. Verra 2 , Andre Aeschlimann 1 , 1 RehaClinic, Bad Zurzach, 

Switzerland, 2 Bern Univ. Hosp., Bern, Switzerland 

PW 066 MODULATION OF PRESSURE PAIN THRESHOLD 

AND IMPAIRED DIFFUSE NOXIOUS INHIBITORY CONTROL 

RESPONSES FOLLOWING JOINT MOBILIZATION IN INDIVIDUALS 

WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS Carol A. Courtney 1 , César 

Fernández-de-las-Peñas 2 , 1 Univ. of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, USA, 

2 Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Alcorcon, Madrid, Spain 

PW 067 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PAIN, BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS 

OF INFLAMMATION AND CARTILAGE DEGRADATION IN 

PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS Thomas N. Eskehave1 , Lars 

Arendt-Nielsen1 , Line Egsgaard1 , Thomas Graven-Nielsen1 , Hans 

Christian Hoeck2 , Anne-Christine Bay-Jensen3 , Morten A. Karsdal3 , 

1Ctr. for Sensory-Motor Interaction, Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, 

2 3 CCBR/C4Pain, Aalborg, Denmark, Aalborg, Denmark, Nordic BioSnc., 

Herlev, Denmark 

PW 068 CORRELATING TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT 

OSTEOARTHRITIS CONE BEAN CT WITH PATIENTS REFERRED 

SYMPTOMS Joao R. Goncalves 1 , Beatriz Paniagua 2 , Daniela A. 

Goncalves 1 , Patricia B. Mello 1 , Lucia Cevidanes 3 , 1 UNESP, Araraquara, 

Brazil, 2 Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, USA, 3 Univ. of Michigan, 

Ann Arbor, USA 

PW 069 PAIN IN TAKAYASU ARTERITIS Levi Higino Jales Neto, Rosa 

Maria Pereira, Hosp. das Clínicas, Medical Sch., Univ. of São Paulo, 


PW 070 FOURTEEN PERCENT OF SUBJECTS WITH KNEE 

OSTEOARTHRITIS REPORT NEUROPATHIC-TYPE SYMPTOMS, 

ASSOCIATED WITH WIDESPREAD HYPERALGESIA AND 

FUNCTIONAL DISABILITY Penny Moss 1 , Heather Benson 1 , Robert 

Will 2 , Anthony Wright 1 , 1 Curtin Univ., Perth, Australia, 2 Royal Perth 

Hosp., Perth, Australia 

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PW 071 PRESSURE PAIN THRESHOLD IN KNEE 

OSTEOARTHRITIS: THE MULTICENTER OSTEOARTHRITIS 

(MOST) STUDY Tuhina Neogi 1 , Jingbo Niu 1 , Lars Arendt-Nielsen 2 , 

Joachim Scholz 3 , Laura Frey-Law 4 , Clifford Woolf 5 , Yuqing Zhang 1 , 

Larry Bradley 6 , Michael Nevitt 7 , David Felson 1 , 1 Boston Univ. Sch. of 

Med., Boston, USA, 2 Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, 3 Columbia 

Univ., New York, USA, 4 Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City, USA, 5 Childrens 

Hosp., Boston, USA, 6 Univ. of Alabama, Birmingham, USA, 7 UCSF, San 

Francisco, USA 

PW 072 DIMENSIONS OF CATASTROPHIC THINKING THAT 

MEDIATE THE RELATION BETWEEN FEAR AND DISABILITY 

FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY Nils G. 

Niederstrasser 1 , William Stanish 2 , Michael Dunbar 2 , Michael Tanzer 3 , 

Michael Sullivan 3 , 1 McGill Univ./Univ. of Leuven, Montreal, Canada, 

2 Dalhousie Univ., Halifax, Canada, 3 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada 

PW 073 SUBJECTS WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS EXHIBIT 

WIDESPREAD COLD AND MECHANICAL HYPERALGESIA, 

ASSOCIATED WITH FUNCTIONAL DISABILITY AND LOWER 

QUALITY OF LIFE Anthony Wright 1 , Heather Benson 1 , Robert Will 2 , 

Penny Moss 1 , 1 Curtin Univ., Perth, Australia, 2 Royal Perth Hosp., Perth, 

Australia 

PW 074 PRELIMINARY FINDINGS ON GREY MATTER VOLUME 

REDUCTIONS IN CARRIERS OF THE OPRM1 A118G SNP IN 

SAMPLE OF FIBROMYALGIA PATIENTS Kristina Krause 1 , Martin 

Diers 2 , Mariela Rance 2 , Matthew Howard 3 , Jonathan O’Muircheartaigh 3 , 

Kati Thieme 4 , Pinar Yilmaz 2 , Gareth Barker 5 , Toni-Kim Clarke 6 , Steven 

C. R. Williams 3 , Gunter Schumann 3 , Herta Flor 2 , 1 Justus-Liebig- 

Universität Giessen, Giessen, Germany, 2 Central Inst. for Mental Health 

Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany, 3 Inst. of Psychiatry, London, UK, 

4 Philipps-Universität Marburg, Marburg, Germany, 5 Inst. of Psychiatry, 

London, Germany, 6 Univ. of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA 

PW 075 MULTISITE PAIN AND SICKNESS ABSENCE 

TRAJECTORIES AMONG MIDDLE-AGED FINNS – AN 8-YEAR 

FOLLOW-UP Eija Haukka 1 , Leena Kaila-Kangas 1 , Anneli Ojajärvi 1 , 

Helena Miranda 1 , Markku Heliövaara 2 , Päivi Leino-Arjas 1 , 1 Finnish Inst. 

of Occupational Health, Helsinki, Finland, 2 Nat’l. Inst. for Health and 

Welfare, Helsinki, Finland 

PW 076 EFFECTS OF PAIN CATASTROPHIZING ON CENTRAL 

MOTOR ACTIVITY DURING ACUTE AND CHRONIC OROFACIAL 

MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN Greg Murray 1 , Luke Henderson 2 , Rahena 

Akhter 1 , Sylvia Gustin 2 , Christopher Peck 1 , Peter Svensson 3 , 1 Univ. 

of Sydney, Westmead, Australia, 2 Univ. of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, 

3 Aarhus Univ., Aarhus, Denmark 

PW 077 PERIPHERALLY INCREASED NEUROKININ 1 RECEPTOR 

AVAILABILITY IN PET-SCAN OF CHRONIC TENNIS ELBOW: 

VISUALISING NEUROGENIC INFLAMMATION? Magnus Peterson, 

Kurt Svärdsudd, Bengt Långström, Jens Sörensen, Uppsala Univ., 

Uppsala, Sweden 

PW 078 SENSORY ASSET IN SUBGROUPS OF FIBROMYALGIA 

PATIENTS WITH DIFFERENT PAIN COMORBIDITIES Giannapia 

Affaitati 1 , Alessandra Fabrizio 1 , Emmanuele Tafuri 1 , Giorgio Costa 2 , 

Sara Di Fabio 1 , Claudio Tana 1 , Elsa Cozza 1 , Raffaele Costantini 1 , 

Domenico Lapenna 1 , Maria A. Giamberardino 3 , 1 ”G. D’Annunzio” Univ. 

of Chieti, Chieti Scalo, Italy, 2 ”G. G’Annuznio” Univ. of Chieti, Chieti 

Scalo, Italy, 3 ”G. D’Annuznio” Univ. of Chieti, Chieti Scalo, Italy 

PW 079 ANTICIPATORY AND PAIN-EVOKED NEURAL 

CORRELATES OF PAIN SYMPTOMS, MOOD AND COPING 

IN PATIENTS WITH FIBROMYALGIA AND OSTEOARTHRITIS 

Christopher A. Brown, Anthony K. P. Jones, Univ. of Manchester, 

Salford, UK 

PW 080 CEREBRAL GREY AND WHITE MATTER CHANGES IN 

FIBROMYALGIA DEPEND ON PATIENTS’ AGE Marta Ceko, Mary- 

Ann Fitzcharles, M. Catherine Bushnell, Petra Schweinhardt, McGill 


PW 082 ABSTRACT FOR IASP 2012: PAIN, COGNITIVE FATIGUE 

AND PHYSICAL FATIGUE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH FIBROMYALGIA, 

AND HEALTHY CONTROLS Dana L. Dailey, Kathleen A. Sluka, 

Barbara A. Rakel, Valerie J. Keffala, Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City, USA

PW 083 HYPNOTHERAPY IN FIBROMYALGIC PATIENTS: 

A LONG-TERM, CONTROLLED STUDY Giuseppe De Benedittis, 

Interdepartmental Pain Ctr., Milano, Italy 

PW 084 PERCEPTION OF EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL PAIN IN 

FIBROMYALGIA �� 

Uraizee, Richard H. Gracely, UNC-Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, USA 

PW 085 PREGABALIN MODULATES POSTERIOR INSULA 

COMBINED GLUTAMATE AND GLUTAMINE (GLX) AND 

CONNECTIVITY TO DEFAULT MODE NETWORK (DMN) IN 

FIBROMYALGIA (FM) Richard E. Harris 1 , Jieun Kim 2 , John P. 

Huggins 3 , Lynne Pauer 4 , Johnson P. Hampson 1 , Pia C. Sundgren 1 , 

Bradley Foerster 1 , Myria Petrou 1 , Daniel J. Clauw 1 , Vitaly Napadow 2 , 

1 Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA, 2 Harvard Medical Sch., 

Charlestown, USA, 3 �� 4 �� 

USA 

PW 086 ALTERATIONS IN CORTICAL GRAY MATTER 

VOLUME, THICKNESS AND SURFACE AREA IN WOMEN WITH 

FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME Fausta Lui, Alexa Huber, Davide Duzzi, 

Paul E. Summers, Carlo A. Porro, Università di Modena e Reggio 

Emilia, Modena, Italy 

PW 087 PSYCHOLOGICAL AND BRAIN STRUCTURAL 

CORRELATES OF RESPONSIVENESS TO ANALGESIA 

SUGGESTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME 

Alexa Huber 1 , Fausta Lui 1 , Davide Duzzi 1 , Paul E. Summers 1 , Giancarlo 

Carli 2 , Enrica L. Santarcangelo 3 , Carlo A. Porro 1 , 1 Università di Modena 

e Reggio Emilia, Modena, Italy, 2 Università di Siena, Siena, Italy, 

3 Università di Pisa, Pisa, Italy 

PW 088 BRAIN FUNCTION AND MORPHOLOGY IN PATIENTS 

WITH LONG-TERM EXPOSURE TO PAIN Karin B. Jensen 1 , Priti 

Srinivasan 2 , Rosa B. Spaeth 2 , Eva Kosek 3 , Frank Petzke 4 , Serena 

Carville 5 , Peter Fransson 3 , Hanke Marcus 6 , Steven C. R. Williams 7 , 

Ernest Choy 8 , Olivier Vitton 9 , Richard H. Gracely 10 , Martin Ingvar 3 , 

Jian Kong 1 , 1 Harvard Medical Sch./Mass General Hosp., Charlestown, 

USA, 2 Mass General Hosp., Charlestown, USA, 3 Karolinska Inst.t, 

Stockholm, Sweden, 4 Univ. of Göttingen, Göttingen, Germany, 5 UK 

Age Research forum, London, UK, 6 Uniklinik Köln, Univ. of Cologne, 

Cologne, Germany, 7 King’s Coll., London, UK, 8 Univ. of Cardiff, Cardiff, 

UK, 9 Pierre Fabre, Labège, France, 10 Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel 

Hill, USA 

PW 089 PATIENTS WITH HIGHLY ASYMMETRIC FIBROMYALGIA 

(HEMISENSORY SYNDROME) HAVE CORTICAL EXCITABILITY 

CHANGES DIFFERENT FROM CLASSIC FM PATIENTS Helena H. 

S. Kaziyama�� 

Cueva, Gabriel Tortella Souza, Marco Antonio Marcolin, Manoel 

Jacobsen Teixeira, Daniel Ciampi Araujo de Andrade, Clinics Hosp. of 

Med. Sch. of Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

PW 090 MICROCIRCULATION IN SKIN AND MUSCLE DURING 

VENOUS STASIS, ARTERIAL ISCHEMIA AND ORTHOSTATIC 

CHALLENGE IN PATIENTS WITH FIBROMYALGIA AND HEALTHY 

CONTROLS Stefanie E. Rehm 1 , Jana Koroschetz 2 , Dennis 

Naleschinski 2 , Gunnar Wasner 2 , Ralf Baron 2 , 1 Univ. Hosp. Schleswig 

Holstein, Kiel, Germany, 2 Univ. Hosp. Schleswig-Holstein, Kiel, 

Germany 

PW 091 EFFECT OF FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME ON THE 

HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AND ECONOMIC BURDEN 

IN KOREA Shin-Seok Lee 1 , Seong-Kyu Kim 2 , Seong-Ho Kim 3 , Chang- 

Keun Lee 4 , Hye-Soon Lee 5 , Sang-Heon Lee 6 , Yong-Beom Park 7 , 

Hye-Jin Park 8 , Min-Jung Son 8 , 1 Chonnam Nat’l. Univ. Hosp., Gwangju, 

Korea, Republic of (South), 2 Catholic Univ. of Daegu Sch. of Med., 

Daegu, Korea, Republic of (South), 3 Inje Univ. Haeundae Paik Hosp., 

Busan, Korea, Republic of (South), 4 Asan Medican Ctr., Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of (South), 5 Guri Hosp., Hanyang Univ. Coll. of Med., Seoul, 

Korea, Republic of (South), 6 Konkuk Univ. Sch. of Med., Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of (South), 7 Yonsei Univ. Coll. of Med., Seoul, Korea, Republic 

of (South), 8 �� 

PW 092 THOUGHTS, OPTIMISM AND COPING MODULATE STRESS 

AND OUTCOMES IN FIBROMYALGIA Katrina Malin 1 , Geoffrey O. 

Littlejohn 2 , 1 Monash Univ., Clayton, Australia, 2 Monash Medical Ctr./ 

Monash Univ., Clayton, Australia 


PW 093 SUBGROUPING FIBROMYALGIA PATIENTS USING 

PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS AND THE PRESSURE-PAIN 

THRESHOLDS Renato Silva Martins, Helena Hideko Seguchi 

Kaziyama, Luciana Dotta, Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

PW 094 PREVALENCE OF TSH ALTERATIONS IN FIBROMYALGIA 

FEMALE PATIENTS Renato S. Martins, Helena H. S. Kaziyama, 

Manoel J. Teixeira, Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

PW 095 STRESS INDUCED ANALGESIA IN WOMEN WITH 

FIBROMYALGIA ��1 , Dorota Filipowska2 , Eva Kosek1 , 

1 2 Karolinska Inst.t, Stockholm, Sweden, St Göran’s Hosp., Stockholm, 

Sweden 

PW 096 THE IMPACT OF SLEEP AND PAIN MODULATION 

MECHANISMS ON FIBROMYALGIA SYMPTOMS Melanie Morin 1 , 

Stéphane Potvin 2 , Serge Marchand 1 , 1 Université de Sherbrooke, 

Sherbrooke, Canada, 2 Ctr. de Recherche Fernand-Seguin, Montréal, 

Canada 

PW 097 IDENTIFICATION OF TWO SUBGROUPS OF 

FIBROMYALGIA WITH DIFFERENT ENDOGENOUS PAIN 

MODULATION DYSFUNCTIONS Emilie Paul-Savoie 1 , Patricia 

Bourgault 1 , Melanie Morin 1 , Serge Marchand 1 , Stephane Potvin 2 , 1 Univ. 

of Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada, 2 Univ. of Montreal, Montreal, 

Canada 

PW 098 GERMAN FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME CONSUMER 

REPORTS – A CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY Marcus Schiltenwolf 1 , 

Winfried Häuser 2 , 1 Univ. Hosp. of Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany, 

2 Klinikum Saarbrücken, Saarbrücken, Germany 

PW 099 NORMALIZATION IN TASK RELATED BRAIN ACTIVATION 

CORRELATES WITH IMPROVEMENT OF CLINICAL PAIN IN 

FIBROMYALGIA PATIENTS David A. Williams 1 , Anson E. Kairys 1 , 

Mary Heitzeg 1 , Richard E. Harris 1 , Daniel J. Clauw 1 , Jennifer Glass 1 , 

Tobias Schmidt-Wilcke 2 , 1 Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA, 2 Univ. of 

Tuebingen, Tübingen, Germany 

PW 100 IS FIBROMYALGIA A SPECIAL TYPE OF SMALL FIBER 

NEUROPATHY? A MICRONEUROGRAPHY STUDY Romà Solà 1 , 

Antonio Collado 2 , Francesca Antonelli 1 , Cristina Quiles 1 , Jordi 

Serra 3 , 1 NeuroSnc. Technologies, Barcelona, Spain, 2 Hosp. Clinic de 

Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 3 NeuroSnc. Technologies-MC Mutual, 

Barcelona, Spain 

PW 101 PROFILES IN FIBROMYALGIA: BRAIN PROCESSING OF 

NON NOXIOUS STIMULI AND CLINICAL CHARACTERIZATION 

OF TYPE I AND TYPE II SUBGROUPS Yolanda Triñanes 1 , Alberto 

González-Villar 1 , María T. Carrillo-de-la-Peña 1 , Claudio Gómez- 

Perretta 2 , 1 Univ. of Santiago de Compostela, Santiago de Compostela, 

Spain, 2 Hosp. La Fe, Valencia, Spain 

PW 102 SUICIDALITY IN CHRONIC PAIN: WHAT DO WE KNOW 

ABOUT FIBROMYALGIA PATIENTS? Yolanda Triñanes 1 , Alberto 

González-Villar 1 , Claudio Gómez-Perreta 2 , María T. Carrillo-de-la- 

Peña 1 , 1 Univ. of Santiago de Compostela, Santiago de Compostela, 

Spain, 2 Hosp. La Fe, Valencia, Spain 

PW 106 “FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME AND FACEBOOK”: 

BENEFITS AND DRAWBACKS OF PAIN PATIENT GROUPS ON 

SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES – A DISCOURSE ANALYSIS Anna- 

Maria Volkmann, Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PW 109 CLINICAL AND GENETIC FACTORS PREDICTING OPIOID 

RESPONSE AS DEFINED BY PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS 

Ruth A. Branford 1 , Hiroe Sato 2 , Joanne M. Droney 3 , Sophy K. Gretton 3 , 

Miriam Moffatt 2 , Julia Riley 3 , Michael Thick 2 , Joy R. Ross 3 , 1 St Joseph’s 

Hospice, Royal Marsden Hosp., Imperial Coll. London, London, UK, 

2 Imperial Coll. London, London, UK, 3 Royal Marsden Hosp., Imperial 

Coll. London, London, UK 

PW 110 GENETIC ASSOCIATIONS OF PAIN OUTCOMES 

FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE AND HIP ARTHROPLASTY Chad M. 

Brummett 1 , David T. Burke 2 , David A. Williams 1 , Michelle Morris 1 , Brian 

Hallstrom 1 , Andrew Urquhart 1 , Daniel J. Clauw 1 , 1 Univ. of Michigan 

Health System, Ann Arbor, USA, 2 Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA 

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PW 111 ATYPICAL ODONTALGIA IS ASSOCIATED WITH A GTP 

CYCLOHYDROLASE 1 (GCH1) HIGH RISK HAPLOTYPE IN 

CAUCASIANS, HISPANICS AND AFRICAN AMERICANS Scott R. 

Diehl 1 , Fengshen Kuo 1 , Olga A. Korczeniewska 1 , Junad Khan 1 , Cibele 

Nasri-Hier 1 , Gary M. Heir 1 , Craig Hirschberg 1 , Gary R. Hartwell 1 , David 

Yarnitsky 2 , Ching-Yu Huang 1 , Eli Eliav 1 , 1 Univ. of Med. and Dentistry, 

Newark, USA, 2 Rambam Medical Ctr., Haifa, Israel 

PW 112 TRPV1-SNPs INFLUENCE MECHANICAL SENSITIVITY AND 

SKIN BLOOD FLOW Matti Förster 1 , Denisa May 2 , Friederike Mahn 1 , 

Andreas Binder 1 , Ingolf Cascorbi 2 , Ralf Baron 1 , Gunnar Wasner 1 , 

1 Division of Neurological Pain Research and Therapy, Kiel, Germany, 

2 Inst. of Clinical Pharmacology, Univ. Kiel, Kiel, Germany 

PW 113 CATECHOL-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE GENOTYPE 

(Val158Met) DOES NOT MODULATE CENTRAL SENSITIZATION 

AND PAIN IN FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME Silvia Ambite-Quesada, 

Antonio Gil-Crujera, Cecilia Penacoba-Puente, Margarita Cigarán- 

Mendez, Vanesa García-Recio, Cesar Fernández de las Peñas, 

Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Alcorcon, Spain 

PW 114 RNA-SEQ ANALYSIS OF THE PAIN TRANSCRIPTOME/ 

NOCICEPTOME G. L. Gonnella1 , S. Goswami2 , S. Mishra2 , K. Kaszas2 , 

H. Kominsky2 , J. M. Keller2 , P. D. Burbelo2 , M. Hoon2 , M. J. Iadarola2 , 

1 2 Catholic Univ. Sch. of Med., Rome, Italy, Nat’l. Inst.s of Health, 

Bethesda, USA 

PW 115 THE DRB1*04 -DQB1*03:02 HLA HAPLOTYPE IS 

ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED RISK OF CHRONIC PAIN AFTER 

INGUINAL HERNIA SURGERY Torsten Gordh 1 , Cecilia A. Dominguez 2 , 

Maija L. Kalliomäki 3 , Ulf Gunnarsson 4 , Gabriel Sandblom 4 , Ingrid 

Kockum 2 , Eva Lavant 5 , Tomas Olsson 2 , Fred Nyberg 6 , Fredrik Piehl 2 , 

1 Multidisciplinary Pain Clinic, Uppsala, Sweden, 2 Neuroimmunology 

Unit, Stockholm, Sweden, 3 Tammerfors Univ. Hosp., Tammerfors, 

Finland, 4 Karolinska Inst., Huddinge, Sweden, 5 Laboratory Med., 

Malmo, Sweden, 6 Pharmaceutical Pharmacology, Uppsala, Sweden 

PW 117 A PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED POLYMORPHISM IN TNFA 

DOES NOT ASSOCIATE WITH PRESENCE OF SYMPTOMATIC 

NEUROPATHY IN BLACK AFRICANS WITH HIV-ASSOCIATED 

SENSORY NEUROPATHY Antonia L. Wadley 1 , Zané Lombard 2 , 

Catherine L. Cherry 3 , Patricia Price 4 , Peter R. Kamerman 1 , 1 Brain 

Function Research Group, Fac. of Health Sncs., Univ. of the 

Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 2 Division of Human 

Genetics, Nat’l. Health Laboratory Service and Univ. of the 

Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 3 Burnet Inst., Alfred Hosp. 

and Monash Univ., Melbourne, Australia, 4 Pathology and Laboratory 

Med., Univ. of Western Australia, Perth, Australia 

PW 118 CATECHOL-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE GENE 

HAPLOTYPES ARE ASSOCIATED WITH THERMAL AND 

PRESSURE PAIN RESPONSIVENESS IN FM PATIENTS Mercedes 

Martínez-Jauand 1 , Carolina Sitges 2 , Virginia Rodríguez 2 , Antònia 

Picornell 2 , Misericordia Ramon 2 , Pedro Montoya 2 , 1 Research Inst. on 

Health Sncs., Palma de Mallorca, Spain, 2 Research Inst. on Health 

Sncs. (IUNICS), Palma de Mallorca, Spain 

PW 119 GENOTYPING AND PHENOTYPING CYP2D6 AMONG 

PATIENTS UNDERGOING SURGICAL PROCEDURE IN FOUR 

HOSPITALS IN KINSHASA (DR CONGO) Kosi Yvan Kola Mayamona 1 , 

Bernard le Polain de Waroux 2 , 1 Univ. of Kinshasa, Kinshasa, Congo, 

Democratic Rep. of, 2 Université Catholique de Louvain, Bruxelles, 

Belgium 

PW 120 THE OPRM1 rs1799971 Asp ALLELE INCREASES THE 

PAIN INTENSITY IN WOMEN, BUT DECREASES THE PAIN 

INTENSITY IN MEN THE FIRST YEAR AFTER A LUMBAR DISC 

HERNIATION Maria B. Olsen 1 , Elina I. Schistad 2 , Line M. Jacobsen 1 , 

Linda M. Pedersen 1 , Lars J. Rygh 3 , Cecilie Røe 4 , Johannes Gjerstad 1 , 

1 Nat’l. Inst. of Occupational Health, Oslo, Norway, 2 Oslo Univ. Hosp., 

Ullvaal, Oslo, Norway, 3 Haukeland Univ. Hosp., Bergen, Norway, 4 Oslo 

Univ. Hosp., Ullevaal, Oslo, Norway 

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PW 121 FKBP5 VARIANTS PREDICT NECK PAIN PERSISTENCE 

SIX WEEKS AFTER MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISION Jennifer Smith 1 , 

Jacob Ulirsch 1 , Andrey Bortsov 1 , Robert Swor 2 , David Peak 3 , Jeffrey 

Jones 4 , Niels Rathlev 5 , David Lee 6 , Robert Domeier 7 , Phyllis Hendry 8 , 

Luda Diatchenko 1 , Samuel McLean 1 , 1 Univ. of North Carolina at 

Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, USA, 2 William Beaumont Hosp., Royal Oak, 

USA, 3 Massachusetts General Hosp., Boston, USA, 4 Spectrum Health 

System, Grand Rapids, USA, 5 �� 

6 North Shore Univ. Hosp., Manhasset, USA, 7 Saint Joseph Mercy 

Health System, Ypsilanti, USA, 8 Univ. of Florida, Jacksonville, USA 

PW 122 PHARMACOGENETIC EVIDENCE FOR THE INVOLVEMENT 

OF DOPAMINE IN PAIN PROCESSING Roi Treister 1 , Dorit Pud 2 , 

Richard P. Ebstein 3 , Elon Eisenberg 4 , 1 Technion - Israel Inst. of Tech, 

Haifa, Israel, 2 Univ. of Haifa, Haifa, Israel, 3 Hebrew Univ., Jerusalem, 

Israel, 4 Rambam Health Care Campus, Haifa, Israel 

PW 123 POLYMORPHISMS IN UCP3, BUT NOT UCP2, ASSOCIATE 

WITH PAIN INTENSITY IN HIV-ASSOCIATED SENSORY 

NEUROPATHY IN BLACK AFRICANS Antonia L. Wadley 1 , Zané 

Lombard 2 , Catherine L. Cherry 3 , Patricia Price 4 , Peter R. Kamerman 5 , 

1 Brain Function Research Group, Fac. of Health Sncs., Johannesburg, 

South Africa, 2 Division of Human Genetics, Nat’l. Health Laboratory 

Service and Univ. of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 

3 Burnet Inst., Alfred Hosp. and Monash Univ., Melbourne, Australia, 

4 Pathology and Laboratory Med., Perth, Australia, 5 Brain Function 

Research Group, Fac. of Health Sncs., Univ. of the Witwatersrand, 

Johannesburg, South Africa 

PW 124 GENE KNOCKDOWN WITH INTRATHECAL siRNA OF PSD- 

95 RELIEVE CCI INDUCED NOCICEPTION IN RATS Li Xu 1 , Yuguang 

Huang 2 , Xuerong Yu 1 , 1 Peking Union Medical Coll. Hosp., Beijing, 

China, 2 Peking Union Medical Coll., Beijing, China 

PW 125 REMARKABLE HETEROGENEITY IN MYOSIN HEAVY 

CHAIN COMPOSITION OF THE HUMAN YOUNG MASSETER 

COMPARED WITH YOUNG BICEPS BRACHII Catharina Österlund, 

Mona Lindström, Lars-Eric Thornell, Per-Olof Eriksson, Umeå Univ., 

Umeå, Sweden 

PW 126 SPINAL AUTOPHAGY MODULATION FOLLOWING 

PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURY Laura Berliocchi 1 , Rossella Russo 2 , 

Maria Maiarù 2 , Cristina Tassorelli 3 , Giacinto Bagetta 2 , Maria Tiziana 

Corasaniti 1 , 1 Magna Græcia Univ., Roccelletta di Borgia, Italy, 2 Univ. of 

Calabria, Arcavacata di Rende, Italy, 3 IRCCS “Nat’l. Neurological Inst. 

C. Mondino” Fdn., Pavia, Italy 

PW 127 A SENSORY NEURON-EXPRESSED INTERLEUKIN-31 

RECEPTOR MEDIATES T HELPER CELL-DEPENDENT PRURITUS 

Ferda Cevikbas 1 , Xidao Wang 1 , Tasuku Akiyama 2 , Cordula Kempkes 1 , 

Akihiko Ikoma 1 , Stacey Dillon 3 , Bernhard Homey 4 , Earl Carstens 2 , Allan 

Basbaum 1 , Martin Steinhoff 1 , 1 UCSF, San Francisco, USA, 2 UC Davis, 

Davis, USA, 3 ZymoGenetics (a Bristol Myers Squibb Co.), Seattle, 

USA, 4 Univ. Hosp. of Duesseldorf, Düsseldorf, Germany 

PW 128 ROLE FOR CXCR2 CHEMOKINE RECEPTORS IN 

INFLAMMATION AND NOCICEPTION IN CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE- 

INDUCED CYSTITIS Fabiana N. Dornelles 1 , Edineia L. Andrade 1 , 

Robson Costa 1 , Maria Martha Campos 2 , João Batista Calixto 1 , 1 Federal 

Univ. of Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil, 2 PUCRS, Porto Alegre, 

Brazil 

PW 129 N-ACYLETHANOLAMINES LEVELS IN LONG TERM 

MUSCLE PAIN AND THE EFFECT OF TRAINING: 

A MICRODIALYSIS STUDY Nazdar Ghafouri 1 , Bijar Ghafouri 2 , Linn 

Karlsson 3 , Maria Turkina 4 , Britt Larsson 3 , Christopher Fowler 5 , Björn 

Gerdle 3 , 1 Medical and Health Sncs./Pharmacology and Clinical 

NeuroSncs., Linkoping, Sweden, 2 Medical and Health Sncs./Clinical 

and Experimental Med., Linkoping, Sweden, 3 Medical and Health 

Sncs., Linkoping, Sweden, 4 Clinical and Experimental Med., Linkoping, 

Sweden, 5 Pharmacology and Clinical NeuroSnc., Umeå, Sweden 

PW 130 DISTINCTIVE DIFFERENCES IN THE EFFECTS OF 

TAPENTADOL AND MORPHINE ON ADULT HIPPOCAMPAL 

NEURAL PROGENITOR CELLS Vasco Meneghini, Vera Ramazzotti, 

Federica Ubezio, Bruna Cuccurazzu, Pier Luigi Canonico, Mariagrazia 

Grilli, Univ. of Piemonte Orientale, Novara, Italy

PW 131 IN VITRO MODEL OF BORTEZOMIB-INDUCED 

PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY Federica La Russa 1 , Hannes 

Kiesewetter 2 , Guido Cavaletti 3 , David Laurence Harvey Bennett 2 , 

1 Università Milano Bicocca, Monza, Italy, 2 King’s Coll. London, London, 

UK, 3 Univ. of Milano Bicocca, Monza, Italy 

PW 132 DETECTION OF REDOX MODIFIED PROTEINS IN 

NOCICEPTIVE PROCESSING Jana Elena Lorenz 1 , Wiebke 

Kallenborn-Gerhardt 1 , Heinrich Heide 2 , Mirco Steger 2 , Ilka Wittig 2 , 

Ulrich Brandt 2 , Gerd Geisslinger 1 , Achim Schmidtko 1 , 1 Inst. of Clinical 

Pharmacology, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 2 Molecular Bioenergetics 

Group, Ctr. for Membrane Proteomics, Frankfurt am Main, Germany 

PW 133 CAFFEIC ACID PHENETHYL ESTER IS A HIGHLY 

SELECTIVE INHIBITOR OF PEROXYNITRITE IN VITRO Mustafa 

Kassim, Marzida Mansor, Kamaruddin Mohd Yusoff, Siok Yan Ong, 

Mohd Yasim Md Yusof, Shamala Sekaran, Univ. of Malaya, Kuala 

Lumpur, Malaysia 

PW 134 CHANGES IN CSF PROTEOME AFTER TREATMENT 

WITH ZICONOTIDE (Prialt®) Patrik Olausson 1 , Bijar Ghafouri 2 , 

Emmanuel Bäckryd 1 , Britt Larsson 1 , Björn Gerdla 1 , 1 Medical and Health 

Sncs., Linkoping, Sweden, 2 Medical and Health Sncs./Clinical and 

Experimental Med., Linkoping, Sweden 

PW 136 ETHNIC DIFFERENCES IN PAIN SENSITIVITY AND ACUTE 

STRESS MEASURES BUT NOT IN A POTENTIAL MARKER OF 

CHRONIC STRESS Kimberly T. Sibille 1 , Taimour Langaee 1 , Ben 

Burkley 1 , Yan Gong 1 , William J. Millard 1 , Roger B. Fillingim 2 , 1 Univ. of 

Florida, Gainesville, USA, 2 Univ. of Florida and North Florida/South 

Georgia Veterans Health System, Gainesville, USA 

PW 137 OVEREXPRESSION OF MICRORNA 219 IN SPINAL 

CORD INHIBIT COMPLETE FREUND’S ADJUVANT– INDUCED 

MECHANICAL ALLODYNIA AND THERMAL HYPERALGESIA Ping- 

Heng Tan, Chien-Cheng Liu, E-Da Hosp./I-Shou Univ., Kaohsiung, 

Taiwan 

PW 138 GENOME-WIDE TRANSCRIPTION PROFILING OF SKIN 

AND DRG AFTER UVB-INDUCED INFLAMMATION Ana Antunes- 

Martins 1 , John M. Dawes 1 , James R. Perkins 2 , Werner Rust 3 , Ramona 

Schmid 3 , Kathryn J. Paterson 1 , Ilhem Diboun 2 , Tobias Hildebrandt 3 , 

Christine Orengo 2 , Stephen B. McMahon 1 , David L. H. Bennett 1 , 

1 King’s Coll. London, London, UK, 2 Univ. Coll. London, London, UK, 

3 Boehringer Ingelheim Pharma GmbH & Co. KG, Biberach, Germany 

PW 139 FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISATION OF NOCICEPTIVE 

SENSORY NEURONES DERIVED FROM HUMAN PLURIPOTENT 

STEM CELLS James G. Bilsland, Lishuang Cao, Edward Stevens, 

Caroline Benn, Paul Whiting, �� 

PW 140 HDAC4 IS EXPRESSED IN DRG AND VIRAL CRE 

DELIVERY CAN INDUCE KNOCKOUT IN HDAC4 FL/FL NEURONS 

Megan Crow, Stephen McMahon, King’s Coll. London, London, UK 

PW 141 CHRONIC PAIN STATES ENGAGE EPIGENETIC 

MECHANISMS AND CAN BE AMELIORATED BY HDAC INHIBITION 

Franziska Denk 1 , Megan A. Crow 1 , John Grist 1 , Angela Bithell 1 , Noel 

J. Buckley 1 , Stephen B. McMahon 2 , 1 King’s Coll. London, London, UK, 

2 King’s Coll., London, UK 

PW 142 UP-REGULATION OF INFLAMMATORY GENE 

EXPRESSION CONTRIBUTES TO THE CYTOTOXICITY OF THE 

LONG-ACTING LOCAL ANESTHETIC BUPIVACAINE Xiao-Min 

Wang 1 , Tianxia Wu 1 , Sharon M. Gordon 2 , Raymond A. Dionne 1 , 1 Nat’l. 

Inst.s of Health, Bethesda, USA, 2 Univ. of Maryland Sch. of Dentistry, 


PW 143 CARBON MONOXIDE, SYNTHESIZED BY HEME 

OXYGENASE-1, REDUCED SPINAL MICROGLIAL ACTIVATION 

AND ENHANCED THE EFFECTS AND EXPRESSION OF μ-OPIOID 

RECEPTORS DURING NEUROPATHIC PAIN Arnau Hervera, Roger 

Negrete, Sergi Leanez, Olga Pol, Institut d’Investigacio Biomedica Sant 

Pau @ Institut de Neurociencies-UAB, Barcelona, Spain 

PW 144 microRNA-124 PLAYS A ROLE IN INFLAMMATORY 

NOCICEPTION IN MICE Katharina Kynast, Otto Q. Russe, Christine 

V. Möser, Gerd Geisslinger, Ellen Niederberger, Pharmazentrum 

Frankfurt/ZAFES, Frankfurt, Germany 


PW 145 ASSOCIATION OF SEROTONIN-1A AND 2A RECEPTOR 

PROMOTOR POLYMORPHISMS WITH DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS, 

FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY AND PAIN IN PATIENTS 6 MONTHS 

AFTER LUMBAR DISC SURGERY Moritz Lebe 1 , Monika I. 

Hasenbring 1 , Kirsten Schmieder 2 , Jörg T. Epplen 3 , Judith Kötting 3 , 

1 Ruhr Universität Bochum, Bochum, Germany, 2 Univ. of Mannheim, 

Mannheim, Germany, 3 Ruhr-Univ. of Bochum, Bochum, Germany 

PW 146 EPIGENETIC SUPPRESSION OF POTASSIUM-CHLORIDE 

CO-TRANSPORTER 2 EXPRESSION IN THE CFA-INDUCED 

INFLAMMATORY PAIN Chung-Ren Lin 1 , Kuan-Hung Chen 1 , Shyr-Ming 

Sheen-Chen 2 , 1 Chang Gung Memorial Hosp.-Kaohsiung Medical Ctr., 

Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 2 Chang Gung Univ., Kaohsiung, Taiwan 

PW 147 PRONOCICEPTIN GENE EXPRESSION CHANGES AT 

DIFFERENT LEVELS OF THE NEURAXIS IN A MURINE MODEL 

OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN Daniela Mercatelli, Donatella Carretta, 

Francesca F. Caputi, Patrizia Romualdi, Sanzio Candeletti, Univ. of 

Bologna, Bologna, Italy 

PW 148 TIME-DEPENDENT CHARACTERIZATION OF MICROGLIA 

REACTIVITY IN THE SNI NEUROPATHIC PAIN MODEL Nicolas Piller, 

Isabelle Decosterd, Marc R. Suter, Ctr. Hosp.ier Universitaire Vaudois, 

Lausanne, Switzerland 

PW 149 INVOLVEMENT OF microRNAs IN THE ALTERED 

EXPRESSION OF GABA A RECEPTOR SUBUNIT IN THE SPINAL 

DORSAL HORN OF RATS WITH NEONATAL ZYMOSAN-INDUCED 

CYSTITIS Soumya Pochiraju 1 , Pradeep Kannampalli 1 , Mitchell 

Bruckert 1 , Kalpana Ghoshal 2 , Adrian Miranda 1 , Reza Shaker 1 , Jyoti 

Sengupta 1 , Banani Banerjee 1 , 1 Medical Coll. of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 

USA, 2 Ohio State Univ., Columbus, USA 

PW 151 NEUROPATHIC PAIN MODULATES microRNA 

EXPRESSION IN THE BRAIN Hironori Saisu 1 , Akira Yamashita 2 , 

Michiko Narita 2 , Koichi Wajima 1 , Taneaki Nakagawa 1 , Minoru Narita 2 , 

1 Keio Univ., Shinjyukuku, Japan, 2 Hoshi Univ., Shinagawaku, Japan 

PW 152 DYNAMIC CHANGES OF GENE EXPRESSION IN 

DORSAL ROOT GANGLIA AFTER PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURY – 

IMPORTANT ROLE FOR ANANDAMIDE METABOLIC PATHWAYS 

Katarzyna Starowicz 1 , Natalia Malek 1 , Monika Mrugala 1 , Wioletta 

Makuch 1 , Fabiana Pisticelli 2 , Stefania Petrosino 2 , Vincenzo Di Marzo 2 , 

Barbara Przewlocka 1 , 1 Inst. of Pharmacology PAS, Krakow, Poland, 

2 Istituto di Chimica Biomolecolare CNR, Pozzuoli (NA), Italy 

PW 153 EVALUATION OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF OPIOID 

RECEPTOR IN THE FEMALE RAT PERIAQUEDUCTAL GRAY IN 

DIFFERENT STAGES OF PREGNANCY Elizabeth Teodorov 1 , Luciano 

Freitas Felicio 2 , 1 Universidade Federal do ABC, Santo Andrã, Brazil, 

2 Universidade de Sào Paulo - FMVZ, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PW 154 EPIGENETIC MEDIATORS AND MODIFICATIONS IN 

INFLAMMATORY PAIN STATES Keri K. Tochiki, Stephen P. Hunt, 

Sandrine M. Géranton, Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PW 155 PACLITAXEL REGULATES CLOCK GENE EXPRESSION 

OF DBP: IMPLICATION FOR CHEMOTHERAPY-INDUCED 

PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY Xiao-Min Wang 1 , Susan G. Dorsey 2 , 

Cynthia L. Renn 2 , Raymond A. Dionne 1 , 1 NIH, Bethesda, USA, 2 Univ. of 

Maryland, Baltimore, USA 

PW 156 INDUCTION OF NOCICEPTIN BY PMA VIA SPECIFIC 

SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION KINASES Lan Zhang 1 , Frank Stuber 1 , 

Marcel Schiff 2 , Ulrike M. Stamer 1 , 1 Bern Univ., Bern, Switzerland, 2 Bern 

Univ., Bern, Swaziland 

PW 159 ESTROGEN MODULATES SENSORY AND SYMPATHETIC 

INNERVATION IN PAINFUL PERITONEAL ENDOMETRIOSIS 

Julia Arnold 1 , Maria L. Barcena de Arellano 2 , Ariane Bœttner 2 , 

Vito Chiantera 1 , Giuseppe F. Vercellino 1 , Achim Schneider 1 , Sylvia 

Mechsner 1 , 1 Endometriosis Research Ctr., Charitæ Universitátsmedizin 

Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 2 Endometriosis Research Ctr., Charitã 

UniversitŸtsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

PW 160 TRPV1-POSITIVE NERVE FIBERS SEEM TO PROMOTE 

HYPERALGESIA IN PERITONEAL ENDOMETRIOSIS Maria Luisa 

Barcena de Arellano, Nina Pauly, Achim Schneider, Sylvia Mechsner, 

Charité - Univeristátsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

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PW 161 AGONISTS OF CANNABINOID CB1-RECEPTORS 

POTENTIATE DESCENDING CORTICAL INHIBITORY CONTROL 

OF THE NOCICEPTIVE PROCESSING Valeriy V. Churyukanov, First 

Moscow Medical Univ., Moscow, Russia 

PW 162 TONIC CYCLOOXYGENASE-DEPENDENT DESCENDING 

FACILITATION CONTRIBUTES TO C-NOCICEPTOR PRIMARY 

INFLAMMATORY HYPERALGESIA Robert Drake 1 , Meng-Tzu Hsieh 2 , 

Lucy Donaldson 1 , Bridget Lumb 1 , 1 Univ. of Bristol, Bristol, UK, 2 Univ. of 

Bristol, Bristolo, UK 

PW 163 EFFECTS OF HIGH FREQUENCY ELECTRICAL 

STIMULATION AND ULTRAVIOLET B RADIATION ON 

HEMILATERAL PAIN MODULATION Peter D. Drummond, Lechi Vo, 

Murdoch Univ., Murdoch, Australia 

PW 166 PLACEBO IMPROVEMENT OF PAIN AND REWARD 

HEDONICS: IS SIMILAR NEUROCIRCUITRY INVOLVED? Dan- 

Mikael Ellingsen 1 , Siri Leknes 2 , Jaquette Liljencrantz 1 , Tor Endestad 2 , 

Håkan Olausson 1 , Johan Wessberg 1 , 1 Inst. of NeuroSnc. and 

Physiology, Gothenburg, Sweden, 2 Univ. of Oslo, Oslo, Norway 

PW 167 BRAIN GRAY MATTER REFLECTS PAIN RESPONSE 

STRATEGIES DURING A COGNITIVE INTERFERENCE TASK 

Nathalie Erpelding 1 , Massieh Moayedi 2 , Karen D. Davis 1 , 1 Toronto 

Western Research Inst., Toronto, Canada, 2 Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, 

Canada 

PW 168 PLACEBO ANALGESIA IN CHILDREN AS COMPARED TO 

ADULTS Tahmine Fadai, Christian Sprenger, Nathalie Wrobel, Stefanie 

Brassen, Ulrike Bingel, Univ. Medical Ctr. Hamburg-Eppendorf, 

Hamburg, Germany 

PW 169 CONDITIONED PAIN MODULATION REDUCE 

SOMATOSENSORY PERCEPTION IN THE OROFACIAL REGION 

Anna Feldreich, Aida Ajan, Eric Johansson, Annika Rosén, Division of 

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Huddinge, Sweden 

PW 170 ENDOCANNABINOID SYSTEM MEDIATES THE 

ANALGESIC EFFECTS OF NEUROKININ RECEPTOR 

ANTAGONISTS IN CHRONIC PANCREATITIS Parichehr 

Hassanzadeh 1 , Anna Hassanzadeh 2 , 1 Research Ctr. for 

Gastroenterology and Liver Diseases, Shahid Beheshti Univ. of Medical 

Sncs., Tehran, Iran, 2 Fac. of Molecular & Cellular Sncs., Azad Univ., 

Parand, Iran 

PW 171 ALTERATIONS OF ENDOGENOUS OPIOIDERGIC PAIN 

CONTROL SYSTEMS AT SUPRASPINAL AND SPINAL SITES 

DURING POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT Gareth J. Hathway, Charlie H. 

T. Kwok, Univ. of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK 

PW 172 THE LOCUS COERULEUS BI-DIRECTIONALLY 

REGULATES THERMAL NOCICEPTION IN RATS IN VIVO : 

AN OPTOGENETIC ANALYSIS Louise Hickey, Sarah Fyson, Yong Li, 

James Hewinson, Anja G. Teschemacher, Bridget M. Lumb, Anthony E. 

Pickering, Univ. of Bristol, Bristol, UK 

PW 173 SELF REPORTED PAIN SENSITIVITY IS ASSOCIATED 

WITH FINDINGS OF PAIN MODULATION TESTING PARADIGMS Liat 

Honigman 1 , Irit Weissman-Fogel 2 , David Yarnitsky 1 , 1 Technion- Israel 

Inst. of Tech, Haifa, Israel, 2 Univ. of Haifa, Haifa, Israel 

PW 174 TEMPORAL PROFILE OF ENDOGENOUS DESCENDING 

NORADRENERGIC MODULATION OF THE NEUROPATHIC 

PHENOTYPE FOLLOWING NERVE INJURY IN RATS Sam W. 

Hughes 1 , Louise Hickey 1 , Richard Hulse 2 , Bridget M. Lumb 2 , Anthony E. 

Pickering 2 , 1 Univ. of Bristol, Bristol, UK, 2 Univeristy of Bristol, Bristol, UK 

PW 175 BRAINSTEM INJECTION OF GABA ANTAGONISTS 

INDUCES THE ACTIVATION OF DESCENDING PAIN-INHIBITORY 

MECHANISMS IN A RAT MODEL OF MONONEUROPATHY. Suhayl 

J. Jabbur, Jad Batchini, Sima Tchachaghian, Samir Atweh, Nayef E. 

Saade, American Univ. of Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon 

PW 176 RESTING EEG ALPHA POWER PREDICTS PAIN RELIEF 

IN AN EXPERIMENTAL PLACEBO PROCEDURE Nathan Huneke 1 , 

Edward Burford 1 , Alison Watson 2 , Wael El-Deredy 3 , Anthony Jones 2 , 

1 Sch. of Med., Univ. of Manchester, Manchester, UK, 2 Human Pain 

Research Group, Univ. of Manchester, Manchester, UK, 3 Sch. of 

Psychological Sncs., Univ. of Manchester, Manchester, UK 

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PW 177 SUPRASPINAL AND SPINAL ALTERATIONS WITHIN 

THE ENDOCANNABINOID PAIN SIGNALLING SYSTEM DURING 

POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT Charlie H. T. Kwok, Gareth J. Hathway, 

Univ. of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK 

PW 178 CEREBRAL PROCESSES RELATED TO ANALGESIA 

INDUCED BY DISTRACTION AND HETEROTOPIC NOXIOUS 

COUNTER-STIMULATION Alexandra Ladouceur 1 , Pierre Rainville 2 , 

Mathieu Piché 1 , 1 Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Trois-Rivières, 

Canada, 2 Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada 

PW 179 ROLES OF ENDOGENOUS DESCENDING FACILITATORY 

AND INHIBITORY MODULATIONS OF INTRAMUSCULAR 

FORMALIN INDUCED MUSCLE NOCICEPTION IN RATS Jing Lei, 

Nan Niu, Hao-Jun You, Ctr. for Biomedical Research on Pain (CBRP), 

Coll. of Med., Xi’an Ji, Xi’an, China 

PW 180 SUPRASPINAL PEROXYNITRITE MODULATES 

ENDOCANNABINERGIC SIGNALING DURING INFLAMMATORY 

PAIN Joshua W. Little, Zhoumou Chen, Daniela Salvemini, Saint Louis 

Univ., St. Louis, USA 

PW 181 EXOGENOUS AND ENDOGENOUS ESTROGEN WERE 

INVOLVED IN RAPID PAIN MODULATION Yan Zhang, Ning Lu, Yu- 

Qiu Zhang, Fudan Univ., Shanghai, China 

PW 182 DIFFERENT MANIFESTATIONS OF EXERCISE-INDUCED 

HYPOALGESIA AND CONDITIONED PAIN MODULATION IN 

HUMANS Henrik B. Madsen 1 , Gitte Handberg 1 , Thomas Graven- 

Nielsen 2 , 1 Odense Univ. Hosp., Odense, Denmark, 2 Ctr. for Sensory- 

Motor Interaction (SMI), Department of Health Snc. and Tech, Fac. of 

Med., Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, Aalborg, Denmark 

PW 183 INOSINE DEPENDS OF A1 ADENOSINE RECEPTOR 

TO INDUCE PAIN RELIEF IN MICE Francisney P. Nascimento 1 , 

Sérgio J. Macedo-Júnior 1 , Murilo Luiz-Cerutti 1 , Marina M. Córdova 1 , 

Fábio R. M. Borges 1 , Rafael C. Dutra 2 , João B. Calixto 1 , Fabrício A. 

Pamplona 1 , Carla I. Tasca 1 , Allison Reid 3 , Jana Sawynok 3 , Adair R. 

S. Santos 1 , 1 Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, 

Brazil, 2 Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Araranguá, Brazil, 

3 Dalhousie Univ., Halifax, Canada 

PW 184 EFFECT OF TRIGEMINAL CONDITIONED PAIN 

MODULATION ON SOMATOSENSORY FUNCTION EVALUATED 

BY QUANTITATIVE SENSORY TESTING Yuka Oono 1 , Lene Baad- 

Hansen 2 , Kelun Wang 1 , Lars Arendt-Nielsen 1 , Peter Svensson 2 , 1 Ctr. for 

Sensory-Motor Interaction (SMI), Fac. of Med., Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, 

Denmark, 2 Clinical Oral Physiology, Aarhus Univ., Aarhus, Denmark 

PW 185 MOTOR CORTEX STIMULATION AND ANALGESIA: 

NEUROCIRCUITRY ANALYSIS OF DESCENDING 

ANTINOCICEPTIVE SYSTEM Patrícia S. S. Lopes 1 , Erich T Fonoff 2 , 

Rosana L. Pagano 1 , 1 Hosp. Sírio-Libanês, São Paulo, Brazil, 2 Univ. of 

São Paulo Medical Sch., São Paulo, Brazil 

PW 186 QUANTIFICATION OF NEUROPEPTIDES IN RODENT 

AND HUMAN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID: USE OF MASS 

SPECTROMETRY TO IDENTIFY BIOMARKERS IN PAIN RESEARCH 

Alexandre J. Parent, Nicolas Beaudet, René Gagnon, Mélanie Fortin, 

Patrick Bherer, Kathya Daigle, Robert Sabbagh, Yanick Sansoucy, 

Christiane Auray-Blais, Philippe Goffaux, Philippe Sarret, Université de 

Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada 

PW 188 SIMULTANEOUS RECORDING FROM SPINAL 

NOCICEPTIVE NEURONS AND RVM ON-CELLS IN RATS: 

CORRELATED FIRING DURING NOXIOUS STIMULATION, RVM 

MORPHINE AND RVM NALOXONE Rafael Salas 1 , Karla Ramirez 2 , 

Horacio Vanegas 2 , Enrique Vazquez 2 , 1 Universidad Central de 

Venezuela, Caracas, Venezuela, 2 Inst. Venezolano de Investigaciones 

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PW 189 “NO PAIN, WITH GAIN”: RESISTANCE EXERCISE CAN 

PRODUCE CENTRAL ANTINOCICEPTION MEDIATED BY NITRIC 

OXIDE Giovane Galdino Souza 1 , Carlos Henrique Xavier Xavier 1 , 

Grazielle Caroline Silva 1 , Renato Teixeira Almeida Almeida 1 , Marco 

Peliky Fontes 1 , Gustavo Menezes Batista 1 , Igor Dimitri Duarte Duarte 2 , 

Andrea Castro Perez Perez 3 , 1 Federal Univ. of Minas Gerais, Belo 

Horizonte, Brazil, 2 Federal Universtity of Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, 

Brazil, 3 Fedral Univ. of Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil

PW 190 ALTERATIONS IN ENDOGENOUS PAIN INHIBITION IN 

ATHLETES: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY USING QUANTITATIVE 

SENSORY TESTING Jonas Tesarz, Andreas Gerhardt, Johannes Vogt, 

Medical Hosp., Univ. of Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany 

PW 191 PUBERTY AND SEX DIFFERENCES IN DIFFUSE NOXIOUS 

INHIBITORY CONTROLS AMONG YOUTH Jennie C. I. Tsao 1 , Laura 

C. Seidman 1 , Lonnie K. Zeltzer 1 , Bruce D. Naliboff 2 , 1 UCLA Pediatric 

Pain Program, Los Angeles, USA, 2 Ctr. for Neurobiology of Stress, Los 

Angeles, USA 

PW 192 ROLE OF TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR-� (TNF) AT THE 

PERIAQUEDUCTAL GRAY MATTER (PAG) AND THE ROSTRAL 

VENTROMEDIAL MEDULLA (RVM) DURING INFLAMMATORY 

NOCICEPTION IN RATS Karla Ramirez 1 , Horacio Vanegas 1 , Enrique 

Vazquez 2 , 1 �� 

Caracas, Venezuela, 2 �� 

(IVIC), Caracas, Venezuela 

PW 193 CNS MECHANISMS INVOLVED IN THE TRANSITION FROM 

ACUTE TO PERSISTENT NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN RATS Feng 

Wei 1 , Masamichi Okubo 1 , Ming Gu 1 , Wei Guo 1 , Shiping Zou 1 , Ke Ren 1 , 

Asaf Keller 2 , Ronald Dubner 1 , 1 Dental Sch., & Program in NeuroSnc., 

Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore, USA, 2 Univ. of Maryland Medical Sch., 


PW 194 ABNORMAL CORTICAL MODULATION OF PAIN AND 

AUDITORY RESPONSES IN SUBJECTS WITH SENSORY 

MODULATION DISORDER Irit Weissman-Fogel 1 , Tami Bar-Shalita 2 , 

David Yarnitsky 3 , Yelena Granovsky 4 , 1 Univ. of Haifa, Haifa, Israel, 

2 Jerusalem Univ., Jerusalem, Israel, 3 Technion Medical Sch., Haifa, 


PW 195 SPECIFIC THALAMIC NUCLEI FUNCTION AS 

‘NOCICEPTIVE DISCRIMINATOR’ IN DISCRIMINATING NOXIOUS 

AFFERENTS, AND FORMULATE DESCENDING FACILITATORY 

AND INHIBITORY ACTIONS ON PAIN Hao-Jun You 1 , Jing Lei 1 , Nan 

Niu 1 , Lan Yang 1 , Yan-Ke Chen 1 , Yong-Xiang Tan 1 , Xiao-Li Fan 2 , Arne 

Tjølsen 3 , Qiang Li 2 , 1 Ctr. for Biomedical Research on Pain (CBRP), 

Coll. of Med., Xi’an Ji, Xi’an, China, 2 Coll. of Med., Xi’an Jiaotong Univ., 

Xi’an, China, 3 Univ. of Bergen, Bergen, Norway 

PW 196 POSSIBLE IMPLICATION OF THE RNA-CLEAVING 

PROPERTIES OF APURINIC/APYRIMIDINIC ENDONUCLEASE1 

(APE1) IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN Amira Zaky Hassan Zaky 1 , Sherine 

Abdel Salam 2 , Ahmad Raafat Bassiouny 3 , Alexandre Favereaux 1 , Marc 

Landry 1 , 1 Univ. Bordeaux Segalen, Bordeaux, France, 2 Univ. Bordeaux 

Segalen, Bordeaux, France, 3 Fac. of Snc., Alexandria Univ., Alexandria, 

Egypt 

PW 197 GENETIC PREDICTORS OF POSTOPERATIVE PAIN Violeta 

Dimova 1 , Kathrin Hühne 2 , Andreas Winterpacht 2 , Jörn Lötsch 3 , Michael 

Heesen 4 , Peter G. Weber 2 , Roman Carbon 2 , Norbert Grießinger 2 , 

Reinhard Sittl 2 , Stefan Lautenbacher 1 , 1 Univ. of Bamberg, Bamberg, 

Germany, 2 Univ. of Erlangen, Erlangen, Germany, 3 Goethe-Univ., 

Frankfurt am Main, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 4 Sozialstiftung 

Bamberg, Bamberg, Germany 

PW 198 GENETIC VARIATIONS IN C-TYPE LECTIN RECEPTORS 

ARE INVOLVED IN THE REGULATION OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN- 

LIKE BEHAVIOR AFTER PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURY Cecilia A. 

Dominguez, Tomas Olsson, Fredrik Piehl, Karolinska Inst.t, Stockholm, 

Sweden 

PW 199 THE EFFECT OF OPIOID RECEPTOR A118G 

POLYMORPHISM ON MORPHINE CONSUMPTION AFTER MAJOR 

ABDOMINAL SURGERY Tony Gin, Amy Z. Y. Meng, Xiaodong Liu, 

Chris H. K. Cheng, Matthew T. V. Chan, Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong, 

Shatin, Hong Kong 

PW 200 ASSOCIATION OF UNIQUE POLYMORPHISMS IN KCNS1 

WITH NEUROPATHIC PAIN SENSITIVITY IN AFRICAN INDIVIDUALS 

WITH HIV-ASSOCIATED SENSORY NEUROPATHY Liesl Hendry, 

Antonia Wadley, Peter Kamerman, Zanæ Lombard, Univ. of the 

Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa 

PW 201 PAIN-NET: A WEBSITE TO INTEGRATE AND VISUALISE 

THE INTERACTIONS OF PAIN GENES WITH VARIOUS -OMICS 

DATA Jonathan G. Lees 1 , James R. Perkins 1 , Ana Antunes-Martins 2 , 

Stephen B. McMahon 1 , David L. H. Bennett 2 , Christine Orengo 1 , 1 Univ. 

Coll. London, London, UK, 2 King’s Coll. London, London, UK 


PW 202 MAPPING GENETIC LOCI FOR INHERITED VARIANCE 

IN MECHANO-NOCICEPTION IN NAIVE MALE AND FEMALE 

MICE OF THE A/J, C57BL6/J STRAINS AND THEIR 23 AXB-BXA 

RECOMBINANT INBRED LINES Elaheh Soleimannejad 1 , Daniel 

Froimovitch 1 , Stavit Biton 1 , Ze’ev Seltzer 2 , 1 Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, 

Canada, 2 Univ. of Toronto, The Ctr. for the Study of Pain, Toronto, 

Canada 

PW 203 THE MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY COMPLEX (MHC) 

IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ONSET OF POSTHERPETIC PAIN 

IN MOUSE MODEL Masako S. Takeda 1 , Ichiro Takasaki 2 , Yasushi 

Kuraishi 2 , Masakazu Matsukawa 1 , 1 Int’l. Univ. of Health and Welfare, 

Mita Hosp., Tokyo, Japan, 2 Univ. of Toyama, Toyama, Japan 

PW 204 THE NICOTINIC ALPHA 6 SUBUNIT GENE AFFECTS 

CHRONIC PAIN SENSITIVITY VIA AN INTERACTION WITH P2X2/3 

RECEPTORS Jeffrey S. Wieskopf 1 , Robert Sorge 1 , Jean-Sebastien 

Austin 1 , Peter Slepian 1 , Ryan Drenan 2 , Chris Richards 3 , Rahul 

Srinivasan 3 , Kay Limapichat 3 , Jayanti Mathur 4 , Valerie Uzzell 4 , Jeff 

Janes 4 , Andrew Su 5 , Feng Dai 6 , Weike Lai 7 , Shad Smith 8 , J. Michael 

McIntosh 9 , Uwe Maskos 10 , Jean-Pierre Changeux 10 , Eske Aasvang 11 , 

Marshall Devor 12 , William Maixner 8 , Luda Diatchenko 8 , Inna Belfer 7 , 

Henry A. Lester 3 , Ardem Patapoutian 13 , Jeffrey S. Mogil 1 , 1 McGill Univ., 

Montreal, Canada, 2 Purdue Univ., West Lafayette, USA, 3 California Inst. 

of Tech, Pasadena, USA, 4 Genomics Inst. of the Novartis Research 

Fdn., San Diego, USA, 5 Scripps Research Inst., La Jolla, USA, 6 Yale 

Univ., New Haven, USA, 7 Univ. of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA, 8 Univ. of 

North Carolina, Chapel Hill, USA, 9 Univ. of Utah, Salt Lake City, USA, 

10 Institut Pasteur, Paris, France, 11 RigsHosp., Copenhagen, Denmark, 

12 Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel, 13 Genomics Inst. of the 

Novartis Res. Fdn. & Scripps Res. Inst., San Diego, USA 

PW 205 IDENTIFICATION OF NOVEL CANDIDATE GENES 

FOR INFLAMMATION-INDUCED HYPERSENSITIVITY AND 

HYPOSENSITIVITY Erin E. Young 1 , Catherine D’Ardenne 2 , William R. 

Lariviere 1 , 1 Univ. of Pittsburgh Sch. of Med., Pittsburgh, USA, 2 Univ. of 

Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA 

PW 206 SINGLE CELL ANALYSIS OF CUTANEOUS NOCICEPTORS 

FOLLOWING INFLAMMATION REVEALS POPULATION SPECIFIC 

CHANGES IN GENE EXPRESSION Kyle M. Baumbauer 1 , Michael 

P. Jankowski 2 , Katrina M. Ekmann 1 , Collene E. Anderson 1 , Deepak J. 

Soneji 1 , H. Richard Koerber 1 , 1 Univ. of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA, 

2 Cincinnati Children’s Hosp. Medical Ctr., Cincinnati, USA 

PW 207 KAURENOIC ACID FROM SPHAGNETICOLA TRILOBATA 

(L.) PRUSKI INHIBITS INFLAMMATORY PAIN: EFFECT ON 

CYTOKINE PRODUCTION AND ACTIVATION OF NO/GMPC/PKG/ 

K+ATP CHANNELS SIGNALING PATHWAY Rubia Casagrande 1 , 

Sandra S. Mizokami 1 , Nilton S. Arakawa 1 , Sergio R. Ambrosio 2 , Ana 

C. Zarpelon 1 , Sandra R. Georgetti 1 , Marcela M. Baracat 1 , Thiago M. 

Cunha 3 , Sergio H. Ferreira 3 , Fernando Q. Cunha 3 , Waldiceu A. Verri 1 , 

1 Universidade Estadual de Londrina, Londrina, Brazil, 2 Universidade de 

Franca, Franca, Brazil, 3 Univ. of Sao Paulo, Ribeirao Preto, Brazil 

PW 208 PROINFLAMMATORY CYTOKINES DIRECTLY ACTIVATE 

NOCICEPTORS BY 38-MAPK-DEPENDENT RELIEF OF SLOW 

INACTIVATION OF TTX-RESISTANT SODIUM CHANNELS Sagi 

Gudes, Alexander M. Binshtok, The Hebrew Univ. Medical Sch., 

Jerusalem, Israel 

PW 209 ALTERED GLUTAMATE HOMEOSTASIS IN DESCENDING 

CIRCUITRY CORRELATES WITH THE EMERGENCE OF PAIN 

CHRONICITY Wei Guo 1 , Ming Gu 1 , Shiping Zou 1 , Mineo Watanabe 2 , 

Feng Wei 1 , Ronald Dubner 1 , Ke Ren 1 , 1 Univ. of Maryland Sch. 

of Dentistry, Baltimore, USA, 2 Hiroshima Univ. Graduate Sch. of 

Biomedical Sncs., Hiroshima, Japan 

PW 210 COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF TUALANG HONEY 

AND PREDNISOLONE ON FORMALIN-INDUCED INFLAMMATORY 

PAIN IN RATS Che Aishah Nazariah Ismail, Mahaneem Mohamed, 

Che Maraina Che Husin, Wan Nazirah Wan Yusuf, Che Badariah Abd 

Aziz, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Kota Bharu, Malaysia 

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WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY 

PW 211 THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PRESSURE-PAIN 

TOLERANCE THRESHOLD AND LOCAL AND/OR SYSTEMIC 

INFLAMMATION IN OBESE KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS PATIENTS: 

A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY Anders Jespersen 1 , Tanja Schjoedt 

Joergensen 1 , Robin Christensen 1 , Henrik Gudbergsen 1 , Thomas 

Graven-Nielsen 2 , Henning Bliddal 1 , Marius Henriksen 1 , 1 The Parker 

Inst., Frederiksberg, Denmark, 2 Ctr. for Sensory-Motor Interaction 

(SMI), Aalborg, Denmark 

PW 212 THE NOCICEPTOR GRK2/EPAC1 BALANCE AS A KEY 

REGULATOR OF TRANSITION TO CHRONIC PAIN Huijing Wang 1 , 

Cobi J. Heijnen 1 , Cindy T. J. van Velthoven 1 , Hanneke L. D. Willemen 1 , 

Anne Vroon 1 , Niels Eijkelkamp 1 , Annemieke Kavelaars 2 , 1 Univ. Medical 

Ctr. Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands, 2 Univ. of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, 

USA 

PW 213 FRACTALKINE SIGNALING IN MICROGLIA CONTRIBUTES 

ECTOPIC OROFACIAL PAIN INDUCED BY TRAPEZIUS MUSCLE 

INFLAMMATION Masaaki Kiyomoto, Masamichi Shinoda, Yoshiki 

Imamura, Koichi Iwata, Nihon Univ. Sch. of Dentistry, Chiyoda-ku, 

Japan 

PW 214 CONTINUOUS PASSIVE MOTION DURING THE EARLY 

STAGES OF ARTHRITIS REDUCES JOINT SWELLING AND 

IMPROVES PAIN-RELATED BEHAVIOR IN RATS Yasutaka Kondo 1 , 

Takaaki Yoshino 2 , Yosuke Morimoto 3 , Ryo Sasabe 4 , Yohei Hamaue 4 , 

Yuki Sekino 4 , Junya Sakamoto 3 , Jiro Nakano 4 , Yoshihiro Yoshida 1 , 

Minoru Okita 4 , 1 Japanese Red Cross Nagasaki Genbaku Hosp., 

Nagasaki, Japan, 2 Nagasaki Univ. Sch. of Health Sncs., Nagasaki, 

Japan, 3 Nagasaki Univ. Hosp., Nagasaki, Japan, 4 Nagasaki Univ. 

Graduate Sch. of Biomedical Sncs., Nagasaki, Japan 

PW 215 ALLEVIATION OF FORMALIN-INDUCED PAIN BY 

CAPSAICIN ACUPUNCTURE IN RATS Bae Hwan Lee 1 , Un Jeng Kim 2 , 

1 Yonsei Univ. Coll. of Med., Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South), 2 Yonsei 

Univ. Coll. of Midicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South) 

PW 216 EXPRESSION AND FUNCTIONAL RELEVANCE OF SPINAL 

PHOSPHOINOSITIDE 3-KINASES IN CARRAGEENAN-INDUCED 

PAIN BEHAVIOR Mathias Leinders 1 , Fred J. Koehrn 2 , Beatrix Bartok 2 , 

Gary S. Firestein 2 , Linda S. Sorkin 2 , 1 Maastricht Univ., Maastricht, 

Netherlands, 2 Univ. of California, San Diego, La Jolla, USA 

PW 217 NORADRENALINE MEDIATES DESCENDING 

FACILITATION FROM THE BRAIN DURING INFLAMMATORY 

PAIN Isabel Martins 1 , Martin G. de Vries 2 , Steven P. Wilson 3 , Ben H. 

Westerink 2 , Deolinda Lima 1 , Isaura Tavares 1 , 1 Fac. of Med. of the Univ. 

of Porto, Porto, Portugal, 2 Univ. of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands, 

3 Univ. of South Carolina, Sch. of Med., Columbia, USA 

PW 218 THE ANALGESIC AND ANTI-INFLAMMATORY POTENTIAL 

OF LASSBIO-829, A NOVEL LEAD DRUG PROPOSAL Paulo 

Gustavo Barboni Dantas Nascimento 1 , Ieda Regina dos Santos 2 , Lídia 

Moreira Lima 3 , Eliezer Jesus Barreiro 3 , Fernando de Queiroz Cunha 4 , 

Sérgio Henrique Ferreira 4 , 1 Universidade de Brasília, Ceilândia, Brazil, 

2 Faculdade de Medicina de Ribeirão Preto, Ribeirão Preto, Brazil, 

3 Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 

4 Universidade de São Paulo, Ribeirão Preto, Brazil 

PW 219 ROLE OF HEME OXYGENASE/CARBON MONOXIDE 

PATHWAY IN NERVE INJURY-INDUCED NEUROPATHIC PAIN 

IN RATS Satyanarayana S. V. Padi, Krishna Reddy V. Bijjem, P. L. 

Sharma, ISF Coll. of Pharmacy, Moga, India 

PW 220 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN DECREASED PAIN 

�� 

THE CYTOKINES INTERLEUKIN-4 AND 8 IN TMJ PATIENTS WITH 

DISC DISORDERS Annika Rosén, Sam Holm, Anna Feldreich, Division 

of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Huddinge, Sweden 

PW 221 INHIBITION OF LOCAL INFLAMMATION AND 

HYPERALGESIA BY THE PEPTIDE ANALOGUE OF THYMULIN 

(PAT) IS PARTIALLY MEDIATED BY CHOLINERGIC MECHANISMS 

�� 1 , Ramzi Mardam Bey 2 , Jad Barchini 2 , Farah 

Shamaa 2 , Murat Oz 3 , Omar El-Agnaf 4 , Nayef E. Saade 2 , 1 Zayed Univ., 

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, 2 American Univ. of Beirut, Beirut, 

Lebanon, 3 United Arab Emirates Univ., Al Ain, United Arab Emirates, 

4 United Arab Emirates Univ., Al-Ain, United Arab Emirates 

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PW 222 ANTI-HYPERALGESIC AND ANTI-EDEMATOGENIC 

EFFECTS OF ARN077, A COVALENT INHIBITOR OF 

N-ACYLETHANOLAMINE-HYDROLYZING ACID AMIDASE (NAAA), 

IN THE CARRAGEENAN MODEL OF PERSISTENT PAIN Oscar 

Sasso 1 , Rosalia Bertorelli 1 , Daniele Piomelli 2 , Angelo Reggiani 1 , 1 Italian 

Inst. of Tech, Genoa, Italy, 2 Italian Inst. of Tech and Univ. of California, 

Genoa, Italy 

PW 223 ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF THE 

EFFECTS OF A PRO-RESOLVING LIPID MEDIATOR ON THE 

RESPONSES OF DORSAL HORN NEURONES IN A RAT MODEL 

OF INFLAMMATORY PAIN Rie Suzuki, Thomas Ryckmans, Gordon 

McMurray, �� 

PW 224 ANALGESIC AND ANTI-INFLAMMATORY EFFECTIVENESS 

OF GLIPTINS Judit Ujhelyi 1 , Janos Laszlo 2 , Robert Porszasz 1 , 1 Univ. 

of Debrecen, Debrecen, Hungary, 2 Hungarian Academy of Sncs., 

Budapest, Hungary 

PW 225 INTERLEUKIN-33/ST2 SIGNALING MEDIATES 

CARRAGEENIN-INDUCED INNATE INFLAMMATORY MECHANICAL 

HYPERALGESIA IN MICE Waldiceu A. Verri 1 , Ana C. Zarpelon 1 , 

Thiago M. Cunha 2 , Damo Xu 3 , Jose C. Alves-Filho 2 , Foo Y. Liew 3 , 

Sergio H. Ferreira 2 , Fernando Q. Cunha 2 , 1 Universidade Estadual de 

Londrina, Londrina, Brazil, 2 Univ. of Sao Paulo, Ribeirao Preto, Brazil, 

3 Univ. of Glasgow, Glasgow, UK 

PW 226 ALDEHYDE DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVATION INDUCES 

ANALGESIA IN RODENTS: IMPLICATION FOR EAST ASIAN 

CARRIER OF ALDH2*2 MUTANT Vanessa O. Zambelli 1 , Vanessa P. 

Gutierrez 2 , Eric R. Gross 3 , Che-Hong Chen 3 , Yara Cury 2 , Daria Mochly- 

Rosen 3 , 1 Butantan Inst./ Stanford Univ., Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2 Butantan 

Inst., Sao Paulo, Brazil, 3 Stanford Univ., Palo Alto, USA 

PW 227 MECHANICAL HYPERSENSITIVITY AND SENSORY 

NEURON SPONTANEOUS ACTIVITY INDUCED BY DRG 

INFLAMMATION ARE BLOCKED BY IN VIVO KNOCKDOWN OF 

Nav1.6 Wenrui Xie, Judith A. Strong, Juxian Mao, Jun-Ming Zhang, 

Univ. of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, USA 

PW 228 EVALUATION OF TYPE II COLLAGENASE INTRA- 

ARTICULAR INJECTION AS A MODEL OF OSTEOARTHRITIS- 

RELATED NOCICEPTION IN RATS Sara Adães, Marcelo Mendonça, 

Joana Ferreira-Gomes, José M. Castro-Lopes, Fani L. Neto, Ctr. of 

Medical Research-Fac. of Med. of the Univ. of Porto (CIM-FMUP) & 

Inst. for Molecular and Cell Biology (IBMC), Porto, Portugal 

PW 229 SPATIAL PAIN PROPAGATION FOLLOWING GLUTAMATE 

ACTIVATION OF LATENT MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINTS IN 

HUMANS Chao Wang 1 , Hong-You Ge 2 , Josæ Miota Ibarra 3 , Shou-Wei 

Yue 1 , Pascal Madeleine 2 , Lars Arendt-Nielsen 2 , 1 Shandong Univ., Jinan, 

China, 2 Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, 3 Univ. of Castilla-La Mancha, 

Toledo, Spain 

PW 230 DOES MOVEMENT VARIABILITY INCREASE OR 

DECREASE DURING ACUTE PAIN? Michael J. G. Bergin, Kylie 

Tucker, Bill Vicenzino, Paul Hodges, The Univ. of Queensland, 

Brisbane, Australia 

PW 231 EFFECTS OF AGE ON BEHAVIORAL SIGNS OF PAIN 

IN A MODEL OF KNEE JOINT INFLAMMATION Hwi-Young Cho 1 , 

Youngkyung Kim 1 , Junesun Kim 2 , Young W. Yoon 1 , 1 Korea Univ. Coll. 

of Med., Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South), 2 Korea Univ. Coll. of Health 

Snc., Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South) 

PW 232 DOES TONIC MUSCLE PAIN ALTER THE DISCHARGE 

RATE OF SPONTANEOUSLY ACTIVE MUSCLE SPINDLE 

AFFERENTS IN AWAKE HUMAN SUBJECTS? Azharuddin 

Fazalbhoy 1 �� 2 , Ingvars Birznieks 3 , 1 NeuroSnc. 

Research Australia, Randwick, Australia, 2 Univ. of Western Sydney; 

Neurosciecne Research Australia, Randwick, Australia, 3 Univ. of 

Western Sydney, Randwick, Australia 

PW 233 TEMPORAL SUMMATION OF PAIN EVOKED BY 

PRESSURE STIMULATION IN MUSCLE: A FINITE ELEMENT 

STUDY OF TISSUE STRESS/STRAIN DISTRIBUTION Thomas 

Graven-Nielsen, Sara Finocchietti, Lars Arendt-Nielsen, Aalborg Univ., 

Aalborg, Denmark

PW 234 INTRA-ARTICULAR S(+)-KETAMINE AND INFLAMMATORY 

PARAMETERS IN AN EXPERIMENTAL OSTEOARTHRITIS ANIMAL 

MODEL Eugênio S. Neto, João B. S. Garcia, Pedro P. A. Pedro, 

Chrystiano A. C Branco, Anamada B. Carvalho, Thiago J. Nunes, 

Federal Univ. of Maranhão, São Luís Maranhão, Brazil 

PW 235 EFFECT OF INTRA-ARTICULAR S(+)-KETAMINE ON 

MECHANICAL PAIN IN EXPERIMENTAL OSTEOARTHRITIS 

ANIMAL MODEL Eugênio S. Neto, João B. S. Garcia, Gustavo P. 

Calado, Antônio Carlos R. Borges, Marilene O. R. Borges, Diogo F. 

Santos, Federal Univ. of Maranhão, São Luís Maranhão, Brazil 

PW 236 INCREASED MUSCLE FATIGABILITY OF LATENT 

MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINTS IN HUMANS Hong-You Ge, Lars 

Arendt-Nielsen, Pascal Madeleine, Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark 

PW 237 CHARACTERIZATION OF A MODEL OF LONG LASTING 

MUSCLE PAIN INDUCED BY ELECTRICALLY STIMULATED 

MUSCLE CONTRACTIONS Nicholas S. Gregory, Laura Frey Law, 

Kathleen A. Sluka, Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City, USA 

PW 238 REPEATED INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTIONS OF NERVE 

GROWTH FACTOR INDUCED MUSCLE HYPERALGESIA, 

FACILITATED TEMPORAL SUMMATION, AND EXPANDED 

REFERRED PAIN Koei Hayashi 1 , Shinichiro Shiozawa 2 , Noriyuki 

Ozaki 1 , Kazue Mizumura 3 , Thomas Graven-Nielsen 2 , 1 Kanazawa Univ. 

Graduate Sch. of Medical Snc., Kanazawa, Japan, 2 Fac. of Med., 

Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, 3 Coll. of Life and Health Sncs., 

Chubu Univ., Kasugai, Japan 

PW 239 METABOLIC PROFILES AND INFLAMMATORY CYTOKINES 

IN PEOPLE WITH GENERALIZED OR LOCAL MUSCLE PAIN 

Fredrik Hellström 1 , Mats Djupsjöbacka 1 , Martin Björklund 2 , 1 Ctr. for 

Musculoskeletal Research, Umeå, Sweden, 2 Community Med. and 

Rehab., Umeå, Sweden 

PW 240 THE ROLE OF TRPV1 RECEPTORS ACTIVATION IN MSU 

INDUCED ARTHRITIS IN RATS Carin G. H. Hoffmeister 1 , Gabriela 

Trevisan 2 , Mateus Fortes Rossato 2 , Sara M. Oliveira 2 , Cássia R. Silva 2 , 

Kelly V. Pinheiro 2 , Juliano Ferreira 2 , 1 Federal Univ. of Santa Maria, Cruz 

Alta, Brazil, 2 Federal Univ. of Santa Maria, Santa Maria, Brazil 

PW 241 ROLE OF ACID SENSING ION CHANNEL 3 IN AN 

EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF OSTEOARTHRITIS Masashi Izumi, 

Masahiko Ikeuchi, Toshikazu Tani, Kochi Medical Sch., Kochi Univ., 

Nankoku, Japan 

PW 242 SPREADING HYPERALGESIA AND FACILITATED 

TEMPORAL SUMMATION OF PAIN EVOKED BY EXPERIMENTAL 

KNEE PAIN Tanja Schjoedt Joergensen 1 , Marius Henriksen 2 , Bente 

Danneskiold-Samsoe 3 , Henning Bliddal 3 , Thomas Graven-Nielsen 4 , 

1 Ctr. for Sensory-Motor Interaction (SMI), Frederiksberg, Denmark, 

2 The Parker Inst., Frederiskberg, Denmark, 3 The Parker Inst., 

Frederiksberg, Denmark, 4 Ctr. for Sensory-Motor Interaction (SMI), 


PW 243 ANALYSIS OF SPINAL PAIN RESPONSES IN A RODENT 

MODEL OF JUVENILE JOINT INFLAMMATION Luke P. la Hausse, 

Lorenzo Fabrizi, Maria Fitzgerald, Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PW 244 MACROPHAGES HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO ACTIVATE 

AND TO KILL DRG NEURONS – AN IN VITRO COCULTURE STUDY 

Julia Massier, Gisela Segond von Banchet, Hans-Georg Schaible, Inst. 

of Physiology, Jena, Germany 

PW 245 MCP-1/CCR2 SIGNALING IS KEY FOR ACUTE-TO- 

CHRONIC PAIN CONVERSION IN A MURINE MODEL OF 

OSTEOARTHRITIS Rachel E. Miller, Phuong B. Tran, Nayereh 

Ghoreishi-Haack, Anne-Marie Malfait, Rush Univ. Medical Ctr., 

Chicago, USA 

PW 246 OXYCODONE REDUCES TONIC FIRING AND ELEVATES 

THRESHOLDS IN WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE SPINAL CORD 

NEURONS IN RESPONSE TO KNEE JOINT ROTATION IN 

MONOSODIUM IODOACETATE SENSITIZED RATS Jason A. 

Miranda, Rebecca Dias, Huw Rees, �� 


PW 247 ACTIVATION OF NEURONAL INTERLEUKIN-17A 

RECEPTORS IN RAT KNEE JOINTS BY IL-17A – A CONTRIBUTION 

TO THE GENERATION OF JOINT PAIN Frank Richter, Gabriel Natura, 

Hans-Georg Schaible, Univ. Hosp. Jena, Friedrich Schiller Univ., Jena, 

Germany 

PW 248 ROLE OF OSTEOCLAST ACTIVITY IN A RAT MODEL OF 

OSTEOARTHRITIC PAIN Devi Rani Sagar, James J. Burston, Luting 

Xu, Sadaf Ashraf, Brigitte E. Scammell, David A. Walsh, Victoria 

Chapman, Univ. of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK 

PW 249 HISTAMINE H1 AGONIST ADMINISTERED IN THE KNEE 

JOINT POTENTIATES MORPHINE IN SPINAL CORD OF RATS 

Eduardo S. Silva, Taciane S. Da Silva, Carlos Rogério Tonussi, Federal 

Univ. of Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil 

PW 250 PLASTICITY OF SENSORY NEURONS AND SPINAL CORD 

IN THE COLLAGEN ANTIBODY-INDUCED ARTHRITIS MODEL 

Jie Su, Tianle Gao, Tiejun Shi, Zsuzsanna Wiesenfeld-Hallin, Tomas 

Hökfelt, Camilla I. Svensson, Karolinska Inst.t, Stockholm, Sweden 

PW 251 ACTIVATION OF P2X3, P2X2/3 AND P2X7 RECEPTORS BY 

ENDOGENOUS ATP INDUCES PRO-INFLAMMATORY CYTOKINES 

RELEASE AND NEUTROPHIL MIGRATION IN CARRAGEENAN- 

INDUCED ARTHRITIS IN THE RAT KNEE-JOINT MODEL Juliana M. 

Teixeira, Carlos A. Parada, Claudia H. Tambeli, UNICAMP, Campinas, 

Brazil 

PW 252 HYDROGEN PEROXIDE MEDIATED TRPA1 ACTIVATION IN 

MONOSODIUM URATE CRYSTALS-INDUCED NOCICEPTION AND 

EDEMA IN RODENTS Gabriela Trevisan 1 , Carin Hoffmeister 1 , Mateus 

F. Rossato 1 , Sara M. Oliveira 1 , Romina Nassini 2 , Serena Materazzi 2 , 

Gustavo P. Guerra 1 , Pierangelo Geppetti 2 , Juliano Ferreira 1 , 1 Federal 

Univ. of Santa Maria, Santa Maria, Brazil, 2 Univ. of Florence, Florence, 

Italy 

PW 253 PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF MINOR 

STRESSORS ON CHRONIC JAW MUSCLE PAIN Terry E. Whittle, 

Gregory M. Murray, Iven J. Klineberg, Univ. of Sydney, Sydney, 

Australia 

PW 254 SPINAL NK1-RECEPTOR EXPRESSING CELLS 

CONTRIBUTE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF PAIN FROM THE FACET 

JOINT Beth A. Winkelstein, Christine Weisshaar, Univ. of Pennsylvania, 

Philadelphia, USA 

PW 255 EFFECTS OF THREE PEPTIDASE INHIBITORS 

ON ANTI-NOCICEPTIVE ACTION OF DYNORPHIN (1-13) 

BY INTRACEREBROVENTRICULAR AND INTRATHECAL 

ADMINISTRATION IN RATS Junko Ajimi, Masanobu Yoshikawa, 

Shigeru Takahashi, Masaaki Miura, Mariko Watanabe, Toshiyasu 

Suzuki, Tokai Univ. Sch. of Med., Isehara, Japan 

PW 256 DECREASED SPINAL MORPHINE EFFICACY IN THE 

ABSENCE OF THE DELTA OPIOID RECEPTOR Anne-Julie Chabot- 

Doré, Magali Millecamps, Lina Naso, Laura S. Stone, McGill Univ., 


PW 257 INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT LACTATION STAGES IN 

THE MODULATION OF OPIOID RECEPTOR GENE AND PROTEIN 

EXPRESSION IN THE FEMALE RAT PERIAQUEDUCTAL GRAY 

Renata Gonçalves Dias Dias 1 , Elizabeth Teodorov Teodorov 2 , Luciano 

Freitas Felício 3 , 1 Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária, São Paulo, Brazil, 

2 Universidade Federal do ABC, Santo André, Brazil, 3 Faculdade de 

Medicina Veterinária USP, São Paulo, Brazil 

PW 258 FACILITATION OF SYNAPTIC STRENGTH IN THE SPINAL 

CORD INDUCED BY PROLONGED OPIOID EXPOSURE Katharina 

Gerhold, Ruth Drdla-Schutting, Jürgen Sandkühler, Ctr. for Brain 

Research, Medical Univ. of Vienna, Vienna, Austria 

PW 259 ATTENUATION OF MORPHINE TOLERANCE AND 

ENHANCED OPIOID ANALGESIA IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN BY 

SYSTEMIC ADMINISTRATION OF ULTRA-LOW DOSE ALPHA 

ADRENERGIC ANTAGONIST ATIPAMEZOLE Patrick Grenier, Brian 

Milne, Catherine M. Cahill, Queen’s Univ., Kingston, Canada 

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PW 260 THE KAPPA OPIOID SYSTEM IS SENSITIZED AFTER 

EARLY METHYLPHENIDATE EXPOSURE IN THE RAT Matthew 

Herbert1 , Joseph Valentine2 , Fausto Varela2 , Taleen Der-Ghazarian3 , 

Olga Kozanian4 , Leslie Horn5 , Krystal Whittenburg2 , Ryan Lee2 , 

Laurence Bradley1 , Cynthia Crawford2 , 1Univ. of Alabama at 

Birmingham, Birmingham, USA, 2California State Univ. at San 

Bernardino, San Bernardino, USA, 3Univ. of Arizona, Tuscon, USA, 

4 5 Univ. of Riverside, Riverside, USA, Univ. of Illinois at Chicago, 

Chicago, USA 

PW 261 ANALOGS OF ENDOMORPHINS SHOW REDUCED 

COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT WITH EQUAL OR GREATER 

ANTINOCICEPTION RELATIVE TO MORPHINE: STUDIES IN 

YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED, AND OLD RATS Jennifer N. Jernberg 1 , 

James E. Zadina 2 , James E. Zadina 2 , James E. Zadina 3 , James E. 

Zadina 4 , 1 Tulane Univ., New Orleans, USA, 2 Tulane Univ. Sch. of Med., 

New Orleans, USA, 3 Tulane Univ. Sch. of Med., 4 SE LA Veterans HCS, 

New Orleans, USA 

PW 262 ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECT OF COMBINED 

ADMINISTRATION OF DIFFERENT MU OPIOID RECEPTOR 

AGONISTS IN A RAT MODEL OF INFLAMMATORY PAIN Magdalena 

Kocot-Kepska 1 , Joanna Mika 2 , Wioletta Makuch 3 , Barbara Przewlocka 2 , 

Jan Dobrogowski 1 , 1 Medical Coll. Jagiellonian Univ., Kraków, Poland, 

2 Inst. of Pharmacology Polish Academy of Sncs., Kraków, Poland, 3 Inst. 

of Pharmacology, Polish Academy of Sncs., Kraków, Poland 

PW 263 PROSTAGLANDIN E 2 INCREASES THE EXPRESSION 

OF MU OPIOID RECEPTOR IN PRIMARY AFFERENT NEURON 

ALLOWING THE EFFECT ANTI-NOCICEPTIVE AND ANTI- 

HYPERALGESIC OF OPIOIDS Karla E. Torres 1 , Filipe C. Prado 2 , 

Andre S. Vieira 3 , Claudia H. Tambeli 4 , Carlos A. Parada 5 , 1 Piracicaba 

Dental Sch. - State Univ. of Campinas - UNICAMP, Piracicaba - SP, 

Brazil, 2 Inst. of Biology - State Univ. of Campinas - UNICAMP - 

UNICAMP, Campinas - SP, Brazil, 3 Inst. of Biology - State Univ. of 

Campinas - UNICAMP, Campinas - SP, Brazil, 4 Piracicaba Dental 

Sch.- State Univ. of Campinas - UNICAMP, Piracicaba - SP, Brazil, 

5 Laboratorio de Estudos da Dor - UNICAMP, Campinas - SP, Brazil 

PW 264 CENTRAL BLOCKADE OF OREXINE RECEPTOR TYPE-1 

INHIBITS THE DEVELOPMENT OF TOLERANCE TO MORPHINE 

ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECTS Yadollah Ranjbar-Slamloo 1 , Hossein 

Azizi 1 , Yaghoub Fathollahi 1 , Saeed Semnanian 2 , 1 Tarbiat Modares 

Univ., Tehran, Iran, 2 Trabiat Modares Univ., Tehran, Iran 

PW 265 LIGAND-BIASED DIFFERENCES IN GRK INHIBITION OF 

ANTINOCICEPTION AND TOLERANCE MEDIATED BY OPIOID 

ADMINISTRATION INTO THE PERIAQUEDUCTAL GRAY IN THE 

RAT Kimber A. Saville, Mike M. Morgan, Washington State Univ. 

Vancouver, Vancouver, USA 

PW 266 CONTROL OF Abeta LOW-THRESHOLD 

MECHANORECEPTOR INPUTS TO SPINAL CORD NEURONS 

BY DELTA OPIOID RECEPTORS Grégory Scherrer 1 , Rita Bardoni 2 , 

Papiya Choudhury 1 , Brigitte L. Kieffer 3 , Allan I. Basbaum 4 , Amy B. 

MacDermott 1 , 1 Columbia Univ., New York, USA, 2 Univ. of Modena and 

Reggio Emilia, Modena, Italy, 3 IGBMC/CNRS/INSERM/UdS, Illkrich, 

France, 4 Univ. of California San Francisco, San Francisco, USA 

PW 267 �� 

FORMALIN-EVOKED FLINCHES, SUBSTANCE P RELEASE AND 

c-Fos EXPRESSION IN THE SPINAL CORD DORSAL HORN Tetsuji 

Terashima 1 , Qinghao Xu 1 , Toshifumi Takasusuki 2 , Shigeki Yamaguchi 2 , 

Tony L. Yaksh 1 , 1 Univ. of California, San Diego, La Jolla, USA, 2 Dokkyo 

Medical Univ., Mibu, Japan 

PW 268 MORPHINE-INDUCED RESPIRATORY DEPRESSION IN 

RATS TOLERANT TO MORPHINE ANALGESIA. Michael J. Emery, 

Chase Groves, Chen Shi, Timothy Kruse, Gregory W. Terman, Univ. of 

Washington, Seattle, USA 

PW 269 MORPHINE SELF-ADMINISTRATION FOLLOWING A 

SPINAL CONTUSION INJURY Sarah A. Woller 1 , Paul J. Wellman 2 , 

James W. Grau 2 , Michelle A. Hook 2 , 1 Texas A&M Univ., Coll. Station, 

USA, 2 Texas A&M, Coll. Station, USA 

PW 270 INVOLVEMENT OF MAP KINASES PATHWAY IN THE 

ANALGESIC AND HYPERALGESIC EFFECT OF DRUGS WITH 

OPIOID ACTIVITY Leandro M. Pereira 1 , Vanessa O. Zambelli 1 , 

Vanessa P. Gutierrez 2 , Gisele Picolo 1 , Yara Cury 1 , 1 Butantan Inst., Sao 

Paulo, Brazil, 2 Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

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PW 271 THE EFFECTS OF MITOCHONDRIAL COMPLEX IV 

STIMULATOR, METHYLENE BLUE, ON NOCICEPTION AND 

LOCOMOTOR ACTIVITY Teodora Alexa, Ionut Taraboanta, Andra 

Gamen, Bogdan I. Tamba, Ostin C. Mungiu, Catalina R. Bohotin, Univ. 

of Med. and Pharmacy “Grigore T Popa”, Iasi, Romania 

PW 272 THE ANALGESIC EFFECT OF METHYLENEN BLUE ON 

SOMATIC AND VISCERAL PAIN IN MICE Catalina R. Bohotin, 

Teodora Alexa, Irina Raileanu, Nicolai Girnet, Ostin C. Mungiu, Univ. of 

Med. and Pharmacy “Grigore T Popa”, Iasi, Romania 

PW 273 EVALUATION OF THE ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECTS 

OF CORDIA VERBENACIA DC (BORAGINACEAE) ON ANIMALS 

SUBMITTED TO MECHANICAL HYPERALGESIA INDUCED BY 

INCREASED PRESSURE STIMULI (VON FREY FILAMENTS) 

Fabrício C. Borba 1 , Daniel S. I. Ueno 2 , Ana Paula C. G. Amaral 1 , 

1 FAMEMA, Marília, Brazil, 2 FAMEMA, Araçatuba, Brazil 

PW 274 THE EFFECTS OF CENTRAL ANGIOTENSIN II AND 

ITS SPECIFIC BLOCKERS ON NOCICEPTION. POSSIBLE 

INTERACTIONS WITH OXIDATIVE STRESS STATUS Alin Ciobica 1 , 

Walther Bild 2 , Veronica Bild 3 , 1 Alexandru Ioan Cuza Univ., Iasi, 

Romania, 2 ”Gr.T. Popa” Univ. of Med. and Pharmacy, Iasi, Romania, 

3 Gr.T. Popa” Univ. of Med. and Pharmacy, Iasi, Romania 

PW 275 CR4056, A NOVEL IMIDAZOLINE-2 LIGAND, EFFICIENTLY 

REVERSES THE HYPERALGESIA INDUCED BY METASTATIC 

BONE CANCER IN THE RAT Flora Ferrari, Luca Catapano, Silvia 

Zerbi, Elisa Neri, Riccardo Chiusaroli, Gianfranco Caselli, Marco Lanza, 

Rottapharm Madaus, Monza, Italy 

PW 276 INTRODUCTION OF A MANGIFERA INDICA EXTRACT 

AND ITS MAIN POLYPHENOL MANGIFERIN IN THE NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN TREATMENT. PRECLINICAL AND CLINICAL RESULTS Beatriz 

Garrido 1 , Jeney Ramirez 1 , Mariam Castro 1 , Idania Rodeiro 2 , Ivonnes 

Hernández 2 , Nelson Merino 1 , Odalys Valdés 1 , Mary E. García 1 , María 

C. Rabí 3 , Fe Bosch 3 , René Delgado 1 , 1 Ctr. of Research and Drug 

Development, Havana, Cuba, 2 Ctr. of Marine Bioproducts, Havana, 

Cuba, 3 Pain Clinic 10 de Octubre, Havana, Cuba 

PW 277 BLOCKADE OF TLR4 ACTIVATION REDUCES 

HYPERALGESIA AND ALLODYNIA IN AN OSTEOARTHRITIS 

ANIMAL MODEL Miguel Angel Martínez 1 , Ernesto Quesada 2 , David 

Pascual 1 , Maria Isabel Martín-Fontelles 1 , Carlos Goicoechea 1 , 

1 Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Alcorcón, Spain, 2 Inst. de Química 

Médica CSIC, Madrid, Spain 

PW 278 POTENTIAL TARGETS FOR THE OPENING OF THE 

PERINEURIUM FOR ANALGESIC DRUG DELIVERY IN RATS 

Dagmar Hackel 1 , Reine S. Sauer 1 , Peter W. Reeh 2 , Alexander 

Brack 1 , Michael Fromm 3 , Heike L. Rittner 1 , 1 Univ. Hosp. Wuerzburg, 

Wuerzburg, Germany, 2 Friedrich-Alexander-Univ. Erlangen-Nuernberg, 

Erlangen, Erlangen, Germany, 3 Univ. Hosp. Charite Berlin, Berlin, 

Germany 

PW 279 AMINOGLYCOSIDES PRODUCE ANTALGESIA IN 

DIFFERENT INFLAMMATORY PAIN MODELS OF RAT THROUGH 

INHIBITION OF ACID SENSING ION CHANNELS Francisco 

Mercado 1 , Enrique Soto 2 , Karina Simon-Arceo 1 , Ulises Coffeen 1 , 

Orlando Jaimes 1 , Angelica Almanza 1 , Lucia Magis 1 , Rosario Vega 2 , 

Francisco Pellicer 1 , 1 Inst. Nacional de Psiquiatria “Ramon de la 

Fuente”, Tlalpan, Mexico, 2 Universidad Autonoma de Puebla, Puebla, 

Mexico 

PW 280 THE ACTION SITE OF THE SYNTHENIC KAINOID (2S, 

3R, 4R)-3-CARBOXYMETHYL-4-(4-METHYLPHENYLTHIO) 

PYRROLIDINE-2-CARBOXYLIC ACID (PSPA-4), AN ANALOGUE 

OF JAPANESE MUSHROOM POISON ACROMELIC ACID, FOR 

ALLODYNIA (TACTILE PAIN) Shinichiro Miyazaki 1 , Toshiaki 

Minami 1 , Hiroshi Mizuma 2 , Masakatsu Kanazawa 2 , Hisashi Doi 2 , Shinji 

Matsumura 3 , Jingshan Lu 3 , Hirotaka Onoe 2 , Kyoji Furuta 4 , Masaaki 

Suzuki 4 , Seiji Ito 3 , 1 Osaka Medical Coll., Takatsuki City Osaka, Japan, 

2 RIKEN Ctr. for Molecular Imaging Snc., Kobe, Japan, 3 Kansai Medical 

Univ., Moriguchi, Japan, 4 Graduate Sch. of Med., Gifu Univ., Gifu, 

Japan 

PW 281 COMPARISON OF MECHANISMS OF ALLODYNIA 

INDUCED BY ACROMELIC ACID A BETWEEN EARLY AND LATE 

PHASES Haruka Omoto 1 , Toshiaki Minami 1 , Shinji Matsumura 2 , 

Shinichiro Miyazaki 1 , Seiji Ito 2 , 1 Osaka Medical Coll., Takatsuki, Japan, 

2 Kansai Medical Univ., Moriguchi, Japan

PW 282 IN VIVO CHARACTERIZATION OF B1 RECEPTOR 

ANTAGONISTS IN A SOFT TISSUE INFLAMMATION (FCA) PAIN 

MODEL: DOES THE B1 RECEPTOR PLAY A ROLE IN SPINAL 

CORD MEDIATED NOCICEPTION? Michel Pare, Giovani Martino, 

Alexandre Serrano, Stephanie Auger, Patricia Robichaud, Martin N. 

Perkins, Thierry Groblewski, Eric Grazzini, AstraZeneca R&D Montreal, 


PW 283 EFFECTS OF PERIPHERAL AMYLIN ADMINISTRATION IN 

ACUTE AND SUSTAINED PAIN MODELS Catarina S. Potes, Manuela 

Pontes, Fani L. Neto, Ctr. of Medical Research - Fac. of Med. of Porto 

(CIM-FMUP) Univ. of Porto and IBMC - Inst. for Molecular and Cell 

Biology, Porto, Portugal 

PW 284 TTIGHT JUNCTION INTERFERENCE PEPTIDES TO THE 

OPEN THE PERINEURIUM FOR ANALGESIA Heike Rittner 1 , Dagmar 

Hackel 1 , Denise Zwanziger 2 , Niedermirtl Benedikt 1 , Claudia Sommer 1 , 

Alexander Brack 1 , Ingolf Blasig 2 , 1 Univ. of Wuerzburg, Würzburg, 

Germany, 2 Leibniz-Institut für Molekulare Pharmakologie (FMP), Berlin, 

Germany 

PW 285 ANGIOTENSIN TYPE 2 RECEPTOR (AT 2 R) ANTAGONISTS 

PRODUCE ANALGESIA IN RODENT NEUROPATHIC PAIN MODELS 

BY INHIBITING ACTIVATION OF P38 AND P42/P44 MITOGEN 

ACTIVATED PROTEIN KINASES Maree T. Smith 1 , Trent M. Woodruff 1 , 

Bruce D. Wyse 1 , Yuen C. Dieu 1 , Arjun Muralidharan 1 , Thomas Walther 2 , 

1 The Univ. of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 2 Univ. of Hull, Hull, UK 

PW 286 PAIN RELIEF DEVOID OF OPIOID SIDE EFFECTS 

FOLLOWING CENTRAL ACTION OF A NEW NEUROTENSIN 

ANALOG Pascal Tétreault 1 , Alexandre Parent 1 , Élie Besserer-Offroy 1 , 

Alexandre Murza 1 , Adeline René 2 , Isabelle Dubuc 3 , Nicolas Beaudet 1 , 

Richard Leduc 1 , Éric Marsault 1 , Jean Martinez 2 , Florine Cavelier 2 , 

Philippe Sarret 1 , 1 Université de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada, 

2 Université Montpellier I et II, Montpellier, France, 3 Université de Rouen, 

Mont Saint-Aignan, France 

PW 287 EFFECT OF CROTOXIN IN CHARACTERISTIC 

NOCICEPTION AND CLINICAL SIGNS OF EXPERIMENTAL 

AUTOIMMUNE ENCEPHALOMYELITIS (EAE), A MODEL OF 

MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, INVOLVES THE PARTICIPATION OF 

FORMYL PEPTIDE RECEPTOR Nathalia Bernardes Teixeira 1 , Lais 

Aparecida Fonseca 1 , Sandra Coccuzzo Sampaio 1 , Alexandre Salgado 

Basso 2 , Yara Cury 1 , Gisele Picolo 1 , 1 Butantan Inst., Sao Paulo, Brazil, 

2 Federal Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PW 288 CHARACTERIZATION OF THE PLANT STEROID 

�-SPINASTEROL AS A NOVEL TRANSIENT RECEPTOR 

POTENTIAL VANILLOID 1 ANTAGONIST WITH ANTINOCICEPTIVE 

EFFECT Raquel Tonello, Gabriela Trevisan, Mateus Fortes Rossato, 

Cristiani Isabel Bandero Walker, Jonatas Zeni Klafke, Fernanda da 

Rosa, Sara Marchesan de Oliveira, Gustavo Petri Guerra, Juliano 

Ferreira, Federal Univ. of Santa Maria, Santa Maria, Brazil 

PW 289 EFFECTS OF 5-HT7 RECEPTOR ACTIVATION ON 

CHANGES IN THERMAL SENSITIVITY IN STREPTOZOCIN- 

INDUCED DIABETIC MICE Ahmet Ulugol 1 , Cagatay Oltulu 1 , Ozgur 

Gunduz 1 , Cihat Citak 1 , Roberto Carrara 2 , Mohammad Reza Shaqaqi 3 , 

Alicia Mansilla Sanchez 4 , Ahmet Dogrul 5 , 1 Trakya Univ., Fac. of 

Med., Edirne, Turkey, 2 Univ., Milano, Italy, 3 Univ., Tahran, Iran, 4 Univ., 

Barcelona, Spain, 5 Gulhane Military Academy of Med., Ankara, Turkey 

PW 290 INTERACTION OF A COMBINATION OF MORPHINE 

AND KETAMINE ON THE ANTINOCICEPTION AND BODY 

TEMPERATURE IN RATS Sonja M. Vuckovic 1 , Katarina R. Savic 

Vujovic 1 , Aleksandar M. Vujovic 2 , Branislava M. Medic 1 , Milica S. 

Prostran 1 , 1 Fac. of Med., Univ. of Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia, 2 Clinical 

Hosp. Ctr. “Dr Dragisa Misovic - Dedinje”, Belgrade, Serbia 

PW 291 MECHANISTIC STUDIES ON TAPENTADOL MODULATION 

OF NEURONAL ACTIVITY OF CENTRAL AMYGDALA NEURONES 

IN ANIMALS WITH NEUROPATHY Leonor Gonçalves, Anthony H. 

Dickenson, Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PW 294 CHARACTERIZATION OF CYTOSKELETON INVOLVEMENT 

IN CROTALPHINE ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECT. IN VIVO AND IN 

VITRO ASSAYS Ana C. de Almeida, Vanessa P. Gutierrez, Sandra C. 

Sampaio, Yara Cury, Butantan Inst., São Paulo, Brazil 


PW 295 EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF SUBLINGUAL FENTANYL 

ORALLY DISINTEGRATING TABLETS IN PATIENTS WITH 

IDIOPATHIC AND INCIDENT BREAKTHROUGH PAIN: 

MULTICENTER PROSPECTIVE STUDY Vicente A. De Sanctis Briggs 1 , 

Jordi Guitart Vela 2 , Maribel Vargas 3 , Francesc Rodelas 4 , 1 Capio Hosp. 

Universitari Sagrat Cor, Barcelona, Spain, 2 Clinica Plató, Barcelona, 

Spain, 3 Hosp. de Sant Boi, Barcelona, Spain, 4 Hosp. Residència Sant 

Camil, Barcelona, Spain 

PW 296 MANAGEMENT OF SEVERE ACUTE OPIOID TOLERANCE 

WITH GABAPENTIN: A CASE REPORT Lorena M. C. Lucio, Lucas 

W. Cabral, Edison I. O. Vidal, Guilherme A. M. Barros, Fernanda B. 

Fukushima, UNESP, Botucatu, Brazil 

PW 297 AN EVALUATION OF THE EFFECT OF MORPHINE ON 

ABDOMINAL PAIN AND PERITONEAL IRRITATION SIGNS IN 

PATIENTS WITH ACUTE SURGICAL ABDOMEN Samad Golzari, 

Dawood Aghamohammadi, Changiz Gholipouri, Mohammadali Khajeei, 

Hojjat Pourfathi, Tabriz Univ. of Medical Sncs., Tabriz, Iran 

PW 298 Q8003 (MORPHINE: OXYCODONE COMBINATION) 

PRODUCES LESS OXYGEN DESATURATION THAN EQUI- 

ANALGESIC DOSES OF MORPHINE OR OXYCODONE ALONE 

IN SUBJECTS WITH POSTOPERATIVE PAIN FOLLOWING 

BUNIONECTOMY Mark J. Jaros 1 , James L. Rogers 1 , Philip A. Shales 1 , 

Patricia J. Richards 2 , Richard A. Paul 2 , 1 Summit Analytical, Denver, 

USA, 2 QRxPharma, Inc., Bedminster, USA 

PW 299 OXYCODONE-NALOXONE FOR PAIN MANAGEMENT 

AFTER SPINAL SURGERY Hannu Kokki 1 , Kristina Rantakylä 1 , Merja 

Kokki 1 , Sakari Savolainen 2 , Toivo Naaranlahti 2 , 1 Univ. of Eastern 

Finland, Kuopio, Finland, 2 Kuopio Univ. Hosp., Kuopio, Finland 

PW 300 TRANSDERMAL FENTANYL PATCH IMPROVES 

POSTOPERATIVE PAIN RELIEF AND EARLY FUNCTIONAL 

RECOVERY IN PATIENTS RECEIVING PRIMARY TOTAL KNEE 

ARTHROPLASTY Shigemi Matsumoto, Kazu Matsumoto, Takaaki 

Aoki, Motoyasu Takenaka, Hiroki Iida, Gifu Univ. Graduate Sch. of 

Med., Gifu City, Japan 

PW 301 Q8003 DEMONSTRATES DOSE-RESPONSE ANALGESIA 

IN PATIENTS WITH MODERATE OR SEVERE PAIN FOLLOWING 

TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY – EFFICACY EVALUATION USING 

A PATTERN MIXTURE MODEL ANALYSIS OF COVARIANCE Richard 

Paul, Patricia Richards, Warren Stern, QRxPharma, Inc., Bedminster, 

USA 

PW 302 STRIVING FOR BALANCE OF SAFETY AND EFFICACY: 

IMPACT OF A NURSING-DRIVEN NICU COMFORT PROTOCOL Lisa 

M. Peters1 , Gary A. Walco2 , 1Seattle Children’s Hosp., Seattle, USA, 

2Seattle Children’s Hosp., Univ. of Washington Sch. of Med., Seattle, 

USA 

PW 303 EXPERIENCE OF EXTENDED RELEASE EPIDURAL 

MORPHINE IN ELECTIVE COLORECTAL RESECTIONS: AN 

ENGLISH DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE Hanna 

Pittman 1 , Richard Haddon 2 , Rebecca Wilde 1 , Dawn Pretty 1 , Chris 

Waters 1 , David Sapsford 1 , Ari Ercole 3 , Justin Alberts 4 , Elizabeth Bright 1 , 

Patricia Mills 1 , 1 West Suffolk NHS Fdn. Trust, Bury St Edmunds, UK, 

2 West Suffolk NHS Trust, Bury St Edmunds, UK, 3 Addenbrookes NHS 

Fdn. Trust, Cambridge, UK, 4 West Suffolk Hosp. NHS Fdn. Trust, Bury 

St Edmunds, UK 

PW 304 GUIDANCE ON TREATMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE PAIN 

HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON THE PRESCRIPTION OF ANALGESICS 

IN ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY Ricardo S. Silva 1 , Thiago P. Chequetto 1 , 

Elton Constantino 1 , Nelson Franco Filho 1 , Oscar C. Pires 1 , Vanessa 

R. Leite 1 , Maria Belen S. Posso 2 , Irimar P. Posso 3 , 1 Universidade de 

Taubaté, Taubaté, Brazil, 2 Universidade do Vale do Paraíba, São José 

dos Campos, Brazil, 3 Universidade de Taubaté, São Paulo, Brazil 

PW 305 OPIOID-RELATED ADVERSE EVENTS REPORTED 

ACROSS FIVE CORE STUDIES FOR A NOVEL DUAL- 

COMBINATION OPIOID, Q8003, DEMONSTRATES INCIDENCES 

SIMILAR, EQUAL OR LESS THAN PLACEBO AT MORPHINE 

EQUIVALENT DOSES (MED) �12 MG Patricia Richards, Warren 

Stern, Richard Paul, QRxPharma, Inc., Bedminster, USA 

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PW 306 EFFECT OF INTRAOPERATIVE MORPHINE ON 

POSTOPERATIVE PAIN IN THE POST ANESTHESIA CARE UNIT 

AFTER ABDOMINAL HYSTERECTOMY Suthannee Simajareuk, 

Pachara Rakpong, Sasiwimol Pongjanyakul, Wattana Tantanatewin, 

Somboon Thienthong, Khon Kaen Univ., Khon Kaen, Thailand 

PW 307 INFLUENCE OF CYP2D6 AND CYP3A GENETIC VARIANTS 

ON OXYCODONE METABOLISM AND ANALGESIA Ulrike M. 

Stamer 1 , Lan Zhang 1 , Malte Book 1 , Lutz E. Lehmann 1 , Frank Stuber 1 , 

Frank Musshoff 2 , 1 Univ. of Bern, Inselspital, Bern, Switzerland, 2 Univ. of 

Bonn, Bonn, Germany 

PW 308 AT MORPHINE EQUIVALENT OPIOID DOSES (24 MG), 

Q8003 WAS EQUIANALGESIC TO MORPHINE OR OXYCODONE 

ALONE IN SUBJECTS WITH ACUTE MODERATE TO SEVERE 

POSTOPERATIVE PAIN FOLLOWING BUNIONECTOMY Warren 

Stern 1 , Peter Winkle 2 , Patricia Richards 1 , Richard Paul 1 , 1 QRxPharma, 

Inc., Bedminster, USA, 2 Advanced Clinical Research, Anaheim, USA 

PW 309 PAIN RELATED TO SURGERY AFTER FRACTURE Randi 

M. H. Tei, Ole Brink, Lone Nikolajsen, Aarhus Univ. Hosp., Aarhus C, 

Denmark 

PW 310 HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS’ PAIN ASSESSMENT 

AND TREATMENT DECISIONS USING VIRTUAL HUMAN 

TECHNOLOGY Laura D. Wandner 1 , Marc W. Heft 1 , Benjamin 

Lok 1 , Adam T. Hirsh 2 , Stephen Z. George 1 , Ann Horgas 1 , James 

W. Atchinson 1 , Calia A. Torres 1 , Michael E. Robinson 1 , 1 Univ. of 

Florida, Gainesville, USA, 2 Indiana Univ.-Purdue Univ. Indianapolis, 

Indianapolis, USA 

PW 311 PREDICTION OF BEHAVIOURAL OPIOID ANALGESIA 

BY REWARD RESPONSIVENESS: A HEALTHY VOLUNTEER 

NEUROIMAGING STUDY Vishvarani Wanigasekera 1 , Michael Lee 1 , 

Richard Rogers 1 , Yazhuo Kong 1 , Siri Leknes 2 , Jesper Andersson 1 , Irene 

Tracey 1 , 1 Univ. of Oxford, Oxford, UK, 2 Univ. of Oslo, Oslo, Norway 

PW 312 EXTENDED RELEASE EPIDURAL MORPHINE – 

A CLINICAL AUDIT OF COMPLIANCE WITH SAFE PRACTICE 

STANDARDS C. R. G. Waters, D. Pretty, A. Morris, H. Riggs, T. Harris, 

D. Cocksedge, N. Levy, N. Penfold, E. Bright, P. Mills, West Suffolk 

Hosp., Bury St Edmunds, UK 

PW 313 DO CAUDAL ADDITIVES DECREASE POSTOPERATIVE 

MORPHINE REQUIREMENTS IN CHILDREN UNDERGOING MAJOR 

ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY? Glyn Williams 1 , Andrew Blevin 2 , 1 Great 

Ormond Street Hosp., London, UK, 2 Kings Coll. Hosp., London, UK 

PW 314 DOCTORS’ ATTITUDE AND EXPERIENCE TOWARDS 

BURN PAIN MANAGEMENT: A QUALITATIVE STUDY Jijun Zhao 1 , 

Yuxiang Li 2 , Lu Tang 3 , Jianqiang Yu 4 , Hongtai Tang 1 , Xiaoyan Hu 1 , 

Guangyi Wang 1 , Wanfang Zhou 1 , Wenjun Han 5 , 1 Changhai Hosp., 

Second Military Medical Univ., Shanghai, China, 2 Department of 

Nursing, Changhai Hosp., Second Military Medical Univ., Shanghai; 

Sch. of Nursing, Ningxia Medical Univ., Yinchuan, China, Shanghai, 

China, 3 Department of Nursing Changhai Hosp.; Second Military 

Medical Univ., Shanghai, Department of Anesthesiology, General Hosp. 

of Jinan Military Command, Jinan, China, Shanghai, China, 4 Sch. of 

Pharmacology, Ningxia Medical Univ., Yinchuan, China, 5 Ctr. ICU of 

Changhai Hosp., Second Military Medical Univ., Shanghai, China 

PW 315 ACHILLEA SANTOLINA REDUCE SERUM INTERLUKINE-6 

LEVEL AND HYPERALGESIA DURING COMPLETE FREUND’S 

ADJUVANT-INDUCED INFLAMMATION IN MALE WISTAR RATS 

Akhtar Akbari, Jalal Zaringhalam, Homa Manaheji, NeuroSnc. 

Research Ctr. of Shahid Beheshti Univ., Tehran, Iran 

PW 316 EFFECT OF CO-ADMINISTERED KETOROLAC WITH LOW 

DOSE MIDAZOLAM INFUSION ON POSTOPERATIVE PETHIDINE 

CONSUMPTION AFTER MAJOR GYNAECOLOGICAL SURGERY: 

A COMPARATIVE STUDY Lutful Aziz 1 , Abu N. M. Badruddoza 2 , A. 

K. M. Akhtaruzzaman 3 , 1 Apollo Hosp.s Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 

2 United Hosp., Dhaka, Bangladesh, 3 Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib 

Medical Univ., Dhaka, Bangladesh 

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PW 317 EFFECTIVENESS OF MULTIMODAL ANALGESIA IN 

THE ACUTE POSTOPERATIVE PAIN IN MAJOR SURGERY: 

A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY Ana Bogdanovich 1 , Carme 

Busquets 1 , Adela Fauli 1 , Luis A. Moreno 1 , Ferran Torres 2 , Sebastian 

Videla 3 , 1 Hosp. Clinic de Barcelona, Universitat de Barcelona, 

Barcelona, Spain, 2 Biostatistics and Data Management Platform, 

IDIBAPS, Hosp. Clinic; Biostatistics Unit, Sch. of Med., Universitat 

Autìnoma de Barcelona; Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 3 Societat 

Catalana de Dolor, Barcelona, Spain 

PW 318 PREOPERATIVE PREDICTORS OF MODERATE TO 

SEVERE ACUTE POSTOPERATIVE PAIN AFTER SURGERY IN 

WOMEN: AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON Julie Bruce 1 , Madelon 

L. Peters 2 , Elizabeth VanDenKerkhof 3 , Recovery Study Group 4 , 1 Univ. 

of Warwick, Coventry, UK, 2 Maastricht Univ., Maastricht, Netherlands, 

3 Queen’s Univ., Kingston, Canada, 4 Univ. of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK 

PW 319 PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION FOR MANAGEMENT 

OF ACUTE POSTOPERATIVE PAIN FOLLOWING ORTHOPEDIC 

SURGERY Orlando Charry 1 , Emily K. Karlen 2 , Barbara E. Mcannany 3 , 

Krystal S. Dukes 1 , Miles S. Belgrade 1 , Alfred Clavel 1 , Sara Hall 1 , Debra 

J. Drew 1 , Christine H. Peltier 1 , Kathryn Nixdorf 1 , Trevor Anderson 1 , 

1 Fairview Pain Management Ctr. - Univ. of Minnesota Medical Ctr., 

Minneapolis, USA, 2 Fairview Health Services, Minneapolis, USA, 3 Univ. 

of Minnesota Medical Ctr. - Riverside Surgery, Minneapolis, USA 

PW 320 LIDOCAINE PATCH FOR POSTOPERATIVE ANALGESIA 

AFTER LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY Eun Joo Choi, Jung 

Won Hwang, Sang Hwan Do, Francis Sahngun Nahm, Pyung Bok 

Lee, Seoul Nat’l. Univ. Bundang Hosp., Seongnam, Korea, Republic of 

(South) 

PW 321 �� 

ACTIVITY OF THE EFFECTS OF SELECTIVE NERVE ROOT BLOCK 

IN PATIENTS WITH SCIATICA Makoto Fukusaki 1 , Kosuke Miura 1 , 

Yoshiaki Terao 1 , Koji Sumikawa 2 , 1 Nagasaki Rosai Hosp., Sasebo, 

Japan, 2 Nagasaki Univ. Sch. of Med., Nagasaki, Japan 

PW 322 EFFECTS OF ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT ON 

INFLAMMATORY MARKERS IN PATIENTS AFTER UPPER 

ABDOMINAL SURGERIES Esam A. M. Hamed, Nagla El-Melegy, 

Samir A. Ammar, Fac. of Med., Assiut Univ., Assiut, Egypt 

PW 323 IMPLICATIONS OF DIFFERENT ANALGESIC MODELS 

ON INFLAMMATORY MARKERS AFTER LAPAROSCOPIC 

CHOLECYSTECTOMY Esam A. M. Hamed, Tahra Sherif, Fac. of Med., 

Assiut Univ., Assiut, Egypt 

PW 324 SWEET SOLUTIONS REDUCE PAIN IN INFANTS – 

A REVIEW OF 20 YEARS OF STUDIES Denise M. Harrison 1 , Mariana 

Bueno 2 , Janet Yamada 3 , Bonnie Stevens 4 , 1 Children’s Hosp. of Eastern 

Ontario (CHEO) and Univ. of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada, 2 Federal 

Univ. of Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, 3 Hosp. for Sick Childre, 

Toronto, Canada, 4 The Hosp. for Sick Children and Univ. of Toronto, 


PW 325 METASTATIC SPINAL CORD COMPRESSION SURGERY: 

A MULTIMODAL POSTOPERATIVE PAIN AND NAUSEA 

TREATMENT PROTOCOL Birgitte Kitter 1 , Berit A. Thomsen 2 , Ole 

Mathiesen 1 , Nan Sonne 1 , 1 Copenhagen Univ. Hosp., Copenhagen, 

Denmark, 2 Copenhagen Universisy Hosp., Copenhagen, Denmark 

PW 326 A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF NAPROXEN FOR THE ACUTE 

TREATMENT OF MIGRAINE IN ADULTS Simon J. Law, Sheena Derry, 

Andrew Moore, Dominic Aldington, Pain Research Unit, Oxford, UK 

PW 327 BURN PAIN MANAGEMENT IN AN UNDERDEVELOPED 

AREA OF CHINA Yuxiang Li 1 , Lingjun Zhou 2 , Lu Tang 3 , Jijun Zhao 4 , 

Jianqiang Yu 5 , Jing Cui 6 , Mengjie Liu 7 , Xianli Meng 4 , 1 Department 

of Nursing, Changhai Hosp., Second Military Medical Univ., 

Shanghai;Sch. of Nursing, Ningxia Medical Univ., Yinchuan, China, 

Shanghai, China, 2 Sch. of Nursing, Second Military Medical Univ., 

Shanghai, China, 3 Second Military Medical Univ., Department of 

Nursing, Changhai Hosp.,Shanghai; Department of Anesthesiology, 

General Hosp. of Jinan Military Command, Jinan, Shanghai, China, 

4 Department of Nursing, Changhai Hosp., Second Military Medical 

Univ., Shanghai, China, 5 Ningxia Medical Univ., Pharmacology Sch., 

Yonchuan, China, 6 Second Military Medical Univ., Shanghai, China, 

7 ��

PW 328 PAIN AUDIT FOR POST-APPENDICECTOMY PAEDIATRIC 

PATIENTS Joanne Li Wee Liam 1 , Yew Nam Siow 2 , 1 KK Women’s and 

Children’s Hosp., Singapore, Singapore, 2 KKH, Singapore, Singapore 

PW 329 DEXKETOPROFEN AND TRAMADOL FIXED 

COMBINATION FOR THE TREATMENT OF MODERATE TO 

SEVERE ACUTE PAIN, AFTER IMPACTED THIRD MANDIBULAR 

MOLAR TOOTH EXTRACTION: ANALYSIS OF THE CONSISTENCY 

BETWEEN OUTCOMES ON PATIENT GLOBAL EVALUATION (PGE), 

SUMMED PAIN INTENSITY DIFFERENCE (SPID), TOTAL PAIN 

RELIEF (TOTPAR) AND TIME TO RESCUE MEDICATION Robert 

A. Moore 1 , Simona Scartoni 2 , Susanna Cuadripani 3 , Bartomeu Pizà- 

Vallespir 3 , Isabel Paredes 3 , Angela Capriati 2 , Carlo A. Maggi 2 , Cosme 

Gay-Escoda 4 , 1 Univ. of Oxford - The Churchill, Oxford, UK, 2 Menarini 

Ricerche S.p.A.-MENARINI GROUP, Florence, Italy, 3 Laboratorios 

Menarini, S.A. - MENARINI GROUP, Badalona, Spain, 4 Univ. of 

Barcelona Bellvitge Inst. for Biomedical Research, L’Hosp.et de 

Llobregat, Spain 

PW 330 DEXKETOPROFEN TRAMADOL FIXED COMBINATION: 

DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO AND ACTIVE CONTROLLED, 

PARALLEL GROUP, PHASE II-DOSE FINDING STUDY ON 

MODERATE-TO-SEVERE ACUTE PAIN AFTER DENTAL SURGERY 

Cosme Gay-Escoda 1 , Zoltán Tóth Bagi 2 , Thomas Dietrich 3 , Stefano 

Milleri 4 , Daniel Torres-Lagares 5 , Mike Hill 6 , Abel García-García 7 , Paul 

Coulthard 8 , Maria P. Contini 9 , Cristina Guerrero 10 , Andrea Madami 9 , 

Andrea Nizzardo 9 , Angela Capriati 9 , Carlo A. Maggi 9 , Robert A. Moore 11 , 

1 Univ. of Barcelona Bellvitge Inst. for Biomedical Research, L’Hosp. 

et de Llobregat, Spain, 2 Dr Tóth Bagi Zoltán Fogászati Rendeloje, 

Budapest, Hungary, 3 Coll. of Medical and Dental Sncs., Univ. of 

Birmingham, Birmingham, UK, 4 Policlinico G.B.Rossi, Verona, Italy, 

5 Facultad de Odontología, Universidad de Sevilla, Sevilla, Spain, 

6 Univ. Dental Hosp., Cardiff, UK, 7 Complejo Hosp.ario Universitario 

de Santiago, Santiago de Compostela, Spain, 8 Univ. Dental Sch. 

Manchester, Manchester, UK, 9 Menarini Ricerche S.p.A, MENARINI 

GROUP, Florence, Italy, 10 Laboratorios Menarini S.A., MENARINI 

GROUP, Badalona, Spain, 11 Univ. of Oxford - The Churchill, Oxford, UK 

PW 331 AUDIT OF INTRA-NASAL SALMON CALCITONIN IN THE 

MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE NEUROPATHIC PAIN Michael J. E. Neil, 

Valerie Shepherd, Liz Colquhoun, Gillian Smethurst, Ninewells Hosp. 

and Medical Sch., Dundee, UK 

PW 332 EFFICACY OF BENZYDAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE 

DRIPPING AT ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE CUFF FOR PREVENTION 

OF POSTOPERATIVE SORE THROAT Sasikaan Nimmaanrat, 

Kedsirin Chokkijchai, Thavat Chanchayanon, Fac. of Med., Prince of 

Songkla Univ., Hatyai, Thailand 

PW 333 USE OF ORAL KETAMINE FOR ANALGESIA DURING 

REDUCTION/MANIPULATION OF FRACTURE/DISLOCATION IN 

THE EMERGENCY ROOM: AN INITIAL EXPERIENCE IN A LOW- 

RESOURCE SETTING Elizabeth Onuwa Ogboli Nwasor, Keneth E. 

Amaefule, Simpa S. Audu, Ahmadu Bello Univ. Teaching Hosp., Zaria, 

Nigeria 

PW 334 EFFICACY OF A NURSE TELEPHONE FOLLOW- 

UP ON POST-TONSILLECTOMY PAIN MANAGEMENT AND 

COMPLICATIONS IN CHILDREN: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL 

TRIAL Julie Paquette 1 , Sylvie Le May 2 , Jacinthe Lachance Fiola 3 , Edith 

Villeneuve 4 , Annie Lapointe 1 , Patricia Bourgault 5 , 1 CHU Sainte-Justine, 

Montreal, Canada, 2 Univ. of Montreal/CHU Sainte-Justine, Montreal, 

Canada, 3 Univ. of Quebec, Montreal, Canada, 4 CHU Sainte-Justine / 

Univ. of Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 5 Univ. of Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, 

Canada 

PW 335 EVALUATION OF ETORICOXIB IN PATIENTS 

UNDERGOING TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT SURGERY USING 

ENDPOINTS ASSESSING PAIN AT REST AND UPON MOVEMENT 

Narinder Rawal 1 , Eugene Viscusi 2 , Paul M. Peloso 3 , Harald Minkovitz 4 , 

Liang Chen 3 , Sandhya Shah 5 , Anish Mehta 3 , Denesh Chitkara 3 , Dimitris 

Papanicolaou 3 , 1 Orebro Univ., Orebro, Sweden, 2 Thomas Jefferson 

Univ. Hosp., Philadelphia, USA, 3 Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp., 

Whitehouse Station, USA, 4 Memorial Hermann-Memorial City Medical 

Ctr., Houston, USA, 5 Merck Shapr & Dohme Corp., Whitehouse Station, 

USA 


PW 336 POSTOPERATIVE PAIN MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOME: 

A PILOT STUDY FROM CLINICAL CENTER OF VOJVODINA, 

SERBIA Miroslava N. M. P. Pjevic, Velemir S. Macar, Dragana S. 

Mirosavljevic, Sanja H. Skorupan, Clinical Ctr. of Vojvodina, Novi Sad, 

Serbia 

PW 337 IMPACT OF THE USE OF POSTOPERATIVE PAIN 

ASSESSMENT ON THE CONSUMPTION OF NON-OPIOID 

AND OPIOID ANALGESICS IN THE POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD 

AFTER LARYNX AND HYPOPHARYNX SURGERY FOR CANCER 

Malgorzata Sobczyk, Anna B. Przeklasa-Muszynska, Magdalena 

Kocot-Kepska, Maciej Wiatr, Krzysztof Oles, Jan L. Dobrogowski, 

Medical Coll. Jagiellonian Univ., Krakow, Poland 

PW 338 AUDIT ON ADEQUACY OF PAIN CONTROL AND PATIENT 

SATISFACTION FOLLOWING SHOULDER SURGERY Geejo Joseph 

V. Rappai, Srikanth M. Lakshminarayan, Peter Moses, NHS Forth 

Valley, Scotland, Larbert, UK 

PW 339 SAFETY OF PAIN CONTROL IN INTENSIVE BURN UNITS: 

THE ROLE OF A “INTEGRATED PROTOCOL” Gennaro Savoia, 

AORN A. Cardarelli, Napoli, Italy 

PW 340 RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE BLIND, CLINICAL TRIAL 

EVALUATING EFFICACY OF ADD-ON IMIPRAMINE IN THE 

CONTROL OF DENTAL PAIN (PRELIMARY REPORT) Pawan Singh, 

Ashok Jena, T. Pugazhenthan, Amitava Chakrabarti, Debasish Hota, 

PGIMER, Chandigarh, India 

PW 341 COMPARISON OF FENTANYL AND FENTANYL WITH 

DEXMEDETOMIDINE FOR POSTOPERATIVE PAIN RELIEF 

BY INTRAVENOUS PATIENT CONTROLLED ANALGESIA: A 

PRELIMINARY STUDY Jayashree Sood, Kundan Hazarika, Chand 

Sahai, Sir Ganga Ram Hosp., New Delhi, India 

PW 342 THE ANALGESIC EFFICACY OF TRANVERSUS 

ABDOMINIS PLANE BLOCK UNDER DIRECT ULTRASOUND 

GUIDANCE AFTER ELECTIVE ABDOMINAL SURGERY IN 

GYNAECOLOGICAL PATIENTS: A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED 

CONTROLLED TRIAL Shin Ai Sou, Kwong Ung Ling, Suana Mohd 

Kushairi, Marzida Mansor, Univ. of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 

PW 343 PAIN ASSOCIATED WITH VERTEBRAL OSTEOMYELITIS 

Naosuke Sugai, Masanori Takahashi, Eiichi Takita, Kayoko Sato, 

Hiroko Ozawa, Chigasaki Tokushukai Medical Ctr., Chigasaki, Japan 

PW 344 CHILDRENS’ VIEWS ABOUT IMMUNIZATION PAIN Judith 

Versloot 1 , Anna Taddio 1 , Jenny Wells 2 , Andrew Ilersich 1 , Anthony 

Ilersich 1 , 1 Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 2 The Hosp. for Sick 

Children, Toronto, Canada 

PW 345 HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH 

AND WITHOUT PERSISTENT POSTOPERATIVE PAIN AFTER 

CARDIAC SURGERY: A PROSPECTIVE TWO-YEAR FOLLOW 

UP Judy Watt-Watson1 , Manon Choiniere2 , J. Charles Victor3 , Roger 

Baskett4 , Jean Bussieres5 , Michel Carrier6 , Jennifer Cogan6 , Judy 

Costello7 , Christopher Feindel8 , Denise Guerriere1 , Marie-Claude 

Guertin9 , François Lespérance6 , Judith McFetridge-Durdle10 , Anna 

Nozza11 , Mélanie Racine12 , Marie-Christine Taillefer12 , John Sullivan13 , 

1 2 Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, Ctr. de Recherche du Ctr. Hosp. 

ier de l’Université de Montréal (CRCH, Montreal, Canada, 3Inst. for 

Clinical Evaluative Sncs. Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 4Dalhousie Univ., Dept Surgery QEII Health Sncs. Ctr., Halifax, Canada, 5Hôpital Laval - Institut Universitaire de Cardiologie et de Pneumologie de 

l’Université Laval, Laval, Canada, 6Univ. of Montreal, Montreal, 

Canada, 7Cardiovascular Surgical Unit -Toronto Univ. Health Network; 

Fac. of Nursing, Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 8Cardiovascular Surgical Unit - Toronto Univ. Health Network; Dept of Surgery, Univ. 

of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 9Biostatistics Services of the Montreal 

Heart Inst. Coordinating Ctr. (MHICC), Montreal, Canada, 10Sch. of 

Nursing, Dalhousie Univ., Halifax, Canada, 11Biostatistics Services of 

the MHICC, Montreal, Canada, 12Ctr. de Recherche du Ctr. Hosp.ier de 

l’Université de Montréal (CRCHUM); Dept of Anesthesiology, Univ. of 

Montreal; Research Ctr. of the Montreal Heart Inst., Montreal, Canada, 

13QE II Health Sncs. Ctr.; Dept of Surgery, Dalhousie Univ.., Halifax, 

Canada 

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PW 346 EFFECTIVENESS OF FEMORAL NERVE BLOCK FOR 

MANAGEMENT OF PAIN FOLLOWING BILATERAL TOTAL KNEE 

ARTHROPLASTY Azlina A. Abbas 1 , Raveenthiran Rasiah 2 , Azhar M. 

Merican 1 , 1 Univ. of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2 Darul Ehsan 

Medical Ctr., Shah Alam, Malaysia 

PW 347 CONTINUOUS ULTRASOUND-GUIDED BILATERAL 

TRANSVERSUS ABDOMINIS PLANE BLOCK FOR POST 

OPERATIVE PAIN CONTROL IN A PATIENT ON BUPRENORPHINE/ 

NALOXONE MAINTENANCE Abdullah Abolkhair, Daryl I. Smith, 

�� 

PW 348 COMPARATIVE EFFICACY OF LEVOBUPIVACAINE AND 

ROPIVACAINE FOR EPIDURAL BLOCK IN OUTPATIENTS WITH 

DEGENERATIVE SPINAL DISEASE Hiroko Araki, Makoto Fukusaki, 

Mai Okada, Akiko Sakai, Sojiro Matsumoto, Yoshiaki Terao, Koji 

Sumikawa, Nagasaki Rosai Hosp., Sasebo, Japan 

PW 349 ULTRASOUND-GUIDED ILIOINGUINAL/ 

ILIOHYPOGASTRIC NERVE BLOCKS FOR PERSISTENT INGUINAL 

POSTHERNIORRHAPHY PAIN: A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, 

PLACEBO-CONTROLLED, CROSS-OVER TRIAL Joakim M. Bischoff, 

Zbigniew J. Koscielniak-Nielsen, Henrik Kehlet, Mads U. Werner, 

RigsHosp.et, Copenhagen, Denmark 

PW 350 EPICRANIAL NERVES BLOCKS IN THE PROPHYLACTIC 

TREATMENT OF CHRONIC MIGRAINE Vincenzo Firetto 1 , Claudio A. 

Caputi 2 , 1 Azienda Ospedaliero-Universitaria Ospedali Riuniti, Falconara 

Marittima (Ancona), Italy, 2 Azienda Ospedaliero-Univeritaria Ospedali 

Riuniti, Ancona, Italy 

PW 351 PAIN RELIEF AFTER TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: 

A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL COMPARING SINGLE- 

INJECTION AND CONTINUOUS FEMORAL NERVE BLOCKS WITH 

PATIENT CONTROLLED ANALGESIA Ee-Yuee Chan 1 , Marlene 

Fransen 1 , Sathappan Sathappan 2 , Nicholas H. L. Chua 2 , Yee-Hong 

Teo 2 , Yiong-Huak Chan 3 , Nelson P. Chua 2 , 1 Univ. of Sydney, Sydney, 

Australia, 2 Tan Tock Seng Hosp., Singapore, Singapore, 3 Nat’l. Univ. 

Hosp. System, Singapore, Singapore 

PW 352 ANALGESIC EFFICACY OF INTRA-ARTICULAR 

ROPIVACAINE, FENTANYL AND DEXMEDETOMIDINE FOLLOWING 

ARTHROSCOPIC KNEE SURGERY – A COMPARATIVE STUDY 

Bibhukalyani Das 1 , Ashok Kumar Das 2 , 1 NRS Medical Coll., Kolkata, 

India, Kolkata, India, 2 Calcutta Medical Research Inst., Kolkata, India 

PW 353 EFFICACY OF OCCIPITAL NERVE BLOCK VERSUS 

PULSED RADIOFREQUENCY LESIONING IN THE MANAGEMENT 

OF CHRONIC CERVICOGENIC HEADACHE: A PROSPECTIVE 

OBSERVATIONAL STUDY G. P. Dureja, Delhi Pain Management Ctr., 

New Delhi, India 

PW 354 CAN GLUCOCORTICOIDS BE REPLACED BY MEDICAL 

OZONE FOR CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS WITH 

DIABETES? A CLINICAL INVESTIGATION Zhijian Fu1 , Hui Li2 , 

1 2 �� Shandong 

Univ., Jinan, China 

PW 355 COSTOVERTEBRAL JOINT BLOCKADE FOR THE 

INTRACTABLE THORACIC BACK PAIN – CASE REPORT Hidekimi 

Fukui, Kiyoshige Ohseto, Hiroyuki Uchino, Takahisa Nishiyama, Miho 

Usuda, Shuhei Matsuoka, Daiki Usui, Naoto Iwase, Yoko Yunaiyama, 

Tokyo Medical Univ., Tokyo, Japan 

PW 356 INTRADISCAL PULSED RADIOFREQUENCY FOR LUMBAR 

DISCOGENIC PAIN: A PRELIMINARY REPORT Sei Fukui 1 , Narihito 

Iwashita 2 , Kazuhito Nitta 2 , Hisashi Tomie 2 , Shuichi Nosaka 2 , 1 Shiga 

Univ. of Medical Snc., Otsu, Japan, 2 Shiga Univ. of Medical Snc. Hosp., 

Otsu, Japan 

PW 357 DO PERIPHERAL NERVE BLOCKS AFTER TKR IMPROVE 

OUTCOMES IN DAILY CLINICAL PRACTISE? RESULTS FROM 

11 EUROPEAN HOSPITALS USING THE PAINOUT SELF- 

ADMINISTERED QUESTIONNAIRE Jaume Garcia-Lopez 1 , Marcus 

Komann 2 , Ruth Zaslansky 2 , Winfried Meissner 2 , Margarita M. Puig 1 , 

1 IMIM-Parc de Salut Mar, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 

Barcelona, Spain, 2 Clinic for Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Med., 

Univ. Hosp. Jena, Jena, Germany 

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PW 358 COMPARISON OF TRANSFORAMINAL AND 

PARASAGITTAL INTERLAMINAR APPROACHES OF EPIDURAL 

STEROID INJECTION FOR MANAGEMENT OF LOW BACK PAIN 

WITH RADICULOPATHY: A PILOT STUDY Babita Ghai, Jonan Puni 

Kay, Jyotsna Wig, Post Graduate Inst. of Medical Education and 

Research, Chandigarh, India 

PW 359 SUCCESSFUL PAIN MANAGEMENT OF PEDIATRIC 

PATIENTS WITH CRPS USING ULTRA-SOUND GUIDED 

CONTINUOUS NERVE BLOCK: TWO CASE REPORT Dai Gokan, 

Kaname Ueda, Ryoji Iida, Takahiro Suzuki, Jitsu Kato, Setsurou 

Ogawa, Nihon Univ. Sch. of Med., Tokyo, Japan 

PW 360 PERCUTANEOUS ADHESIOLYSIS EPIDURAL AND 

TRANSFORAMINAL, DOUBLE CATHETER TECNIQUE COMPARE 

TO PERCUTANEOUS TRANSFORAMINAL ADHESIOLYSIS ALONE, 

IN LOW BACK AND LEG PAIN Carolina Haylock-Loor 1 , Nelson 

Chinchilla Calix 2 , 1 Unidad Intervencionista del Dolor UNID, San Pedro 

Sula, Honduras, 2 Centro de Diagnostico Neurologico, San Pedro Sula, 

Honduras 

PW 361 A PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED TRIAL TO COMPARE 

EFFICACY OF SUPRASCAPULAR NERVE BLOCK AND 

INTRAARTICULAR INJECTION FOR MANAGEMENT OF ADHESIVE 

CAPSULITIS SHOULDER Mrinal Joshi, Vimla Verma, SMS Medical 

Coll. & Associated Hosp., Jaipur, India 

PW 362 PAIN RELIEF INSTITUTING BILATERAL FEMORAL NERVE 

BLOCKS AND CONTINUOUS INFUSION OF LOCAL ANESTHETIC 

VIA FEMORAL NERVE CATHETERS IN A 55-YEAR-OLD MALE 

WITH AN ACUTE GOUTY ARTHRITIS FLAIR UNRESPONSIVE TO 

CONVENTIONAL THERAPIES Lorraine A. Kerchum, Baystate Medical 

�� 

PW 363 INTERCOSTAL NERVE RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION 

SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES INCIDENTAL CANCER PAIN ARISING 

OUT OF RIB METASTASIS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF 

50 PATIENTS WITH CANCER PAIN Deepa Khurana, Arif Ahmed, 

Saurabh Joshi, Syed Mehmood, Rahul Gupta, Seema Mishra, Sushma 

Bhatnagar, All India Inst. of Medical Sncs., New Delhi, India 

PW 364 REDUCING X-RAY DOSES FOR INFILTRATIVE 

TECHNIQUES AT A LARGE TEACHING HOSPITAL IN BELGIUM 

Bernard M. E. le Polain de Waroux 1 , Sebastien Lichtherte 2 , Patrice 

Forget 1 , Sadegh Abdolmohammadi 1 , 1 Cliniques Universitaires Saint- 

Luc, Brussels, Belgium, 2 Controlatom, Vilvoorde, Belgium 

PW 365 IMPACT OF PHYSICIANS’ SEX ON TREATMENT CHOICES 

FOR LOW BACK PAIN Marian(nne) E. C. Leenders1 , Albert J. M. van 

Wijck1��2 , Anne Mieke Karsch1 , Dieuwke S. Veldhuijzen1 , 

1 2 UMC Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands, Utrecht Univ., Utrecht, 


PW 366 SELECTIVITY OF CONTRAST FLOW DURING SELECTIVE 

NERVE ROOT BLOCK Jeetinder Kaur Makkar 1 , Narinder Pal Singh 2 , 

Varinder Rastogi 2 , 1 Post Graduate Inst. of Medical Education and 

Research, Chandigarh, India, 2 Banaras Hindu Univ., Varanasi, India 

PW 367 PULSED RADIOFREQUENCY MEDIAL BRANCH BLOCKS 

IN PATIENTS WITH SECONDARY OSTEOPOROTIC VERTEBRAL 

BODIES FRACTURES NOT CANDIDATES FOR CEMENTOPLASTY 

Víctor Mayoral, Carmen Gómez, Tomas Domingo, Miquel Casals, 

Ancor Serrano, Cristina Vieta, Hosp. Universitari de Bellvitge, L’Hosp.et 

de Llobregat, Spain 

PW 368 AN OPEN, PROSPECTIVE COMPARATIVE STUDY 

OF SEVEN APPROACHES OF SCIATIC NERVE BLOCK FOR 

UNILATERAL LOWER LIMB SURGERIES IN 140 PAEDIATRIC 

PATIENTS Pradnya Sawant 1 , Chetan Deepak Mehra 2 , 1 B J Wadia 

Children Hosp., Mumbai, India, 2 Tata Cancer Memorial Hosp., Mumbai, 

India 

PW 369 EFFICACY OF TAP BLOCK FOR ILIAC CREST BONE 

GRAFT (ICBG) SITE PAIN IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING 

AUTOLOGOUS BONE HARVEST FROM ANTERIOR ILIAC CREST 

(AIC) FOR CLEFT PALATE REPAIR Chetan Deepak Mehra 1 , Pradnya 

Sawant 2 , 1 Tata Cancer Memorial Hosp.., Mumbai, India, 2 BJ Wadia 

Children Hosp., Mumbai, India

PW 370 EPIDURAL ADMINISTRATION OF STEROIDS VERSUS 

OXYGEN/OZONE IN PATIENTS AFFECTED BY RADICULAR PAIN 

Danilo M. D. Miotti, Raffaella Bettaglio, Nadia Torchio, Serena Saulle, 

Fondazione Salvatore Maugeri, Pavia, Italy 

PW 371 THE EFFECTS OF ULTRASOUND-GUIDED TRANSVERSUS 

ABDOMINIS PLANE (TAP) BLOCK AND RECTUS SHEATH 

(RS) BLOCK FOR PAIN CONTROL AND RECOVERY AFTER 

GYNECOLOGIC TRANSUMBILICAL SINGLE INCISION 

LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY (SILS) Moriho Mugita, Ryoko Kawahara, 

Rie Shimizu, Yutaka Tamai, Kyoko Yamasaki, Satoko Okuno, Rumi 

Hanada, Takao Funato, Nissay Hosp., Osaka, Japan 

PW 372 CLINICAL OUTCOMES AND SAFETY OF PERCUTANEOUS 

EPIDURAL NEUROPLASTY FOR MASSIVE LUMBAR DISC 

HERNIATION Nan Seol Kim 1 , Eun Jung Park 2 , Sang Eun Lee 3 , Do Yle 

Koh 2 , 1 Soonchunhyang Cheonan Hosp., Coll. of Med., Soonchunhyang 

Univ., Cheonan, Korea, Republic of (South), 2 Godoil Spine and Pain 

Hosp., Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South), 3 Haeundae Paik Hosp., Coll. 

of Med., Inje Univ., Busan, Korea, Republic of (South) 

PW 373 TRANSVERSUS ABDOMINIS PLANE (TAP) BLOCK 

OR LOCAL ANAESTHETIC INFILTRATION IN GROIN HERNIA 

REPAIR? A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL Pernille L. Petersen 1 , 

Ole Mathiesen 1 , Pia Stjernholm 2 , Viggo Kristiansen 3 , Danish TAP Block 

Study Group 4 , Jørgen B. Dahl 1 , 1 RigsHosp.et, Copenhagen, Denmark, 

2 Glostrup Univ. Hosp., Glostrup, Denmark, 3 Hvidovre Univ. Hosp., 

Copenhagen, Denmark, 4 Herlev Hosp., Copenhagen, Denmark 

PW 374 ANALGESIC EFFECTIVENESS OF TRANSVERSUS 

ABDOMINIS PLANE BLOCK IN THE PATIENTS UNDERGOING 

TRANSABDOMINAL HYSTERECTOMY IN GENERAL 

ANAESTHESIA Krishna Pokharel, Binay Lamichhane, Balkrishna 

Bhattarai, B. P. Koirala Inst. of Health Sncs., Dharan, Nepal 

PW 375 THE EFFECTS OF TRANSFORAMINAL BALLOON 

DECOMPRESSION IN PATIENTS WITH REFRACTORY SPINAL 

STENOSIS Park Seung Yong 1 , Kim Sung Hoon 1 , Koh Won Uk 1 , Choi 

Woo Jong 1 , Lee Jae Do 2 , Leem Jeong Gil 1 , Shin Jin Woo 1 , Park Pyung 

Hwan 1 , 1 Asan Medical Ctr., Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South), 2 Seoul 

Veterans Hosp., Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South) 

PW 377 THERMOVISION – EARLY PREDICTOR OF SUCCESFULL 

INFRACLAVICULAR NERVE BLOCK? Jana Simonova 1 , Milos 

Majernik 1 , Tomas Grendel 2 , Ladislav Kocan 1 , Jozef Firment 1 , 1 Teaching 

Hosp. L. Pasteur, Košice, Slovakia, 2 Teaching Hosp. L. Pasteur Košice, 

Košice, Slovakia 

PW 378 EFFECTIVENESS OF A COMBINATION OF INTERLAMINAR 

AND TRANSFORAMINAL EPIDURAL STEROID INJECTIONS IN 

PATIENTS WITH DISC HERNIATION AND TRANSFORAMINAL 

BLOCK (TFB) LEADING TO RADICULOPATHY Narinder P. Singh 1 , 

Varinder Rastogi 2 , 1 Alchemist Hosp. Chandigarh, Chandigarh, India, 

2 Banaras Hindu Univ., Varanasi, India 

PW 379 CONTINUOUS POPLITEAL BLOCK FOR THE 

MANAGEMENT OF COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME Daryl 

I. Smith, Abdullah Abolkhair, �� 

PW 380 WHICH IS YOUR CHOICE? BENEFITS OF CONTINUOUS 

SCIATIC NERVE BLOCK COMPARED WITH CONTINUOUS 

EPIDURAL BLOCK AFTER RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY 

OF ANKLE AND FOOT Takahiro Terada 1 , Tomoko Mae 2 , Naoko 

Haruyama 2 , 1 Tokyo Womens’ Medical Univ., Shinjuku, Japan, 2 Tokyo 

Metropolitan Police Hosp., Nakano, Japan 

PW 381 SODIUM CHANNEL INHIBITORS PATTERNED ON 

GUANIDINIUM TOXINS AS THERAPEUTICS FOR THE TREATMENT 

OF PAIN John V. Mulcahy, Deepak Behera, Cristina Shea, Michael 

Klukinov, George Miljanich, Sandip Biswal, Justin Du Bois, David C. 

Yeomans, Stanford Univ., Stanford, USA 

PW 382 EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF MULTIPLE USES OF 

FLURBIPROFEN 8.75MG LOZENGE OVER 1 WEEK Sue Aspley 1 , 

Bernard Schachtel 2 , Phil Berry 1 , Adrian Shephard 1 , Tim Shea 3 , Gary 

Smith 1 , Mary Beth Lorton 4 , Emily Schachtel 4 , 1 Reckitt Benckiser 

Healthcare Int’l. Ltd, Slough, UK, 2 Yale Univ. Sch. of Med., New Haven, 

USA, 3 Reckitt Benckiser Healthcare, Parisppany, USA, 4 Schachtel 

Research Co., Jupiter, USA 


PW 383 INTRAVENOUS FLURBIPROFEN FOR POST- 

THYMECTOMY PAIN RELIEF IN PATIENTS WITH MYASTHENIA 

GRAVIS Chunhua Su, Chiu-Wen Chou, Yihua Su, Jianyong Zou, 

Honghe Luo, Zhenguang Chen, �� 

Univ., Guangzhou, China 

PW 384 ACETAMINOPHEN & HEPATOTOXICITY: 

A PROBLEM IN ROUTINE CLINICAL PRACTICE? Anish Gandecha, 

Chandni Patel, Roger D. Knaggs, David A. Kendall, Univ. of 

Nottingham, Nottingham, UK 

PW 385 ACUTE PAIN RELIEF BY A NANO-FORMULATED, LOWER 

DOSE, ORAL DICLOFENAC Michael E. Kuss1 , Garen Manvelian2 , 

1 2 Premier Research Int’l., LLC, Austin, USA, Iroko Pharmaceuticals, 

LLC, Philadelphia, USA 

PW 386 CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF CYCLOOXYGENASE 

INHIBITION AND PHARMACODYNAMIC INTERACTION WITH 

ASPIRIN BY FLOCTAFENINE IN THAI HEALTHY SUBJECTS Ratree 

Maenthaisong 1 , Paola Patrignani 2 , Stefania Tacconelli 2 , Piyamitr 

Sritara 3 , Napaporn Archararit 4 , Katcharin Aryurachai 4 , Chuthamanee 

Suthisisang 5 , 1 Fac. of Pharmacy, Mahidol and Mahasarakham Univ., 

Bangkok and Mahasarakham, Thailand, 2 Ctr. of Excellence on Aging 

(CeSI), Chieti, Italy, 3 Fac. of Med. Ramathibodi Hosp., Bangkok, 

Thailand, 4 Research Ctr., Bangkok, Thailand, 5 Fac. of Pharmacy, 

Bangkok, Thailand 

PW 387 ANALGESIC EFFECT OF KETOROLAC, PARECOXIB 

AND DIPYRONE IN POSTOPERATIVE COLORECTAL SURGERY 

BY LAPAROSCOPY. Marcelo R. Magalhães 1 , Victor D. F. Lopes 1 , 

Angela M. Souza 1 , Renato L. P. Souza 1 , Reinaldo A. S. Silva 1 , Aquila 

L. Gouvêa 1 , Hazem A. Ashmawi 1 , Irimar P. Posso 2 , 1 Hosp. das Clínicas 

da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, 


Paulo, Brazil 

PW 388 ANALGESIC EFFECT OF DIPYRONE, PARECOXIB AND 

KETOROLAC ON POSTOPERATIVE COLORECTAL SURGERY BY 

LAPAROTOMY Renato L. P. Souza 1 , Hermano A. Lobo 1 , Reinaldo 

A. S. Silva 1 , Marcelo R. Magalhães 1 , Irimar P. Posso 2 , Angela M. 

Souza 1 , Aquila L. Gouvêa 1 , Hazem A. Ashmawi 1 , 1 Hosp. das Clínicas 

da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, 


Paulo, Brazil 

PW 389 IBUPROFEN BLOOD PLASMA LEVELS AND ONSET OF 

ANALGESIA Donald R. Mehlisch 1 , John Sykes 2 , 1 D. R. Mehlisch, MD, 

DDS & Associates, Austin, USA, 2 Reckitt Benckiser Healthcare Ltd, 

Hull, UK 

PW 390 A NEW PHARMACEUTICAL FORM OF PARACETAMOL 

PROVIDES FASTER ANTINOCICEPTION THAN INTRA-VENOUS 

ROUTE IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS N. Macian 1 , S. Coissard 2 , D. 

Roux 2 , S. Eschalier 2 , J. M. Cardot 1 , V. Bigay 3 , P. Perovitch 4 , M. Maury 5 , 

C. Dubray 2 , Gisele Pickering 6 , 1 CIC, Clermont-Ferrand, France, 

2 CIC, Clermont Ferrand, France, 3 CIC CHU, Cic, France, 4 Bordeaux, 

Bordeaux, France, 5 Unither, Pessac, France, 6 CIC CHU Clermont- 

Ferrand, Clermont-Ferrand, France 

PW 391 EFFICACY OF FLURBIPROFEN 8.75MG LOZENGES IN 

PATIENTS WITH SWOLLEN/INFLAMED SORE THROAT Bernard 

Schachtel 1 , Sue Aspley 2 , Phil Berry 2 , Adrian Shephard 2 , Tim Shea 3 , 

Kathleen Sanner 4 , Gary Smith 2 , Emily Schachtel 4 , 1 Yale Univ. Sch. 

of Med., New Haven, USA, 2 Reckitt Benckiser Healthcare Int’l. 

Ltd, Slough, UK, 3 Reckitt Benckiser Healthcare, Parisppany, USA, 

4 Schachtel Research Co., Jupiter, USA 

PW 392 EFFECTS OF PARECOXIB, A CYCLOOXYGENASE-2 

INHIBITOR, ON ACUTE FENTANYL INDUCED HYPERALGESIA 

IN RATS Haihua Shu, Qiaobo Li, Fang Ye, Wenqi Huang, The First 

�� 

PW 393 24-HOUR ORAL DELIVERY OF BUPRENORPHINE USING 

A CONTROLLED POROSITY OSMOTIC PUMP Kavita Singh, Amrita 

Bajaj, Najib Babul, Huai-Hung D. Kao, Relmada Therapeutics, Inc., 

Blue Bell, USA 

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WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY 

PW 394 DEVELOPMENT OF A CONTROLLED POROSITY OSMOTIC 

PUMP DOSAGE FORM OF THE INVESTIGATIONAL OPIOID 

ANALGESIC, REL-1041 Meenal Rane, Amrita Bajaj, Najib Babul, 

Huai-Hung D. Kao, Relmada Therapeutics, Inc., Blue Bell, USA 

PW 397 OPIOID CONCENTRATIONS IN ORAL FLUID AND PLASMA 

IN CANCER PATIENTS WITH PAIN Tarja Heiskanen 1 , Kaarina Langel 2 , 

Teemu Gunnar 3 , Pirjo Lillsunde 3 , Eija Kalso 1 , 1 Pain Clinic, Helsinki Univ. 

Central Hosp., Helsinki, Finland, 2 Nat’l. Inst. for Health and Welfare, 

Helsinki, Finland, 3 Nat’l. Inst. of Health and Welfare, Helsinki, Finland 

PW 398 THE EFFECT OF SPIRONOLACTONE ON MORPHINE 

INDUCED ANTINOCICEPTION IN RATS Viljami Jokinen 1 , Tuomas 

Lilius 1 , Pekka Rauhala 1 , Eija Kalso 2 , 1 Inst. of BioMed. - Univ. of Helsinki, 

Helsinki, Finland, 2 Hosp. District of Helsinki and Uusimaa, Helsinki, 

Finland 

PW 399 MODULATION OF OPIOID TOLERANCE BY ULTRA-LOW 

DOSE NALOXONE OCCURS INDEPENDENTLY OF TOLL-LIKE 

RECEPTOR-4 Theresa-Alexandra M. Mattioli, Brian Milne, Catherine 

M. Cahill, Queen’s Univ., Kingston, Canada 

PW 400 DRUG METABOLISM PROFILES MAY PLAY A ROLE IN 

PROLONGED OPIOID ADMINISTRATION Brenda C. McClain 1 , Rae A. 

Kingsley 2 , 1 Saint Louis Univ., St Louis, USA, 2 Yale Sch. of Med., New 

Haven, USA 

PW 401 FENTANYL BUCCAL TABLET COMPARED WITH 

IMMEDIATE-RELEASE OXYCODONE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 

BREAKTHROUGH PAIN IN OPIOID-TOLERANT PATIENTS WITH 

CHRONIC PAIN: A POOLED ANALYSIS OF PATIENT PREFERENCE 

IN TWO STUDIES Arvind Narayana 1 , Lynn Webster 2 , Srinivas 

Nalamachu 3 , Lindsay Janka 1 , 1 Teva Pharmaceuticals, Frazer, USA, 

2 Lifetree Clinical Research and Pain Clinic, Salt Lake City, USA, 3 Mid- 

America Physiatrists, Overland Park, USA 

PW 402 EFFECTIVENESS OF FENTANYL GPO TTS® IN CHRONIC 

PAIN PATIENTS Koravee Pasutharnchat, Lisa Rachatungkoor, 

Waraporn Waikakul, Fac. of Med., Ramathibodi Hosp., Mahidol Univ., 

Bangkok, Thailand 

PW 403 ACUTE ALCOHOL INTOXICATION DOES NOT WORSEN 

OPIOID-INDUCED RESPIRATORY DEPRESSION IN OPIATE- 

MAINTAINED SUBJECTS. Sian Barford-Turner 1 , Rosie Lees 2 , Adrian 

Kendrick 1 , Carla Waygood 1 , Anne Lingford-Hughes 2 , Anthony E. 

Pickering 2 , 1 Univ. Hosp.s Bristol, Bristol, UK, 2 Univ. of Bristol, Bristol, 

UK 

PW 404 A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE EFFICACIES OF RAPID 

INTRAVENOUS OR SUBCUTANEOUS OPIOID TITRATION FOR 

IMMEDIATE PAIN CONTROL Ruel G. Trivilegio, St. Luke’s Medical 

Ctr., Quezon City, Philippines 

PW 405 PROLONGATION OF THE QT INTERVAL BY METHADONE: 

RELEVANT IN DAILY PRACTICE? (A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS 

IN CANCER AND NON-CANCER PAIN PATIENTS) Marieke H. J. van 

den Beuken-van Everdingen, Jose W. Geurts, Jacob Patijn, Univ. Hosp. 

Maastricht, Maastricht, Netherlands 

PW 407 FENTANYL BUCCAL TABLEY COMPARED WITH 

IMMEDIATE-RELEASE OXYCODONE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 

BREAKTHROUGH PAIN IN OPIOID-TOLERANT PATIENTS WITH 

CHRONIC PAIN: A SUBANALYSIS OF PATIENTS WITH BACK PAIN 

IN TWO STUDIES Mark Wallace 1 , Lynn Webster 2 , Arvind Narayana 3 , 

Lindsay Janka 3 , 1 UC San Diego Thornton Hosp., San Diego, USA, 

2 Lifetree Clinical Research and Pain Clinic, Salt Lake City, USA, 3 Teva 

Pharmaceuticals, Frazer, USA 

PW 408 A 12-WEEK, RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO- 

CONTROLLED STUDY OF FENTANYL BUCCAL TABLET FOR 

THE RELIEF OF BREAKTHROUGH PAIN IN OPIOID-TOLERANT 

PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NONCANCER-RELATED PAIN: A 

SUBANALYSIS OF PATIENTS WITH BACK PAIN Lynn Webster 1 , 

Mark Wallace 2 , Arvind Narayana 3 , Lindsay Janka 3 , 1 Lifetree Clinical 

Research and Pain Clinic, Salt Lake City, USA, 2 UC San Diego 

Thornton Hosp., San Diego, USA, 3 Teva Pharmaceuticals, Frazer, USA 

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PW 409 PHARMACOKINETIC INTERACTIONS BETWEEN 

THE OPIOID-ANALGESIC FENTANYL, THE OATP INHIBITOR 

RIFAMPICIN AND THE CYP3A INHIBITOR KETOCONAZOLE Victoria 

C. Ziesenitz, Nina Mahlke, Sonja K. König, Gisela Skopp, Gerd Mikus, 

Univ. Hosp. Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany 

PW 410 AN AUDIT OF OPIOID USE & ITS MONITORING IN NON- 

CANCER PAIN Poppy Aldam 1 , Asish L. Shetty 2 , Louise C. Jeynes 1 , 

1 West Suffolk Hosp. NHS Fdn. Trust, Bury St Edmunds, UK, 2 St 

Thomas’ Hosptial, London, UK 

PW 411 EVALUATION OF DRIVING ABILITY IN PATIENTS WITH 

CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN OR OSTEOARTHRITIS KNEE PAIN 

ON STABLE TREATMENT WITH TAPENTADOL PROLONGED 

RELEASE (PR) Rainer Sabatowski 1 , Franz Böhme 2 , Ilona Steigerwald 2 , 

1 Comprehensive Pain Ctr., Univ. Hosp. Carl Gustav Carus, Dresden, 

Germany, 2 Grünenthal GmbH, Aachen, Germany 

PW 413 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN EFFICACY OF MORPHINE IN 

PAINFUL DIABETIC POLYNEUROPATHY John Bothmer, Kornelia 

Höschen, Andreas Scholz, Grunenthal GmbH, Aachen, Germany 

PW 414 EFFICACY OF PAIN THERAPY AND QUALITY OF LIFE 

IN PATIENTS WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN TREATED WITH 

OXYCODONE/NALOXONE PR* OR OTHER STRONG OPIOIDS 

Thomas Cegla, Klinik für Anästhesiologie und Schmerztherapie, 

Wuppertal, Germany 

PW 415 OPIOID-INDUCED ANALGESIA AND HYPERALGESIA ARE 

REVERSELY CORRELATED: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY IN PATIENTS 

WITH NEUROPATHIC (RADICULAR) PAIN Erica Dolnikov 1 , Dorit 

Pud 2 , Roi Treister 1 , May Haddad 3 , Elon Eisenberg 3 , 1 Technion - Israel 

Inst. of Tech, Haifa, Israel, 2 Univ. of Haifa, Haifa, Israel, 3 Rambam 

Health Care Campus, Haifa, Israel 

PW 416 METHADONE AND MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Ludovic 

Douay 1 , Johan Leclerc 1 , Amar Smail 2 , Isabelle Bonnet-Quique 3 , Eric 

Serra 1 , 1 CETD, Amiens, France, 2 Medecine Interne, Amiens, France, 

3 Neurologie, Amiens, France 

PW 417 INTRATHECAL OPIOID DOSE ESCALATION IN CHRONIC 

NONCANCER PAIN: A PREDICTIVE MODEL Rui V. Duarte 1 , Jon H. 

Raphael 1 , Muhammad S. Haque 2 , Jane L. Southall 3 , Robert L. Ashford 1 , 

1 Birmingham City Univ., Birmingham, UK, 2 Univ. of Birmingham, 

Birmingham, UK, 3 Russells Hall Hosp., Dudley, UK 

PW 418 CHALLENGING CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN PHYSICIAN 

AND PATIENT AROUND OPIOID PRESCRIBING FOR CHRONIC 

NON-CANCER PAIN Andrea D. Furlan, John F. Flannery, Dawn Martin, 

Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

PW 420 EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF OXYCODONE/NALOXONE 

PROLONGED-RELEASE TABLETS (OXN PR) IN PATIENTS 

SUFFERING FROM SEVERE PAIN DUE TO A FAILED BACK 

SURGERY SYNDROME Eberhard A. Lux 1 , Bernhard Krain 2 , Wolfram 

Kremers 2 , Bjoern Bosse 2 , Michael Hopp 2 , Petra Leyendecker 2 , 

1 Klinikum St.-Marien-Hosp. Lünen, Lünen, Germany, 2 Mundipharma 

Research GmbH & Co. KG, Limburg, Germany 

PW 421 ROLE OF XENOBIOTICS IN SUSCEPTIBILITY FOR 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN SPINAL CORD INJURED PATIENTS Jillian 

M. Clark, Ruth Marshall, Joanna E. Palmer, Janet K. Coller, Mark R. 

Hutchinson, Univ. of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia 

PW 422 USEFULNESS OF FENTANYL PATCHES ON NON-CANCER 

PAINS OF 75-YEARS OR OLDER PATIENTS Masako Iseki, Rie 

Hasegawa, Masataka Ifuku, Tatsuya Enomoto, Keisuke Yamaguchi, 

Keito Kou, Yoshihito Morita, Juntendo Univ. Hosp., Tokyo, Japan 

PW 423 COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NON- 

CANCER PAIN TREATED WITH OPIOIDS: CHARACTERISTICS 

AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS Geana P. Kurita 1 , Cibele A. de Mattos 

Pimenta 2 , Patrícia E. Braga 3 , Liv Frich 4 , Mette M. Jørgensen 5 , Per R. 

Nielsen 5 , Jette Højsted 5 , Per Sjøgren 5 , 1 Sch. of Nursing, Univ. of Sao 

Paulo, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2 Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 

3 Sch. of Nursing, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 4 Bispebjerg Hosp., Copenhagen, 

Denmark, 5 RigsHosp.et Copenhagen Univ. Hosp., Copenhagen, 

Denmark

PW 424 PAIN AND FUNCTION AMONG PATIENTS USING CHRONIC 

OPIOID THERAPY (COT) FOR NON-CANCER PAIN: AGE AND 

GENDER DIFFERENCES Linda LeResche 1 , Joseph O. Merrill 1 , 

Kathleen Saunders 2 , Cynthia Campbell 3 , Michael Von Korff 2 , 1 Univ. of 

Washington, Seattle, USA, 2 Group Health Research Inst., Seattle, USA, 

3 Kaiser Permanente, Oakland, USA 

PW 425 VERY LOW DOSE METHADONE IN THE TREATMENT 

OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NON-MALIGNANT PAIN AND 

IATROGENIC OPIOID ABUSE – A LONG TERM FOLLOW-UP 

Silva Litrop 1 , Clas Mannheimer 1 , Annica Rhodin 2 , Mona Roos 1 , 

1 Multidisciplinary Pain Ctr., Kungälv, Sweden, 2 Akademiska Univ. 

Hosp., Uppsala, Sweden 

PW 426 COMORBIDITY IN PERSISTENT OPIOID USERS 

WITH NON-MALIGNANT PAIN IN NORWAY Andreas Mellbye 1 , 

Svetlana Skurtveit 2 , Øystein Karlstad 2 , Kristian Svendsen 1 , Petter 

C. Borchgrevink 3 , Olav M. Fredheim 1 , 1 Norwegian Univ. of Snc. and 

Tech, Trondheim, Norway, 2 The Norwegian Inst. of Public Health, Oslo, 

Norway, 3 Norwegian Univeristy of Snc. and Tech, Trondheim, Norway 

PW 427 EXTENDED-RELEASE OXYCODONE IN SEVERE PAIN 

MANAGEMENT IN CHILEAN PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS 

Juan Pablo Miranda 1 , Belen Larrea 2 , Leonella Jimenez 3 , Leonardo 

Soto 4 , Tomas Maiza 3 , Tomas Labbe 3 , Nancy Abusada 4 , Rodrigo 

Orellana 4 , 1 Centro Manejo del Dolor. Clínica Quilin - CM Vivaceta, 

Santiago de Chile, Chile, 2 Centro Manejo del Dolor. Clínica Quilin - CM 

Vivaceta, Santiago, Chile, 3 Facultad de Medicina, Universidad de Chile, 

Santiago, Chile, 4 Hosp. Clínico Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile 

PW 428 ONSOLIS IN CHRONIC PAIN NON MALIGNANT ORIGIN 

PATIENTS (CPNMOP) EXPERIENCING MODERATE TO SEVERE 

BREAKTHROUGH PAIN WITH WELL CONTROLLED BASELINE 

PAIN May C. Ong-Lam 1 , Snezana Basic 2 , 1 U of BC, Vancouver, 

Canada, 2 Valeant Canada, Calgary, Canada 

PW 429 PRESCRIPTION OF ANALGESICS WITH REIMBURSEMENT 

FOR CHRONIC NON-MALIGNANT PAIN IN NORWAY IN 2009 AND 

2010 Line Pedersen 1 , Anneli Hansen 1 , Kristian Svendsen 1 , Svetlana 

Skurtveit 2 , Olav Magnus S. Fredheim 1 , Petter C. Borchgrevink 1 , 1 NTNU, 

Trondheim, Norway, 2 Norwegian Inst. of Public Health, Oslo, Norway 

PW 430 A DOUBLE BLIND MULTIPLE-OPIOID INTRAVENOUS 

TEST FOR EVALUATION OF OPIOID SENSITIVITY IN THE CLINIC 

Jan Persson, Monica Pedersen, Karolinska Univ. Hosp., Huddinge, 

Stockholm, Sweden 

PW 431 HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE DURING 

METHADONE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC, NON-MALIGNANT 

PAIN: EVALUATION WITH EORTC QLQ-C30 QUESTIONNAIRE Aida 

Plesan 1 , Jan Persson 2 , Sigridur Kalman 2 , 1 Akademiska Hosp. Uppsala, 

Uppsala, Sweden, 2 Karolinska Univ. Hosp. Huddinge, Stockholm, 

Sweden 

PW 432 TAPENTADOL PR IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: EVIDENCE 

FROM THE FIRST NON-INTERVENTIONAL TRIAL Beate C. 

Litzenburger, Karla M. Schwenke, Grünenthal GmbH GD, Aachen, 

Germany 

PW 433 CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN THE USE OF METHADONE IN 

ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH SEVERE CHRONIC NON-CANCER PAIN 

Eduardo Stonski, Daniel Weisbrod, Luis A. Camera, Hosp. Italiano de 

Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

PW 435 MANAGEMENT OF PRIMARY CARE PATIENTS ON 

CHRONIC OPIOID THERAPY: EFFECTS OF A HEALTH PLAN 

RISK MITIGATION INITIATIVE ON URINE DRUG TESTING Judith 

A. Turner 1 , Michael Von Korff 2 , Kathleen Saunders 2 , Linda LeResche 3 , 

Susan Shortreed 2 , Stephen Thielke 3 , Suzanne Rapp 3 , Kim Riddell 4 , 

1 Univ. of Washington Sch. of Med., Seattle, USA, 2 Group Health 

Research Inst., Seattle, USA, 3 Univ. of Washington, Seattle, USA, 

4 Group Health, Seattle, USA 

PW 436 SPINAL AND ORAL MORPHINE-INDUCED 

NEUROENDOCRINE AND METABOLIC CHANGES ON NON- 

CANCER PAIN PATIENTS:A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY João 

Valverde Filho, Malebranche Berardo Carneiro Cunha Neto, Erich 

Talamonni Fonoff, Eduardo de Souza Meirelles, Manoel Jacobsen 

Teixeira, Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 


PW 437 THE DEMOGRAPHICS OF PATIENTS USING MORPHINE 

FOR NON-CANCER PAIN IN A SOUTH AFRICAN TEACHING 

HOSPITAL’S CHRONIC PAIN MANAGEMENT UNIT Janieke A. van 

Nugteren, Groote Schuur Hosp., Cape Town, South Africa 

PW 438 ATTITUDES TOWARD OPIOIDS AND ADDICTION IN 

CHRONIC NON CANCER PAIN PATIENTS – PRELIMINARY 

RESULTS Grisell Vargas-Schaffer 1 , Jennifer Cogan 2 , Ann Rusnov 3 , 

Jorge Araujo 4 , Patricia David 5 , 1 Hôpital Hôtel-Dieu du CHUM, Montreal, 

Canada, 2 Montreal Heart Inst., Montreal, Canada, 3 Ctr. de Recherche 

du CHUM, Montreal, Canada, 4 Univ. of Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 

5 CRCHUM, Montreal, Canada 

PW 439 PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITY IS ASSOCIATED WITH 

DIMINISHED ORAL OPIOID ANALGESIA IN CHRONIC LOW BACK 

PAIN: A LONGITUDINAL COHORT STUDY Ajay D. Wasan 1 , Robert R. 

Edwards 2 , David Janfaza 2 , Ed Michna 2 , Srdjan Nedeljkovic 2 , Zac Isaac 2 , 

Jeff Katz 2 , Andrew Dolman 2 , Robert Jamison 2 , 1 Brigham and Women’s 

Hosp. and Harvard Medical Sch., Chestnut Hill, USA, 2 Brigham and 

Women’s Hosp., Chestnut Hill, USA 

PW 440 POSTOPERATIVE ANALGESIA AT CHILDREN AFTER 

GENERAL ANESTHESIA WITH KETAMINE Adem J. Bytyqi, Fadil 

Kryeziu, Agron L. Bytyqi, Bashkim F. Sylaj, Reg. Hosp. of Prizren, 

Prizren, Kosovo 

PW 441 PATIENT CONTROLLED ANALGESIA WITH TRAMADOL IN 

COLORECTAL SURGERY Reinaldo A. S. Silva1 , Renato L. P. Souza1 , 

Marcelo R. Magalhães1 , Jose O. Oliveira Jr2 , Hazem A. Ashmawi1 , 

Angela M. Souza1 , Joaquim E. Vieira3 , Irimar P. Posso3 , 1Hosp. das 

Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo, São 

Paulo, Brazil, 2Hosp. Antônio Cândido de Camargo, São Paulo, Brazil, 

3Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, 

Brazil 

PW 442 PHARMACOKINETICS, SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF 

SUBLINGUAL SUFENTANIL NANOTABS ® FOR POST-OPERATIVE 

PAIN MANAGEMENT Harold S. Minkowitz 1 , Larry G. Hamel 2 , Badri 

N. Dasu 2 , Charlie R. Rampersaud 2 , Mark A. Evashenk 2 , Pamela P. 

Palmer 2 , 1 Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Ctr., Houston, 

USA, 2 AcelRx Pharmaceuticals, Redwood City, USA 

PW 443 PAIN MANAGEMENT OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS OF 

THE KNEE Noriko Satou, Medical Corp. Kameido Satou Noriko Clinic, 

Tokyo, Japan 

PW 444 THE EFFECT OF ANALGESICS ON FUNCTIONING IN 

PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: A TRIPLE BLINDED 

RCT Henrica R. Schiphorst Preuper 1 , Jan H. B. Geertzen 2 , Marten 

van Wijhe 2 , Anne M. Boonstra 3 , Barbara H. W. Molmans 2 , Pieter U. 

Dijkstra 2 , Michiel F. Reneman 2 , 1 Univ. Medical Ctr. Groningen, Univ. of 

Groningen, Haren, Netherlands, 2 Univ. Medical Ctr. Groningen, Univ. 

of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands, 3 Ctr. for Rehab. ‘Revalidatie 

Friesland’, Beetsterzwaag, Netherlands 

PW 445 TREATMENT OF JUVENILE SPONDYLOARTHRITIS WITH 

ENBREL AND LASER PHOTOBIOSTIMULATION Dragos Andrei 

Chiran, Laura Marinela Ailioaie, Constantin Ailioaie, “Gr. T. Popa” Univ. 

of Med. and Pharmacy, Iasi, Romania 

PW 446 COMPLEX INTRAVENOUS LASER BLOOD IRRADIATION 

SUPPORTING PAIN RELIEF IN SEVERE FORMS OF JUVENILE 

ARTHRITIS Laura Marinela Ailioaie, Constantin Ailioaie, Dragos Andrei 

Chiran, “Gr. T. Popa” Univ. of Med. and Pharmacy, Iasi, Romania 

PW 447 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FEAR AND PAIN 

SENSITIVITY: TRANSLATION OF EXPERIMENTAL FINDINGS TO A 

CLINICAL CASE Meryl Alappattu, Maggie Horn, Mark Bishop, Univ. of 

Florida, Gainesville, USA 

PW 448 THE INTERACTION BETWEEN CHRONICITY AND AN 

INDIVIDUAL’S ACTIVITY PATTERN IN THE PREDICTION OF 

DISABILITY IN PEOPLE WITH PERSISTENT PAIN Nicole E. 

Andrews, Jenny Strong, Pamela J. Meredith, The Univ. of Queensland, 

Brisbane, Australia 

PW 450 MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO SPINE-RELATED 

CONDITIONS, A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF 129 PATIENTS 

Elcin Aykutoglu 1 , Yener Erken 2 , Kutlay Karaman 2 , Baris Sel 2 , Burak 

Esendal 1 , Aysen Yücel 2 , Semih Aki 2 , Tuncer Süzer 2 , 1 Anadolu Medical 

Ctr., Istanbul, Turkey, 2 Anadolu Medical Ctr., Kocaeli, Turkey 

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PW 451 MULTI-DISCIPLINARY ACCEPTANCE BASED 

BEHAVIORAL TREATMENT FOR FIBROMYALGIA Heather Simister, 

Gregg Tkachuk, Matthew Bailly, Ryan Skrabek, Barbara Shay, Univ. of 

Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada 

PW 452 tDCS IMPROVES PAIN, SLEEP AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN 

PATIENTS INFECTED WITH THE HTLV-1 AND ASSOCIATED HAM/ 

TSP Giorgio S. G. Gonçalves 1 , Bruno T. G. Goes 1 , Igor C. B. Borges 2 , 

Mariana E. M. de Mendonça 3 , Roberta G. G. Gonçalves 1 , Lucas G. S. 

B. Boccanera 4 , Bernardo G. C. Castro 1 , Felipe Fregni 5 , Abrahão F. B. 

Baptista 1 , 1 Escola Bahiana de Medicina e Saúde Pública, Salvador, 

Brazil, 2 Universidade Federal da Bahia, Salvador, Brazil, 3 Universidade 

de São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 4 Faculdade Social da Bahia, Salvador, 

Brazil, 5 Harvard Medical Sch., Boston, USA 

PW 453 SHORT-TERM EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PASSAGE 

INTERDISCIPLINARY SELF-MANAGEMENT INTERVENTION 

FOR FIBROMYALGIA: A PRAGMATIC TRIAL ISSUED FROM THE 

PROGAMME ACCORD Patricia Bourgault 1 , Anaïs Lacasse 2 , Roxanne 

Courtemanche-Harel 1 , Lyne Lalonde 3 , Manon Choinière 4 , 1 Université 

de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada, 2 Univeristé du Québec en Abitibi- 

Témiscamingue, Rouyn-Noranda, Canada, 3 Ctr. de Recherche du Ctr. 

Hosp.ier Universitaire de Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 4 Ctr. Hosp.ier 

Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada 

PW 454 PATIENT INFORMATION IMPROVES TREATMENT 

SATISFACTION IN CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS Susan Broekmans 1 , 

Bart Morlion 1 , Steven Vanderschueren 2 , 1 Univ. Hosp.s Leuven, 

Pellenberg, Belgium, 2 Univ. Hosp.s Leuven, Leuven, Belgium 

PW 455 STUMP REMODELING OR REAMPUTATION IS 

ASSOCIATED WITH SEVERE ACUTE NEUROPATHIC PAIN: 

THREE CASE REPORTS Adriana M. Cadavid, Eliana M. Castaneda, 

Universidad de Antioquia, Medellin, Colombia 

PW 456 PAIN, FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY AND KINESIOPHOBIA IN 

THE PATIENTS WITH COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME 

OF UPPER LIMBS Mirlene Gardin Cantara 1 , Lin Tchia Yeng 1 , Viviane 

Gentil 1 , Renata Cetra 1 , Nancy Shizukka Yonekawa 1 , Arthur Francisco 

Peduto 1 , Vinicius Stenico Bastoni 1 , Isabel Luna 1 , Manoel Jacobsen 

Teixeira 1 , Roberto Rocha 2 , Victor Liggieri 1 , Adrianna Loduca 1 , 1 Hosp. 

das Clinicas da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo, 

Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2 Pain Clinic, Division of Physical Med. of Inst. of 

Ortopedics and Traumatology, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PW 457 USE OF TELEPRESENCE FOR CONCURRENT 

EDUCATION DELIVERY ACROSS THREE MULTIDISCIPLINARY 

PAIN PROGRAM SITES William G. Brose 1 , Raymond R. Gaeta 1 , Julie 

M. Carey 2 , Justin Kromelow 2 , 1 HELP Pain Medical Network, San Mateo, 

USA, 2 HELP Practice Management, San Mateo, USA 

PW 458 A COMPREHENSIVE, MULTISPECIALITY APPROACH TO 

AUTONOMICALLY MEDIATED PAIN IN A TETRAPLEGIC Eric Yao 

Chang Y. Chang, Danielle Perret, David Luo, Univ. of California, Irvine, 

Irvine, USA 

PW 459 OUTPATIENT COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL GROUP 

TREATMENT FOR CHRONIC HEADACHE PATIENTS AIMED AT 

LONG-TERM EFFECTS: AN ACTIVE WAITING-LIST CONTROLLED 

CLINICAL TRIAL Sandra Christiansen 1 , Tim Jürgens 2 , Hanna Witte 1 , 

Regine Klinger 1 , 1 Univ. of Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany, 2 Univ. Medical 

Ctr. Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE), Hamburg, Germany 

PW 460 WHAT IS IMPORTANT TO HEALTH PROFESSIONALS 

WORKING WITH CHILDREN WHO SUFFER PAIN IN SUB 

SAHARAN AFRICA? Marie A. Clancy, Univ. of Wolverhampton, 

Walsall, UK 

PW 461 EFFICACY OF THE PASSAGE INTERDISCIPLINARY SELF- 

MANAGEMENT INTERVENTION FOR FIBROMYALGIA AND LOW 

BACK PAIN: TWO QUALITATIVE STUDIES ISSUED FROM THE 

PROGRAMME ACCORD Roxanne Courtemanche-Harel 1 , Patricia 

Bourgault 2 , Anaïs Lacasse 3 , Lyne Lalonde 4 , Manon Choinière 5 , 1 Ctr. de 

Recherche Clinique Étienne-Le Bel, Sherbrooke, Canada, 2 Université 

de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada, 3 Université du Québec en 

Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Rouyn-Noranda, Canada, 4 Ctr. de Recherche 

du Ctr. Hsopitalier Universitaire de Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 5 Ctr. 

de Recherche du Ctr. Hosp.ier Universitaire de Montréal, Montréal, 

Canada 

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PW 462 THE BRAZILIAN SPIDER VENOM TOXIN TX3-3 PRODUCES 

ANTINOCICEPTION IN EXPERIMENTAL MODELS OF PAIN 

RESISTANT TO MORPHINE Gerusa Dalmolin 1 , Flávia Karine Rigo 2 , 

Gabriela Trevisan 1 , Marcus Vinicius Gomez 2 , Juliano Ferreira 1 , 1 Federal 

Univ. of Santa Maria, Santa Maria/RS, Brazil, 2 Federal Univ. of Minas 

Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil 

PW 463 PERCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION 

(PENS): A THERAPY FOR NEUROPATHIC PAIN Giuliano de Carolis 1 , 

Mery Paroli 1 , Lara Tollapi 2 , Antonella Ciaramella 2 , Paolo Poli 2 , 1 Santa 

Chiara Univ. Hosp., Pisa, Italy, 2 Santa Chiara Hosp., Pisa, Italy 

PW 464 PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF ASSESSING 

COMPLEMENTARY AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE USE, 

EFFECTIVENESS, INTEREST, AND PERCEIVED BARRIERS TO 

USE AT A UNIVERSITY TERTIARY-CARE PAIN MEDICINE SERVICE 

Mehul J. Desai 1 , Sasha E. Knowlton 2 , 1 George Washington Univ. 

Medical Ctr., Washington, USA, 2 The George Washington Univ. Medical 

Ctr., Washington, USA 

PW 465 PREEMPTIVE ANALGESIA WITH KETOROLAC AND 

CONTINUOUS EPIDURAL ROPIVACAINE INFUSION REDUCES 

CYTOKINE EXPRESSION AND LIQUOR PROSTAGLANDIN E 

LEVER AFTER MAJOR ABDOMINAL OPERATION IN NEWBORN 

Dmytro Dmytriiev, Vinnitsa Nat’l. Medical Univ., Vinnitsa, Ukraine 

PW 466 PAIN INTEROCEPTION IN ASSESSMENT, TRAINING AND 

SELECTION OF MEXICAN CANDIDATES FOR SPINAL CORD 

STIMULATION Benjamin Dominguez-Trejo 1 , Yolanda L. Olvera 2 , J. 

Rafael S. Hernandez 3 , 1 Universidad Naciona Autonoma de Mexico, 

Mexico, Mexico, 2 Centro Medico Nacional “20 de Noviembre” ISSSTE, 

Mexico, City, Mexico, 3 Centro Medico Nacional “20 de Noviembre” 

ISSSTE, Mexico City, Mexico 

PW 467 OUTCOMES OF A CBT-BASED MULTIDISCIPLINARY PAIN 

MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Ingrid Fedoroff 1 , Ekin Blackwell 2 , 1 Univ. 

of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, 2 St. Paul’s Hosp., Vancouver, 

Canada 

PW 468 CHANGES IN PAIN, SEVERITY AND PRESSURE PAIN 

HYPERSENSITIVITY IN CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME AFTER 

PHYSICAL THERAPY: A PRELIMINARY RANDOMIZED CLINICAL 

TRIAL Cesar Fernández de las Peñas 1 , Ana I. De-la-Llave-Rincon 1 , 

Ricardo Ortega-Santiago 1 , Almudena Martinez-Perez 2 , Cristina Alonso- 

Blanco 1 , Juan A. Pareja 2 , 1 Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Alcorcon, 

Spain, 2 Hosp. Universitario Fundaciòn Alcorcòn, Alcorcon, Spain 

PW 469 ULYSSES IN DUBLIN: AN EIGHT YEAR AUDIT OF A 

COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME 

Brona M. Fullen 1 , Catherine Blake 1 , Sheila Horan 2 , Orla Spencer 3 , Paul 

Mc Dermott 3 , Philip Hu 3 , Anne Heffernan 3 , Camillus K. Power 3 , 1 Univ. 

Coll. Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, 2 Adelaide and Meath Hosp., Tallaght, 

Dublin 24, Dublin, Ireland, 3 Adelaide and Meath Hosp., Dublin, Ireland 

PW 471 EXPLORING ONCOLOGY NURSES’ PERCEPTIONS OF 

CANCER PAIN Alicia Garcia 1 , Dean Whitehead 2 , Helen Winter 1 , 

1 Palmerston North Hosp., Palmerston North, New Zealand, 2 Massey 

Univ., Palmerston North, New Zealand 

PW 472 EFFECTS OF HYDROTHERAPY AS AN ADJUVANT 

TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH FIBROMYALGIA André T. Britto, 

João B. S. Garcia, Bismark Sauaia, Federal Univ. of Maranhão, São 

Luís Maranhão, Brazil 

PW 473 ON THE NEED TO CORRECT THE PSYCHOLOGICAL 

COMPONENT IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN Alexandr 

Gnezdilov, Nataliya Samoylova, Oleg Zagorulko, Ludmila Medvedeva, 

Igor Zhidkov, FSBI Petrovsky Nat’l. Research Ctr. of Surgery RAMS, 

Moscow, Russia 

PW 474 EFFECTIVENESS OF TREATING TEMPOROMANDIBULAR 

DISORDERS ON MIGRAINE-RELATED DISABILITY, IN PATIENTS 

WITH BOTH CONDITIONS: A DOUBLE-BLIND, RANDOMIZED, 

PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY Daniela A. Gonçalves 1 , Cinara 

M. Camparis 1 , José G. Speciali 2 , Ana L. Franco 1 , Marcelo E. Bigal 3 , 

1 UNESP - Araraquara Dental Sch., Araraquara, Brazil, 2 USP - Sch. of 

Med., Ribeirão Preto, Brazil, 3 Merck, North Wales, USA

PW 476 THE PREDICTIVE SIGNIFICANCE OF PATIENT 

VARIABLES ON PATIENT TREATMENT PREFERENCE IN A 

MULTIDISCIPLINARY PAIN CLINIC SETTING Dalvina E. Hanu- 

Cernat, Louise Turley, Abdul Nazal, Queen Elizabeth Univ. Hosp. 

Birmingham, Birmingham, UK 

PW 477 PROGRAM EVAUATION: MEASURING CHANGES 

FROM ADMISSION TO DISCHARGE IN AN INTERDISCIPLINARY 

CHRONIC PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Eleni G. Hapidou, 

Hamilton Health Sncs. and McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Canada 

PW 478 THE IMPACT AND EXPERIENCE OF LIVING WITH 

CHRONIC PAIN: A QUALITATIVE STUDY Lee Harrison, Univ. of 

Bristol, Bristol, UK 

PW 479 SIX WEEKS OF ENDURANCE TRAINING INCREASE PAIN 

THRESHOLDS LOCALLY BUT NOT DISTANT TO THE MUSCLE 

TRAINED Hamidollah Hassanlouei 1 , Lars Arendt-Nielsen 1 , Uwe 

Kersting 1 , Deborah Falla 2 , 1 Ctr. for Sensory Motor Interaction, Aalborg, 

Denmark, 2 Pain Clinic, Ctr. for Anesthesiology, Emergency and 

Intensive Care Med. Univ. Hosp., Göttingen, Germany 

PW 480 MULTI-DISCIPLINARY WORKING-THE WAY FORWARD 

FOR SPINAL CORD STIMULATOR ASSESSMENT? Gordon McGinn, 

Anne Hay, Andrew Crockett, Audrey Gilbride, Emma Mair, NHS Greater 

Glasgow and Clyde, Glasgow, UK 

PW 481 PRESENTATION OF AN ASSESSMENT STREAM USING 

REPETITIVE TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION (rTMS) 

AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY AGREEMENT OF SUITABILITY OF 

IMPLANTED BRAIN STIMULATION FOR NEUROPATHIC PAIN AT 

THE PAIN CENTER AT NANTES UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL OVER A 

12 MONTH PERIOD Marion Helbert 1 , Edwige de Chauvigny 1 , Sylvie 

Raoul 2 , Jean-Marie Louppe 2 , Frederic Gillot 1 , Julien Nizard 1 , Jean-Paul 

N’Guyen 2 , 1 Multidisciplinary Pain Ctr., Nantes, France, 2 Neurosurgery 

Department, Nantes, France 

PW 483 USING DRAWING AND PAINTING IN GROUP THERAPY 

WITH CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS Torunn U. Meyer, Britt M. Hesjedal, 

Haukeland Univ. Hosp., Bergen, Norway 

PW 484 A UNIQUE INTERPROFESSIONAL CLINICAL EXPERIENCE 

FOR HEALTH CARE TRAINEES IN PEDIATRIC PAIN: IMPACT ON 

KNOWLEDGE AND INTERPROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES Judith 

P. Hunter 1 , Jennifer Stinson 2 , Fiona Campbell 3 , Vera Gueorgueiva 4 , 

Bonnie Stevens 3 , Mandy Lowe 5 , Brian Simmons 1 , Kathryn Parker 4 , 

Susan Tallett 3 , Meghan White 4 , Margaret Van Wyk 1 , 1 Univ. of Toronto, 

Toronto, Canada, 2 Hosp. for Sick Children, and Univ. of Toronto, 

Toronto, Canada, 3 The Hosp. for Sick Children and Univ. of Toronto, 

Toronto, Canada, 4 The Hosp. for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada, 5 Univ. 

Health Network and Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

PW 485 EFFECT OF NEGATIVE AFFECT ON OUTCOME OF OPIOID 

THERAPY AMONG BACK PAIN PATIENTS Robert N. Jamison 1 , 

Robert R. Edwards 2 , Ajay D. Wasan 3 , Xiaoxia Liu 4 , Meredith Warnick 5 , 

1 Brigham and Women’s Hosp./Harvard Medical Sch., Chestnut Hill, 

USA, 2 Brigham & Women’s Hosp./Harvard Medical Sch., Chestnut 

Hill, USA, 3 Harvard Medical Sch., Chestnut Hill, USA, 4 Brigham and 

Women’s Hosp., Boston, USA, 5 Covidien, Hazelwood, USA 

PW 487 PRPGRAMME ACCORD: COMPARING CHRONIC NON- 

CANCER PAIN PHARMACOTHERAPY IN PRIMARY CARE 

PATIENTS INSURED BY PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INSURANCE 

PLANS Ghaya Jouini 1 , Manon Choinière 2 , Élisabeth Martin 3 , Djamal 

Berbiche 3 , Sylvie Perreault 1 , Lyne Lalonde 1 , 1 Fac. of Pharmacy 

Université de Montréal, Montreal, Canada, 2 Fac. of Med. - Université 

de Montréal, Montreal, Canada, 3 Équipe de Recherche en Soins de 

Première Ligne, Montreal, Canada 

PW 488 FOREBRAIN GABAergic NEURON PRECURSORS 

INTEGRATE INTO ADULT SPINAL CORD AND REDUCE INJURY- 

INDUCED NEUROPATHIC PAIN Dina L. Juarez-Salinas 1 , Joao M. 

Braz 2 , Reza R. Sharif-Naeini 3 , Daniel Vogt 2 , Arnold Kriegstein 2 , Arturo 

A. Alvarez-Buylla 2 , John L. Rubenstein 2 , Allan I. Basbaum 2 , 1 Univeristy 

of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, USA, 2 Univ. of California, 

San Francisco, San Francisco, USA, 3 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada 


PW 489 THE IMPACT OF A COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY 

PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME ON PHYSICAL FUNCTION, 

COGNITIVE FUNCTION, AND SLEEP IN CHRONIC LOW BACK 

PAIN PATIENTS Gráinne A. Kelly 1 , Catherine Blake 1 , Catherine 

Doody 1 , Teresa Burke 1 , Camillus K. Power 2 , Brona M. Fullen 1 , 1 Univ. 

Coll. Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, 2 Adelaide and Meath Hosp. incorporating 

the Nat’l. Children’s Hosp., Dublin, Ireland 

PW 490 INCLUDING PEOPLE WITH SICKLE CELL DISEASE (SCD) 

IN A RESIDENTIAL PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME (PMP) – 

A HAEMATOLOGY AND CHRONIC PAIN COLLABORATION PILOT 

PROJECT Lucie Knight 1 , Eleanor Carson 2 , Vicki Harding 3 , Beth 

Skillicorn 2 , Nicky Thomas 2 , Jo Howard 4 , Neil Westerdale 4 , Heather 

Rawle 4 , 1 Guys & St Thomas’ NHS Trust, London, UK, 2 Guy’s and St 

Thomas’ NHS Trust, London, UK, 3 Guys’ and St Thomas’ NHS Trust, 

London, UK, 4 Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Trust, London, UK 

PW 491 FEELING LIKE A BURDEN TO OTHERS: AN EXAMINATION 

OF SELF-PERCEIVED BURDEN IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC 

PAIN John Kowal 1 , Keith G. Wilson 1 , Lachlan A. McWilliams 2 , Katherine 

Péloquin 3 , David Duong 1 , 1 The Ottawa Hosp. Rehab. Ctr., Ottawa, 

Canada, 2 Acadia Univ., Wolfville, Canada, 3 Université de Sherbrooke, 

Sherbrooke, Canada 

PW 492 DEVELOPMENT OF SELFMANAGEMENT-STRATEGIES 

AGAINST ABDOMINAL PAIN IN THE ELDERLY – A CASE STUDY 

M. Laekeman 1 , M. Egan-Moog 2 , G. Laekeman 3 , 1 Sch. of Physiotherapy, 

Bochum, Germany, 2 Neuro Orthopaedic Inst., Adelaide, Australia, 3 KU 

Leuven, Leuven, Belgium 

PW 493 AGIR: A SELF-MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR 

OSTEOARTHRITIS PATIENTS AND PRIMARY CARE CLINICIANS 

SUPPORTED BY A GROUP OF INTERDISCIPLINARY REGIONAL 

CLINICIANS Lyne Lalonde 1 , Manon Choinière 2 , Elisabeth Martin 3 , 

Carole Haworth 4 , Dave Bergeron 5 , Philippe De GrandPré 6 , Eveline 

Hudon 7 , François Gobeil 8 , Patricia Bourgault 5 , Yannick Tousignant- 

�� 9 , 1 Fac. of Pharmacy, Université de Montréal, Équipe de 

Recherche en Soins de Première Ligne, Ctr. de Santé et de Services 

Sociaux de Laval and Fac. of Pharmacy, Université de Montréa, 

Laval, 2 Ctr. de Recherche du Ctr. Hosp.ier de l’Université de Montréal, 

Montreal, Quebec; Fac. of Med., Université de Montréal, Montreal, 

Quebec;, Montréal, Canada, 3 Équipe de Recherche en Soins de 

Première Ligne, Ctr. de Santé et de Services Sociaux de Laval and 

Fac. of Pharmacy, Université de Montréal;, Laval, Canada, 4 Clinique de 

la Douleur, Ctr. Hosp.ier de l’Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 

5 Fac. of Med. and Health Care Sncs., Université de Sherbrooke, 

Sherbrooke, Canada, 6 Pharmacie Chartier et Parolin, Berthierville, 

Canada, 7 Équipe de Recherche en Soins de Première Ligne, Ctr. 

de Santé et de Services Sociaux de Laval and Fac. of Pharmacy, 

Université de Montréal; Fac. of Med., Université de Montréal, Mont, 

8 Hôpital Pierre-Boucher, Longueuil, Canada, 9 Fac. of Med. and Health 

Care Sncs., Université de Sherbrooke; Ctr. de Recherche Etienne- 

LeBel, Sherbrooke, Canada 

PW 494 POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD) AND 

CHRONIC PAIN Johan Leclerc 1 , Ludovic Douay 1 , Perinne Trenel 1 , 

Annie Verrier 2 , Eric Serra 1 , 1 CETD, Amiens, France, 2 Medecine Legale, 

Amiens, France 

PW 495 NEURAL ELEMENTS ACTIVATION UNDER 

SUBCUTANEOUS STIMULATION FOR PAIN MANAGEMENT: 

A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL STUDY Dongchul Lee, �� 

Neuromodulation, Valencia, USA 

PW 496 EFFECT OF CARRIER FREQUENCY OF INTERFERENTIAL 

CURRENT ON PRESSURE PAIN THRESHOLD AND SENSORIAL 

COMFORT IN HUMANS Roberta C. Venâncio, Stella Pelegrini, Daiane 

Q. Gomes, Richard E. Liebano, UNICID, São Paulo, Brazil 

PW 497 DO SUPPLEMENTATION WITH NONENZYMATIC 

ANTIOXIDANTS REDUCE OXIDATIVE STRESS AND PAIN AFTER 

CHOLECYSTECTOMY? Sanja S. Maric 1 , Radmil J. Maric 1 , Veljko 

Maric 1 , Drazan Eric 1 , Amira Karkin-Tais 2 , Helena Maric 1 , Tanja 

Matkovic 1 , 1 Univ. Hosp. Foca, Foca, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2 Pain 

Ctr., Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina 

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PW 498 PROGRAMME ACCORD: PRIORITIES FOR ACTION 

TO IMPROVE THE MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH NON- 

CANCER CHRONIC PAIN (NCCP) IN PRIMARY CARE (PC) Elisabeth 

Martin 1 , Lyne Lalonde 2 , Manon Choinière 3 , Danielle Belanger 1 , Sylvie 

Perreault 4 , Éveline Hudon 5 , Anaïs Lacasse 6 , Fabie Duhamel 7 , 1 Equipe 

de Recherche en Soins de Première ligne, Ctr. de Sante et de Services 

Sociaux de Laval, Laval, Canada, 2 Fac. of Pharmacy, Universite de 

Montreal; Equipe de Recherche en Soins de Première Ligne, Ctr. 

�� 

Soins Pharmaceutiques ambulatoires, Universite de Montreal et Ctr., 

3 Fac. of Med., Universite de Montreal; Ctr. de Recherche du Ctr. Hosp. 

ier de l’Universite de Montreal (CRCHUM), Montréal, Canada, 4 Fac. 

of Pharmacy, Universite de Montreal, Montréal, Canada, 5 Equipe de 

Recherche en Soins de Première ligne, Ctr. de Sante et de Services 

Sociaux de Laval; Departement of Family Med., Fac. of Med., 

Universite de Montreal, Laval, Canada, 6 Universite du Québec en 

Abitibi Themiscamingue (UQAT), Abitibi Themiscamingue, Canada, 

7 Fac. of Nursing, Universite de Montreal, Montréal, Canada 

PW 499 MULTIMODAL TREATMENT OF CHRONIC NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN Peter Mattenklodt, Lisa Dorscht, Britta Fraunberger, Reinhard R. 

Sittl, Universitätsklinikum Erlangen, Erlangen, Germany 

PW 500 COMBINED TREATMENT OF CHRONIC PAIN SYNDROME 

IN THE SHOULDER JOINT Nataliya Samoylova, Oleg Zagorulko, 

Alexandr Gnezdilov, Ludmila Medvedeva, FSBI Petrovsky Nat’l. 

Research Ctr. of Surgery RAMS, Moscow, Russia 

PW 501 MEMANTINE (N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE (NMDA)) 

RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST, A PROMISING PREVENTIVE DRUG IN 

PRECLINICAL NEUROPATHIC PAIN DEVELOPMENT Véronique 

Morel 1 , Gisèle Pickering 2 , Monique Etienne 1 , Anne-Sophie Wattiez 1 , 

Amandine Dupuis 1 , Anne-Marie Privat 1 , Maryse Chalus 1 , Alain 

Eschalier 1 , Laurence Daulhac 1 , 1 INSERM 1107 NEURO-DOL, 

Clermont-Ferrand, France, 2 Clinical Pharmacology Ctr., Clermont- 

Ferrand, France 

PW 502 WATCHING A WALT DISNEY VIDEO BEFORE SHOCK 

WAVE THERAPY REDUCES PROCEDURE RELATED PAIN: 

A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Antonio Morral 1 , Jan D. 

Rompe 2 , Leonor C. Hernandez 3 , Rene Ruiz 4 , Lluis Costa 5 , 1 Health 

Snc. Sch. Blanquerna, Univ. Ramon Llul, Santa Perpetua city, Spain, 

2 Ortho Trauma Evaluation, Mainz, Germany, 3 Grupo Medico GMR, 

Reus, Spain, 4 Salutisport, Santa Perpetua city, Spain, 5 Health Snc. Sch. 

Blanquerna, Univ. Ramon Llul, Barcelona, Spain 

PW 503 THE EFFECT OF ESTRADIOL ON ASTROGLIOSIS 

RELATED TO CENTRAL PAIN SYNDROME AFTER SPINAL CORD 

INJURY IN MALE RAT Kobra Naseri, Elham Saghaei, Fatemeh 

Abbaszadeh, Mina Afhami, Ali Haeri, Masoumeh Jorjani, Shahid 

Beheshti Univ. of Medical Sncs., Tehran, Iran 

PW 504 EFFICACY AT 24 MONTHS OF AN ORIGINAL CARE 

PROGRAM: MULTIDISCIPLINARY PAIN CENTER FOLLOWED BY 

A CENTER OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION, ON 

THE QUALITY OF LIFE, RETURN TO WORK AND MAINTENANCE 

AT WORK FOR 33 REFRACTORY LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS ON 

SICK LEAVE FOR MORE THAN 6 MONTHS Julien Nizard 1 , Anne- 

Laure Comte 1 , Joelle Glemarec 1 , Jean-Michel Lanoiselée 1 , Lionel Paul 2 , 

Aurélie Lepeintre 3 , Edwige de Chauvigny 1 , Benoit Robin 1 , Francoise 

Chatelier 1 , Sylvie Raoul 1 , Jean-Michel Nguyen 1 , Pierre Lombrail 1 , 

Youenn Lajat 1 , Gilles Potel 4 , Gérard Dabouis 1 , Jean-Paul Nguyen 1 , 

1 Univ. Hosp., Nantes, France, 2 Pen Bron, La Turballe, France, 3 CHI 

Evreux-Vernon, Evreux, France, 4 Univ. of Nantes, Nantes, France 

PW 505 EFFICACY AT 24 MONTHS OF AN ORIGINAL CARE 

PROGRAM, MULTIDISCIPLINARY PAIN CENTER FOLLOWED 

BY A CENTER OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION, 

ON QUALITY OF LIFE, RETURN TO WORK AND MAINTENANCE 

AT WORK FOR 29 PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM SEVERE 

FIBROMYALGIA ON SICK LEAVE FOR MORE THAN 6 MONTHS 

Edouard Georgeton 1 , Julien Nizard 1 , Lionel Paul 2 , Jean-Michel 

Lanoiselee 3 , Edwige de Chauvigny 1 , Marion Helbert 1 , Benoit Robin 1 , 

Marine Letellier 1 , Francoise Chatelier 1 , Jean-Michel N’Guyen 1 , Gilles 

Potel 1 , Jean-Paul N’Guyen 1 , 1 Univ. Hosp., Nantes, France, 2 Pen-Bon 

Ctr., La Turballe, France, 3 Maubreuil Hosp., Nantes, France 

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PW 506 LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF MULTIPROFESSIONAL 

EVALUATION VS. REHABILITATION IN PATIENTS WITH 

MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN Indre Bileviciute-Ljungar 1 , Jan-Rickard 

Norrefalk 2 , 1 Karolinska Inst.t, Stockholm, Sweden, 2 Karolinska Inst.t, 

Bromma, Stockholm, Sweden 

PW 507 BEYOND PARENT QUESTIONNAIRES: WHAT WE 

MEASURE AND WHAT WE’RE MISSING (A CASE STUDY) Veronica 

M. Gaughan, Shannon E. Odell, Children’s Hosp. Boston, Waltham, 

USA 

PW 508 AFFECT, ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION IN FIBROMYALGIA: 

EFFECTS OF AN INTERDISCIPLINARY INTERVENTION (CBT+OT) 

IN PAIN AND EMOTIONAL OUTCOMES. Cecilia Peñacoba 1 , Dolores 

Bedmar 2 , Cesar Fernández de las Peñas 1 , Lilian Velasco 1 , Carmen 

Ecija 1 , Margarita Cigarán 1 , 1 Rey Juan Carlos Univ., Alcorcón, Spain, 

2 Univ. Hosp. of Fuenlabrada, Fuenlabrada, Spain 

PW 509 PERCEPTION OF CHRONIC ISCHEMIC PAIN AND QUALITY 

OF LIFE Débora Fernanda Amaral Pedrosa, Andressa Karina Amaral 

Plá Pelegrin, Elis Ângela Alves da Costa Lippi, Talita de Cássia 

Raminelli Da Silva, Fátima Aparecida Emm Faleiros Sousa, Nursing 

Sch. of Ribeirão Preto Univ. of São Paulo, Ribeirão Preto, Brazil 

PW 511 THE HERO’S JOURNEY: TRANSCENDING CULTURAL 

DIVERSITY IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY PAIN PROGRAM DESIGN 

Daniel M. Róckers, Rockers Inst., Sacramento, USA 

PW 512 TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION 

(TENS) REDUCES PAIN AND IMPROVES FUNCTION POST TOTAL 

KNEE REPLACEMENT (TKR) Barbara A. Rakel, Nyla Logsden- 

Sackett, Charles Clark, Nicolas Noiseux, John Callaghan, Keela Herr, 

Rita Frantz, Miriam B. Zimmerman, Kathleen Sluka, Univ. of Iowa, Iowa 

City, USA 

PW 514 ARE THE SUBCLINICAL TMD PATIENTS MORE 

SUSCEPTIBLE TO IMMEDIATE COMPLAINTS DURING 

MANDIBULAR ADVANCEMENT APPLIANCES USE? Ana Laura P. 

Ranieri 1 , Jose Tadeu T. Siqueira 2 , 1 Hosp. das Clinicas, Ribeirão Preto, 

Brazil, 2 Hosp. das Clinicas, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PW 515 PERSISTENT AND CHRONIC PAIN’ CONSEQUENCES 

ON EVERYDAY’S LIFE: IS PAIN INTENSITY REALLY THE MOST 

IMPORTANT THING IN PAIN MANAGEMENT? Laura Ravaioli 1 , 

Gianfranco Sindaco 2 , Valentina Paci 2 , Giampiero Gallo 2 , Gilberto Pari 2 , 

1 Operative Unit of Pain Med., Ospedale Privato Villa Serena, Forli’, 

Italy, 2 Operative Unit of Pain Med., Ospedale Privato Villa Serena, Forlì, 

Italy 

PW 516 OPIOID PATHWAY IN CHRONIC NON CANCER PAIN: 

A CLINICAL AUDIT OF PATIENTS’ EXPERIENCES H. Riggs, C. 

�� West Suffolk Hosp., Bury 

St Edmunds, UK 

PW 519 CYTOCHROME P450 ENZYMES PLAY A ROLE IN 

OXIDIZED LINOLEIC ACID METABOLITE-MEDIATED PERIPHERAL 

INFLAMMATORY PAIN Shivani B. Ruparel, Dustin Green, Paul Chen, 

Kenneth Hargreaves, Univ. of Texas Health Snc. Ctr., San Antonio, 

USA 

PW 520 MEASUREMENT AND EVALUATION OF LOW BACK 

PAIN AFTER EPIDURAL ANESTHESIA: AN EXPERIMENTAL 

PERSPECTIVE. Orlando Carlos Gomes Colhado 1 , Hilze Benigno 

Oliveira Moura Siqueira 2 , Simone Saltareli 2 , Débora Fernanda Amaral 

Pedrosa 2 , Fátima Aparecida Emm Faleiros Sousa 2 , 1 State Univ. of 

Maringá, Maringá, Brazil, 2 Nursing Sch. of Ribeirão Preto Univ. of São 

Paulo, Ribeirão Preto, Brazil 

PW 521 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF REFLEX EFFECTS IN THE 

PREVENTION OF MIGRAINE Oleg Zagorulko, Ludmila Medvedeva, 

Alexandr Gnezdilov, Nataliya Samoylova, FSBI Petrovsky Nat’l. 

Research Ctr. of Surgery RAMS, Moscow, Russia 

PW 522 ACUTE PAIN ASSESSMENT IN ANESTHESIA RECOVERY 

Ana Lúcia Mirancos, Ana Maria Calil Sallum, Mariana Bucci Sanches, 

Maria Carolina Gonçalves, Cristina Silva Sousa, Stefanie Gimenez 

Santos, Vanessa Guarise, Enis Silva, João Valverde Filho, Soc. Benef. 

Sras. Hosp. Sírio-Libanês, São Paulo, Brazil

PW 523 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS DECREASE AFTER 

NERVE INJURY: SPINAL CORD STIMULATION (SCS) RESTORES 

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS Karina L Sato 1 , Lisa M. Johanek 2 , 

Luciana S. Sanada 3 , Kathleen Sluka 4 , 1 Univ. of Uiowa, Iowa City, USA, 

2 Medtronic, Minneapolis, USA, 3 Univ. of Sao Paulo, Ribeirao Preto, 

Brazil, 4 Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City, USA 

PW 524 DO PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES LEAD TO 

PERMANENT CHANGES? LONG-TERM EFFECTIVENESS OF AN 

OUTPATIENT INTERDISCIPLINARY PMP: AN OBSERVATIONAL 

STUDY Neeraj Saxena 1 , Sue Jeffs 2 , Owen Hughes 3 , 1 Cardiff Univ., 

Cardiff, UK, 2 Nevill Hall Hosp., Abergavenny, UK, 3 Powys Teaching 

Health Board, Brecon, UK 

PW 525 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN OUTCOME AFTER THE 

MUNICH OUTPATIENT PROGRAM IN COMPLEMENTARY AND 

ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE FOR CHRONIC PAIN (MOCAM) – 

TWO YEAR FOLLOW UP Miriam Schopper 1 , Johannes Fleckenstein 2 , 

Dominik Irnich 3 , 1 Multidisciplinary Pain Ctr., Univ. of Munich, Munich, 

Germany, 2 Multidisciplinary Pain Ctr., Univ. of Munich, Munich, 

Germany, 3 Multidisciplinary Pain Ctr., Department of Anaesthesiology, 

Univ. of Munich, Munich, Germany 

PW 526 EFFECT OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY TRIAGE ON ACTIVITY 

AND COST EFFECTIVENESS IN A UK BASED PAIN CLINIC Caroline 

Scott 1 , Bhairavi Vivegananthan 1 , Katrina Coulson 1 , Marion Birchett 2 , 

Richard Faleiro 1 , Adrian Searle 1 , John P. Williams 3 , 1 Royal Derby Hosp., 

Derby, UK, 2 Rotal Derby Hosp., Derby, UK, 3 Univ. of Nottingham, Derby, 

UK 

PW 527 OUTCOME OF TREATMENT OF COMPLEX REGIONAL 

PAIN SYNDROME IN ASSOCIATION WITH CHRONIC 

UNDERTREATED THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME AMONG 

COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS Deepak Sharan, P. S. Ajeesh, 

RECOUP Neuromusculoskeletal Rehab. Ctr., Bangalore, India 

PW 528 OUTCOME AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF THE 

MUNICH OUTPATIENT PROGRAM IN COMPLEMENTARY AND 

ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE FOR CHRONIC BACK PAIN (MOCAM 

BACK PAIN) Michael Simang 1 , Petra Bäumler 2 , Miriam Schopper 2 , 

Johannes Wiedemann 2 , Christine Irnich 2 , Karin Gaida 2 , Angela 

Karoll 2 , Erika Weber 2 , Gaby Wallach 2 , Barbara Jopen-Wolf 2 , Gesa 

Harreus 2 , Andreas Winkelmann 2 , Ulrich Mansmann 3 , Dominik Irnich 2 , 

1 Multidisciplinary Pain Ctr.; Inst. for Medical Information Sncs., Biometry 

and Epidemiology, Univ. of Munich, Munich, Germany, 2 Multidisciplinary 

Pain Ctr., Univ. of Munich, Munich, Germany, 3 Inst. for Medical 

Information Sncs., Biometry and Epidemiology, Univ. of Munich, 

Munich, Germany 

PW 529 TO COMPARE THE EFFECT OF PREOPERATIVE 

ADMINISTRATION OF EPIDURAL VS INTRAVENOUS 

BUPRENORPHINE ON POSTOPERATIVE ANALGESIA IN PATIENTS 

UNDERGOING LAPROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY Saru Singh 1 , 

Amit Bharatwaj 2 , Ruchi Gupta 1 , 1 Sri Guru Ram Das Inst. of Medical 

Snc. and Research, Amritsar, India, 2 Fortis Escorts Hosp., Amritsar, 

India 

PW 530 ALIGNING CONSUMER AND HEALTH PROFESSIONALS’ 

MANAGEMENT OF LOW BACK PAIN: A POLICY INTO PRACTICE 

IMPLEMENTATION STUDY Helen Slater 1 , Andrew M. Briggs 2 , 

Anne J. Smith 3 , Stephanie J. Davies 4 , Samantha Bunzli 3 , John L. 

Quintner 5 , 1 Curtin Univ.; Fremantle Hosp., Perth, Australia, 2 Curtin 

Univ.; Department of Health, Government of Western Australia, Perth, 

Australia, 3 Curtin Univ., Perth, Australia, 4 Fremantle Hosp. and Health 

Service; Curtin Univ., Perth, Australia, 5 Fremantle Hosp. and Health 

Service, Perth, Australia 

PW 531 COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF 3 TECHNIQUES 

OF PREEMPTIVE PAIN MANAGEMENT IN SPINE SURGERY 

PATIENTS: EPIDURAL ANALGESIA, TRANSDERMAL FENTANYL 

THERAPEUTIC SYSTEM DUROGESIC MATRIX, NSAIDs Alla 

Solenkova 1 , Andrey Lubnin 1 , Valeria Tenedieva 1 , Ivan Shevelev 1 , 

Nikoly Konovalov 1 , Dmitry Asyutin 1 , Anna Bondarenko 2 , 1 Burdenko 

Neurosurgery Inst., Moscow, Russia, 2 Burdenko Neorosurgery Inst., 


PW 532 DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF ATLO-AXIOD JOINT 

DISORDER – A UNKNOWN DIZZINESS Wenge Song, Shandong 

Provincial Hosp., Jinan, China 


PW 533 AGE PREDICTS DROP OUT FROM PHYSIOTHERAPY 

TREATMENT FOR LOW BACK PAIN Linda A. Sparks 1 , Lorna M. 

Paul 2 , Angus McFadyen 3 , 1 NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Glasgow, 

UK, 2 Univ. of Glasgow, Glasgow, UK, 3 Self Employed, Glasgow, UK 

PW 534 SICK LEAVE AT ONE YEAR FOLLOW-UP OF TWO 

DIFFERENT REHABILITATION STRATEGIES FOR CHRONIC PAIN 

PATIENTS Daniel Merrick, Gunnevi Sundelin, Britt-Marie Stålnacke, 

Community Med. and Rehab., Umeå, Sweden 

PW 535 EFFECT OF THE EPIQ INTERVENTION ON PAIN 

PRACTICES IN CANADIAN PAEDIATRIC HOSPITALS Bonnie 

Stevens 1 , Janet Yamada 1 , Melanie Barwick 1 , Fiona Campbell 1 , Christine 

Chambers 2 , Janice Cohen 3 , Greta Cummings 4 , Carole Estabrooks 4 , G. 

Allen Finley 2 , Celeste Johnston 5 , Tricia Kavanagh 6 , Margot Latimer 7 , 

Shoo Lee 8 , Sylvie Le May 9 , Patrick J. McGrath 2 , Judith Rashotte 3 , 

Christina Rosmus 10 , Doris Sawatzky-Dickson 11 , Shannon Scott 4 , 

Souraya Sidani 12 , Jennifer Stinson 1 , Robyn Stremler 13 , Anne Synnes 14 , 

Anna Taddio 6 , Edith Villeneuve 15 , Fay Warnock 16 , Andrew Willan 1 , 1 The 

Hosp. for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada, 2 IWK Health Ctr., Halifax, 

Canada, 3 Children’s Hosp. of Eastern Ontario, Ottawa, Canada, 4 Univ. 

of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, 5 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada, 6 Univ. 

of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 7 Dalhousie Univ., Halifax, Canada, 8 Mt 

Sinai Hosp., Toronto, Canada, 9 Univ. of Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 

10 The Montreal Children’s Hosp., Montreal, Canada, 11 Children’s Hosp. 

of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Canada, 12 Ryerson Univ., Toronto, Canada, 

13 The Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 14 Children’s & Women’s 

Health Ctr. of BC, Vancouver, Canada, 15 CHU Ste-Justine, Montreal, 

Canada, 16 Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada 

PW 536 SEXUAL FUNCTIONING BEFORE AND AFTER 

MULTIDISCIPLINARY PAIN REHABILITATION IN PATIENTS WITH 

CHRONIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN Jeannette L. Swaan 1 , Willem 

G. L. Goethals 2 , Mariëlle A. J. Visschedijk 1 , 1 Rijndam Rehab. Ctr., 

Rotterdam, Netherlands, 2 Univ. Hosp. Ghent, Ghent, Belgium 

PW 537 ECG ANALYSIS FOR ACUTE PAIN DETECTION Shai 

Tejman-Yarden 1 , Leng Ky 1 , Ofer Levi 2 , Jan Schilling 1 , Uzair Haji 3 , 

Dewleen Baker 4 , Hongjun Wang 1 , Tu Nguyen 1 , Irina Strigo 1 , James C. 

Perry 5 , J. John Keltner 6 , Michael Saunders 7 , Tobias Moeller-Bertram 1 , 

1 Univ. of California San Diego, San Diego, USA, 2 Ben Gurion Univ. of 

the Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel, 3 Veterans Affairs Ctr. of Excellence for 

Stress and Mental Health, San Diego, USA, 4 Univ. of California San 

Diego and Veterans Affairs, San Diego, USA, 5 Unversity of California, 

San Diego, USA, 6 Univ. of San Diego, San Diego, USA, 7 Stanford Univ., 

Palo Alto, USA 

PW 538 IMPROVEMENTS IN PAIN SELF EFFICACY AND 

FUNCTION ARE MAINTAINED SIX MONTHS AFTER COMPLETING 

A COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY PAIN MANAGEMENT 

PROGRAMME Fiona Thomas, Pauline J. Gardner, Melita J. 

Giummarra, Emma La Porte, Stephen J. Gibson, �� 

�� 

PW 539 NEW METHOD FOR IMPLEMENTING A COMPREHENSIVE 

PERI- AND POSTOPERATIVE PROCEDURE-SPECIFIC 

MULTIMODAL PAIN TREATMENT PROGRAM Berit A. Thomsen, 

Birgitte Kitter, Nan M. Sonne, Ole Mathiesen, RigsHosp.et, 


PW 540 IMPROVING THE CARE OF ADULTS WITH SICKLE CELL 

DISEASE Victoria L. Thornton 1 , Jane L. Holl 2 , David M. Cline 3 , Caroline 

E. Freiermuth 1 , Jontué Hinnant 4 , Lisa LaFata 5 , Susan Randolph 4 , Dori 

T. Sullivan 1 , Ann White 6 , Paula Tanabe 1 , 1 Duke Univ., Durham, USA, 

2 Northwestern Univ., Chicago, USA, 3 Wake Forest Univ., Winston 

Salem, USA, 4 Duke Univ. Hosp., Durham, USA, 5 Duke Univ. Hosp., 

Clayton, USA, 6 Duke Univ. Hosp./Duke Univ., Wake Forest, USA 

PW 541 EFFECTIVENESS OF TRUE ACUPUNCTURE AS AN 

ADJUNCT TO STANDARD CARE OR ELECTRO-PHYSIOTHERAPY 

IN OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE Dimitar G Tonev 1 , Stoyka K. 

Radeva 2 , Antoaneta R. Toncheva 1 , 1 �� 

�� 2 ”Queen Giovanna - ISUL” Univ. Hosp., 

�� 

PW 542 THE ROLE OF CENTRAL PAIN PROCESSING IN POST- 

OPERATIVE SHOULDER DISABILITY Carolina Valencia 1 , Roger B. 

Fillingim 2 , Mark Bishop 2 , Samuel S. Wu 2 , Thomas W. Wright 2 , Michael 

Moser 2 , Kevin W. Farmer 2 , Steven Z. George 2 , 1 Indiana State Univ., 

Terre Haute, USA, 2 Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, USA 

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PW 543 ASSESSMENT OF QUALITY OF LIFE, PAIN, ANXIETY AND 

DEPRESSION IN PATIENTS WITH MIDDLE AND LOW RECTAL 

CANCER IN SAO LUIS, BRAZIL Letácio José F. Santos 1 , João B. 

S. Garcia 1 , Érica B M Vieira 2 , Alcione M. Santos 1 , 1 Federal Univ. of 

Maranhão, São Luís Maranhão, Brazil, 2 Univ. of São Paulo, São Luís 

Maranhão, Brazil 

PW 544 EFFECTS OF NEUROFEEDBACK TREATMENT ON 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN FOLLOWING SPINAL CORD INJURY 

Aleksandra Vuckovic 1 , Muhammad A. Hasan 1 , Matthew Fraser 2 , David 

B. Allan 2 , 1 Univ. of Glasgow, Glasgow, UK, 2 Southern General Hosp., 

Glasgow, UK 

PW 545 INTERDISCIPLINARY BEHAVIORAL REHABILITATION 

OF YOUTH WITH MUSULOSKELETAL PAIN CONDITIONS AND 

CHRONIC ABDOMINAL PAIN: WHICH POPULATION RESPONDS 

MORE FAVORABLY TO TREATMENT AND WHY? Cynthia M. Ward 1 , 

Melanie Bierenbaum 2 , Sabine Kost-Byerly 3 , Adrianna Amari 2 , Heather 

B. McLean 4 , Frank Pidcock 2 , Keith J. Slifer 2 , 1 Kennedy Krieger Inst./ 

Johns Hopkins Sch. of Med., Baltimore, USA, 2 Kennedy Krieger Inst./ 

Johns Hopkins Univ. Sch. of Med., Baltimore, USA, 3 Johns Hopkins 

Univ. Sch. of Med./Kennedy Krieger Inst., Baltimore, USA, 4 Kennedy 

Krieger Inst., Baltimore, USA 

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Thursday, August 30, 2012 



Registration 



Pavilion 3 


DL 02 JOHN J. BONICA DISTINGUISHED LECTURE: Neuropathic Pain: Is it an Entity? 

T. Jensen 

PL 07 Priming of Cutataneous Nociceptors: Toward a Cell Biology of Pain 

J. Levine 




TW 41 Painful HIV-associated Sensory Neuropathy: Recent Advances in Animal Modeling, 

Epidemiology, Pathophysiology, and Genetics 

W. Huang, P. Kamerman, C. Cherry 

TW 42 Placebo Analgesia and Nocebo Hyperalgesia: From Bench to Bedside 

L. Colloca, U. Bingel, R. Klinger 

TW 43 Trigeminal Neuralgia: Recent Advances in Diagnosis and Therapeutic Options 

N. Attal, G. Cruccu, J. Zakrzewski, M. Sindou 

TW 44 Endogenous Regulation and Activation of Transient Receptor Potential 

Channels in Pain 

N. Cenac, S. Brierley, M. Fischer 

TW 45 Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Approaches to Pain Management in Older Adult 

Populations 

M. Nicholas, J. Turner, F. Keefe 

TW 46 Proteases and Pain Transmission 

N. Vergnolle, J. McDougall, M. Malcangio 

TW 47 Dissecting Interneuron Diversity in the Spinal Dorsal Horn Using Transgenic Mice 

B. Graham, D. Hughes, M. Cordero-Erausquin, A. Todd 

TW 48 Perceived Injustice, Entitlement and Blame: Risk Factors for Problematic Pain 

Outcomes 

M. Sullivan, J. McParland, L. Leong 

TW 49 Developing Countries Project – ACED Initiative for Improving Pain Education: 

Sharing Experiences and Outcomes 

J. Sardá, P. Chaudakshetrin, M. Bond 

TW 50 Inhibiting the NGF/TrkA Pain Pathway: Lessons Learned and Current Status 

J. Winkler, P. Mantyh, S. Andrews, M. Brown, S. McMahon 

South Hall 

Space 1 

South Hall 

Space 2 

South Hall 

Space 3/4 

Brown 1/2 

Brown 3 

Amber 1/2 

Amber 3/4 

Amber 5/6 

Amber 7/8 

Auditorium 


Pavilion 3 


PL 08 RONALD MELZACK LECTURE: Functional Brain Images in Neuropathic Pain 

L. Garcia-Larrea 

PL 09 Stress and Visceral Pain 

S. Fukudo 

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THURSDAY 

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16:00-17:00 IASP GENERAL ASSEMBLY Gold Room 

Welcome and President's Report 

Treasurer's Report 

PAIN Journal Report 

IASP Press Report 

Pain: Clinical Updates Report 

Chapter Updates 

Announcement of Officers and Councilors 

Presentation of New Honorary Members 

New Business 

16:00-16:30 AFTERNOON BREAK AVAILABLE Pavilion 3 

17:00-18:00 IASP SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP (SIG) BUSINESS MEETINGS 

SB 01 Acute Pain Brown 3 

SB 02 Cancer Pain Brown 1/2 

SB 03 Clinical-Legal Issues in Pain (CLIP) Suite 8 

SB 04 Genetics and Pain Suite 6 

SB 05 Musculoskeletal Pain South Hall 

Space 3/4 

SB 06 Neuromodulation White 2, 

North Wing 

SB 07 Neuropathic Pain (NeuP) Auditorium 

SB 08 Orofacial Pain Amber 1/2 

SB 09 Pain and Movement Amber 5/6 

SB 10 Pain and Pain Management in Non-Human Species Suite 4 

SB 11 Pain Education South Hall 

Space 1 

SB 12 Pain in Childhood South Hall 

Space 2 

SB 13 Pain in Older Persons Amber 7/8 

SB 14 Pain of Urogenital Origin (PUGO) Panorama 

Lounge 

SB 15 Pain Related to Torture, Organized Violence, and War Suite 3 

SB 16 Placebo Suite 5 

SB 17 Sex, Gender, and Pain Suite 7 

SB 18 Sympathetic Nervous System (PSNS) White 1, North 

Wing 

SB 19 Systematic Reviews in Pain Relief Amber 3/4 



How Mechanisms Can Guide Your Approach to Chronic Low Back Pain 

IBSA Institut Biochimque SA 

Treatment of Pain: What’s New in NSAID Therapy? 

Linde Healthcare 

Inhaled Relief with Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen Mixtures 

Silver Room, 

North Wing 

Amber 5/6 

Amber 1/2


Thursday Poster Session 



PH 001 COMPARISON BETWEEN THE PAIN ASSESSMENT 

CHECKLIST FOR SENIORS WITH LIMITED ABILITY TO 

COMMUNICATE (PACSLAC), THE PAIN ASSESSMENT 

IN ADVANCED DEMENTIA (PAINAD) AND WITH AN 

INTERDISCIPLINARY EVALUATION FOR THE DETECTION OF PAIN 

IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT Catherine 

Apinis�� 

Arcand, Sherbrooke Univ., Sherbrooke, Canada 

PH 002 NONVERBAL INDICATORS OF PAIN IN ICU PATIENTS 

WITH A TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: SIMILAR OR DIFFERENT 

FROM OTHER CRITICALLY ILL POPULATIONS? Caroline Arbour 1 , 

Céline Gélinas 1 , Carmen Loiselle 1 , Patricia Bourgault 2 , Manon 

Choinière 3 , 1 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada, 2 Université de Sherbrooke, 

Sherbrooke, Canada, 3 Université de Montréal, Montreal, Canada 

PH 003 FLACC PAIN SCALE REVISED FOR CHILDREN WITH 

CEREBRAL PALSY: CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION TO THE 

BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE Edna Aparecida Bussotti, 

Mavilde Luz Gonçalves Pedreira, Federal Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao 

Paulo, Brazil 

PH 004 DO NFCS SUBSCORES REACT SIMILARLY TO 

PHYSIOLOGICAL INDICATORS UNDER THE PSYCHOPHYSICAL 

PARAMETERS’ VIEW POINT? José Alfredo L. de Jesus 1 , Rosana M. 

Tristão 2 , 1 Univ. of Brasília, Brasília, Brazil, 2 Univ. of Brasilia, Brasília, 

Brazil 

PH 005 ANALYSIS OF NOCICEPTIVE AND TACTILE EVOKED 

POTENTIALS IN THE INFANT BRAIN: NONNEGATIVE PRINCIPAL 

COMPONENT ANALYSIS Lorenzo Fabrizi, Rebeccah Slater, Maria 

�� Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PH 006 DETECTION OF PAIN USING NEAR-INFRARED 

SPECTROSCOPY (NIRS) IN POSTOPERATIVE CARDIAC SURGERY 

PATIENTS IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (ICU) Céline Gélinas 1 , 

Manon Choinière 2 , Manon Ranger 1 , Caroline Arbour 1 , Fernando 

Cervero 1 , Celeste Johnston 1 , 1 McGill Univ., Montréal, Canada, 2 Ctr. de 

Recherche du CHUM, Montréal, Canada 

PH 008 DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF AN OBSERVATION 

TOOL FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF PAIN MANAGEMENT FOR 

INTENSIVE CARE NURSES DURING A STANDARDIZED CLINICAL 

SIMULATION Émilie Gosselin, Patricia Bourgault, Stéphan Lavoie, 

Université de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada 

PH 009 COMPARING THE PSYCHOMETRIC PROPETIES OF 

THE CHECKLIST OF NONVERBAL PAIN INDICATORS (CNPI) 

AND THE PAIN ASSESSMENT IN ADVANCED DEMENTIA (PAIN- 

AD) INSTRUMENTS IN A DIFFERENT WAY: FROM A CLINICAL 

OBSERVATION STUDY Li Li Guo, Li LI, Southern Medical Univ. 

Zhujiang Hosp., Guangzhou, China 

PH 010 NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY (NIRS) TO MEASURE 

NOCICEPTION FOLLOWING NOXIOUS STIMULATION IN 

CRITICALLY ILL INFANTS Manon Ranger 1 , Celeste C. Johnston 2 , 

Janet E. Rennick 3 , Catherine Limperopoulos 4 , Thomas Heldt 5 , Adre 

J. du Plessis 4 , 1 McGill Univ. and Children’s Hosp. Boston, Montreal, 

Canada, 2 IWK Health Ctr., Halifax, Canada, 3 Montreal Children’s Hosp., 

Montreal, Canada, 4 Children’s Nat’l. Medical Ctr., Washington, USA, 

5 Massachusetts Inst. of Tech, Cambridge, USA 

PH 011 PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL PAIN INDICATORS 

EXHIBITED BY POST-CRANIOTOMY PATIENTS EXPOSED TO 

COMMON NURSING PROCEDURES IN THE NEUROLOGICAL 

INTENSIVE CARE UNIT Oxana Kapoustina 1 , Christine Echegaray- 

Benites 1 , Céline Gelinas 1 , France Ellyson 2 , Patricia Kerr 2 , Joanne 

Charbonneau 2 , 1 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada, 2 Montreal Neurological 

Hosp., Montreal, Canada 

PH 012 ALPS 0 – ASTRID LINDGREN AND LUND’S CHILDREN’S 

HOSPITAL PAIN ASSESSMENT SCALE FOR PRETERM INFANTS 

– A NEW PAIN SCALE FOR ASSESSMENT OF CONTINUOUS 

STRESS/PAIN Bjorn A. Larsson, Karolinska Inst., Stockholm, Sweden 

PH 013 INDICATORS INFLUENCING EXPERT NURSES’ CLINICAL 

REASONING WHEN ASSESSING PAIN IN CRITICALLY ILL 

PATIENTS Anne Gerber 1 , Anne-Laure Thevoz 2 , Anne-Sylvie Ramelet 3 , 

1 Haute Ecole SAnté Vaudoise - HES-SO, Lausanne, Switzerland, 

2 Haute Ecole de la Santé La Source - HES-SO, Lausanne, Switzerland, 

3 Inst. of Higher Education and Nursing Research-Lausanne Univ.- 

CHUV, Lausanne, Switzerland 

PH 014 CONTEXTUAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH 

PAIN RESPONSE OF PRETERM INFANTS RECEIVING 

NONPHARMACOLOGICAL PAIN RELIEF INTERVENTIONS FOR 

HEEL-STICK PROCEDURES Gila Sellam 1 , Sandra Engberg 2 , Kris 

Denhaerynck 1 , Kenneth D. Craig 3 , Eva L. Cignacco 1 , 1 Inst. of Nursing 

Snc., Univ. of Basel, Basel, Switzerland, 2 Sch. of Nursing, Univ. of 

Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA, 3 Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver, 

Canada 

PH 015 HOW PROXY PAIN ASSESSMENT IS USED FOR 

DEMENTED PATIENTS IN HOSPITALS: RESULTS OF ONE 

OBSERVATIONAL STUDY Erika G. Sirsch, Margareta Halek, Sabine 

Bartholomeyczik, German Ctr. for Neurodegenerative Diseases 

(DZNE), Witten, Germany 

PH 016 TWO PAIN SCALES FOR HORSES WITH COLIC; 

CONSTRUCTION AND VALIDATION Gila A. Sutton 1 , Dan Turner 2 , 

Roee Dahan 1 , Yuval Semrik 1 , Menashe Soffer 1 , Ora Paltiel 3 , 1 Koret 

Sch. of Veterinary Med., Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem, Rehovot, 

Israel, 2 Shaare Zedek Medical Ctr., the Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem, 

Jerusalem, Israel, 3 Braun Sch. of Public Health and Community Med., 

Fac. of Med., Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem, Ein Kerem, Israel 

PH 017 COMFORT BEHAVIOR SCALE AND SKIN CONDUCTANCE 

ACTIVITY: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PARAMETERS Rosana 

Maria Tristão, Naiara Viudes Martins Garcia, José Alfredo Lacerda de 

Jesus, Univ. of Brasilia, Brasilia, Brazil 

PH 018 PAIN ASSESSMENT IN DEMENTIA – THE AVAILABILITY, 

PSYCHOMETRIC QUALITY AND UTILITY OF PAIN ASSESSMENT 

TOOLS Sandra M. Zwakhalen, Jan P. H. Hamers, Maastricht Univ., 


PH 019 MORE THAN A DROP IN THE OCEAN? CAN SOCIAL 

MEDIA REALLY ENHANCE DISSEMINATION IN THE CLINICAL 

PAIN SCIENCES? Heidi G. Allen 1 , G. Lorimer Moseley 2 , Tasha 

Stanton 1 , Flavia Di Pietro 1 , 1 The Sansom Inst. for Health Research, 

The Univ. of South Australia, Sydney, Australia, 2 The Sansom Inst. for 

Health Research, The Univ. of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia 

PH 020 VARIABILITY IN RESPONSE TO A TEMPORAL SUMMATION 

OF SECOND PAIN PROTOCOL: NOT EVERYONE WINDS UP Ryan 

J. Anderson, Jason Craggs, Mark D. Bishop, Steven Z. George, Joel 

E. Bialosky, Roland Staud, Michael E. Robinson, Univ. of Florida, 

Gainesville, USA 

PH 021 CURRENT PATTERNS IN CHRONIC NON-CANCER PAIN 

MANAGEMENT IN PRIMARY CARE Philip Baer 1 , Alain Béland 2 , 

Kevin Rod 3 , 1 Ontario Rheumatology Assoc., Scarborough, Canada, 

2 Université Laval, Roberval, Canada, 3 Toronto Poly Clinic, Toronto, 

Canada, 4 Halton Healthcare Services, Oakville, Canada 

PH 022 ADAPTATION TO REPEATED COLD PRESSOR TESTS; 

A FUNCTIONAL NEAR INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY (fNIRS) 

STUDY Zeinab Barati, Kambiz Pourrezaei, Drexel Univ., Philadelphia, 

USA 

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PH 023 IDENTIFYING PAIN BEHAVIOR FOR AUTOMATIC 

RECOGNITION Matteo Cella 1 , Hane Aung 1 , Paul Watson 2 , Andrew 

Kemp 3 �� 4 , Aneesha Singh 1 , Bernardino 

Romera Paredes 1 , Suzanne Brook 5 , Michel Valstar 6 , Sebastian 

Kaltwang 7 , Hongying Meng 8 , Nadia Bianchi-Berthouze 1 , Amanda C. 

de C. Williams 1 , 1 Univ. Coll. London, London, UK, 2 Univ. of Leicester, 

Leicester, UK, 3 Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust, Tunbridge 

Wells, UK, 4 �� 5 Nat’l. Hosp. for Neurology 

and Neurosurgery, London, UK, 6 Univ. of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK, 

7 Imperial Coll., London, UK, 8 Brunel Univ., Uxbridge, UK 

PH 025 HOW GOOD IS THE NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF PAIN 

QUESTIONNAIRE? A RASCH ANALYSIS OF CLINIMETRIC 

PROPERTIES Mark J. Catley, G. Lorimer Moseley, Univ. of South 

Australia, Adelaide, Australia 

PH 026 A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY TO EVALUATE THE 

ASSOCIATION OF PAIN INTENSITY AND MOOD DISORDER 

AMONG PATIENTS PRESENTING TO CHRONIC PAIN CLINICS 

Jessica Chappell 1 , Rajesh Chella Narendran 2 , Shefali Kadambande 2 , 

Sharmila Khot 2 , 1 Cardiff Univ., Cardiff, UK, 2 Univ. Hosp. of Wales, 

Cardiff, UK 

PH 028 THE EFFECTS OF SEX STEROIDS ON SERUM 

SCLEROSTIN LEVELS DURING THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE 

Muharrem Cidem 1 , Taner Usta 1 , Ilhan Karacan 1 , Suat Hayri Kucuk 1 , 

Murat Uludag 2 , Kerem Gun 2 , 1 Bagcilar Training & Research Hosp., 

Istanbul, Turkey, 2 Cerrahpasa Medical Fac., Istanbul Univ., Istanbul, 

Turkey 

PH 029 SENSORIAL DIFFERENCES ACCORDING TO SEX AND 

AGES Luciana Alvarenga Da Silva 1 , Sumika Mori Lin 1 , Manoel 

Jacobsen Teixeira 2 , Josæ Tadeu Tesseroli de Siqueira 2 , Wilson Jacob 

Filho 2 , Silvia Regina Dowgan Tesseroli Siqueira 3 , 1 Univ. of Sao Paulo, 

Sào Paulo, Brazil, 2 Univ. of Sào Paulo, Sào Paulo, Brazil, 3 Univ. of Sao 


PH 030 FINDING WHAT FEEDS PAIN? PREVALENCE AND 

CHARACTERISTICS OF BREAKTHROUGH CANCER PAIN AMONG 

IN-PATIENTS IN A TERTIARY HOSPITAL IN THE PHILIPPINES 

Gerard D. De La Cruz, Francis O. Javier, Luzviminda S. Kwong, St. 

Luke’s Medical Ctr., Quezon City, Philippines 

PH 031 PAIN NEUROPHYIOLOGY EDUCATION FOR PEOPLE 

WITH CHRONIC PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Caitriona Fingleton, 

Catherine Doody, Univ. Coll. Dublin, Dublin, Ireland 

PH 032 CHILDREN’S WORDS TO DESCRIBE PAIN: A ROLE FOR 

ILLNESS EXPERIENCE? Ananda Fernandes 1 , Luis Batalha 1 , Diana 

Campos 1 , Armando Oliveira 2 , Miguel Oliveira 2 , 1 Coimbra Sch. of 

Nursing, Coimbra, Portugal, 2 Inst. of Cognitive Psychology, Univ. of 

Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal 

PH 033 GOING ON STUDYING THE ELDERLY REFERRED TO OUR 

PAIN UNIT: MORBIDITIES AND MEDICATIONS Maria Teresa S. D. 

Flor-de-Lima, António L. Gonçalves, Vitor H. Borba, Melina T. Andrade, 

Hosp. do Divino Espírito Santo, EPE, Ponta Delgada, Portugal 

PH 034 INCIDENCE OF INTRAVASCULAR PENETRATION OF 297 

CAUDAL EPIDUROGRAPHY UNDER DIGITAL SUBTRACTION 

IMAGING Keita Fukazawa, Toyoshi Hosokawa, Madoka Fukazawa, 

Chul Kwon, Moegi Tanaka, Yuko Yoshimoto, Kyoto Prefectural Univ. of 

Med., Kyoto, Japan 

PH 037 PAIN MANAGEMENT HOME CARE SERVICE – DEPTH OF 

IMPLEMENTATION Irmela Gnass1 , Barbara Mitterlehner1 , Cornelia 

Krüger1 , Stephanie Hemling1 , Frank Elsner2 , Jürgen Osterbrink1 , 

1 2 Paracelsus Medical Univ., Salzburg, Austria, RWTH Aachen Univ., 

Aachen, Germany 

PH 038 IS IT PAIN OR IS IT AGITATION AND WHAT DIFFERENCE 

DOES IT MAKE? Jürgen Osterbrink 1 , Nadine Schüssler 2 , Barbara 

Mitterlehner 2 , Irmela Gnass 2 , 1 Parcelsus Medical Univ., Salzburg, 

Austria, 2 Paracelsus Medical Univ., Salzburg, Austria 

PH 039 FIBROMYALGIA AND CIGARETTE SMOKING: SMOKING 

RATES AND CLINICAL FEATURES OF PATIENTS WITH A 

FIBROMYALGIA PHENOTYPE Jenna Goesling, Chad M. Brummett, 

Taha S. Mahmood, Afton L. Hassett, Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA 

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PH 040 NEUROPATHIC PAIN MECHANISMS AFTER TREATED 

LEPROSY: ASSESSMENT OF PAIN AND NEUROLOGICAL 

FINDINGS IN A TERTIARY CARE REFERENCE HOSPITAL Artur 

Padão Gosling, Licia Margarida Vilhena Saadi, Maria Katia Gomes, 

Antonio José Ledo Alves Cunha, Federal Univ. of Rio de Janeiro, Rio 

de Janeiro, Brazil 

PH 041 THE INFLUENCE OF APPLIED FORCE ON THE THERMAL 

PERCEPTION THRESHOLDS OF THE INDEX FINGER Christina 

Ahlstrand 1 , Anna Grimby-Ekman 1 , Mikael Elam 2 , Mats Hagberg 1 , 

1 Occupational and Environmental Med., Gothenburg, Sweden, 2 Clinical 

Neurophysiology, Gothenburg, Sweden 

PH 042 REPORTS OF CHRONIC PAIN IN CHILDHOOD AND 

ADOLESCENCE AMONG PATIENTS AT A TERTIARY CARE PAIN 

CLINIC Afton L. Hassett, Jenna Goesling, Steven E. Harte, Chad M. 

Brummett, Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA 

PH 043 OBJECTIVE EVALUATION OF PERIODONTAL PAIN 

INTENSITY BY WAVELET ANALYSIS OF ECG POTENTIAL 

FLUCTUATIONS (2 ND REPORT): RESPONSE FROM INCISORS AND 

MOLARS Kyoko Inamoto 1 , Kazuhiko Nakata 1 , Shigemitsu Sakuma 1 , 

Shinya Nagata 2 , Yutaka Ito 1 , Greg M. Murray 3 , Hiroshi Nakamura 1 , 

1 Sch. of Dentistry, Aichi Gakuin Univ., Nagoya, Japan, 2 Nihon Kohden 

Corp., Tokyo, Japan, 3 Fac. of Dentistry, Univ. of Sydney, Westmead Ctr. 

for Oral Health, Westmead, Australia 

PH 044 PAIN AND FATIGUE IN CHRONIC NONCANCER PAIN 

PATIENTS: HOW STRONG IS THE RELATIONSHIP? Sally Kendall 1 , 

Ninna Rose Holm 1 , Jette Højsted 1 , Per Rotbøll Nielsen 1 , Niels-Henrik 

Jensen 2 , Per Sjøgren 1 , 1 Copenhagen Univ. Hosp., Copenhagen, 

Denmark, 2 Herlev Hosp., Herlev, Denmark 

PH 045 CLINICAL FEASIBILITY: ASSESSING THE REAL-WORLD 

APPLICATION OF THE ICONIC PAIN ASSESSMENT TOOL IN A 

MULTIDISCIPLINARY PEDIATRIC CHRONIC PAIN CLINIC Chitra 

Lalloo 1 , Jennifer N. Stinson 2 , Stephen C. Brown 2 , Fiona Campbell 2 , Lisa 

Isaac 2 , James L. Henry 1 , 1 McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Canada, 2 The 

Hosp. for Sick Children; Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

PH 047 QUANTITATIVE SENSORY TESTING IN OROFACIAL 

REGION ONE YEAR AFTER ORTHOGNATHIC SURGERY Yi Luo 1 , 

Janek Dalsgaard Jensen 2 , Bjarne Neuman 2 , Thomas Jensen 2 , Peter 

Svensson 3 , Lars Arendt-Nielsen 1 , Kelun Wang 1 , 1 Aalborg Univ., 

Aalborg, Denmark, 2 Aalborg Hosp., Aalborg, Denmark, 3 Aarhus Univ., 


PH 048 A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF THE QUALITY AND 

BEHAVIOURS OF NECK PAIN Joy C. MacDermid 1 , David Walton 2 , 

Margaret Lomotan 1 , The Icon 3 , 1 McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Canada, 

2 Western Univ., London, Canada, 3 N/a, Canada 

PH 049 DIFFERENTIAL RACIAL BIASES IN PAIN PERCEPTION 

AND EMPATHY WHEN UTILIZING EXPLICIT VERSUS IMPLICIT 

MEASURES Vani A. Mathur1 , Judith A. Paice2 , Joan Y. Chiao1 , 

1 2 Northwestern Univ., Evanston, USA, Northwestern Univ., Chicago, 

USA 

PH 050 EFFECTS OF SOMATOSENSORY AMPLIFICATION AND 

ANXIETY ON PAIN PERCEPTION IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS Ambra 

Michelotti 1 , Stafania Perrotta 2 , Paolo Chiodini 3 , Roberta Cimino 1 , Iacopo 

�� 1 , 1 Univ. of Naples Federico II, Naples, Italy, 2 Univ. of Naples 

Federico II, Napoli, Italy, 3 Seconda Universitá degli Studi di Napoli 

SUN, Naples, Italy 

PH 051 CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY ON AN EXTENSIVE 

SELECTED POPULATION WITH HEADACHE AND/OR CERVICAL 

PAIN Franco Mongini 1 , Chantal Milani 1 , Alessandro Ugolini 1 , Luca 

Ferrero 1 , Marco Lacerenza 2 , 1 Univ. of Turin, Torino, Italy, 2 Casa di Cura 

S.Pio X, Fondazione “Opera San Camillo”, Milano, Italy 

PH 052 EARLY MARKERS OF PAINFUL BORTEZOMIB INDUCED 

POLYNEUROPATHY: A CASE REPORT STUDY Dennis Naleschinski 1 , 

Andreas Günther 2 , Gunnar Wasner 1 , Friederike Mahn 1 , Ralf Baron 1 , 

Andreas Binder 1 , 1 Division of Neurological Pain Research and Therapy, 

Kiel, Germany, 2 Division of Stemm Cell and Immunotherapy, Kiel, 

Germany

PH 053 PAIN ASSESSMENT IN HOSPITALS – WHAT IS THE 

REALITY? Nadja Nestler 1 , Patrick Kutschar 1 , Esther Pogatzki-Zahn 2 , 

Cornelia Krüger 1 , Stephanie Hemling 1 , Jürgen Osterbrink 1 , 1 Paracelsus 

Medical Univ., Salzburg, Austria, 2 Univ. Hosp. Münster, Münster, 

Germany 

PH 054 USE OF OPIOID ANALGESICS FOR NON-ONCOLOGIC 

PAIN RELIEF: PERCEPTIONS OF NURSES Lia Rachel Chaves 

do Amaral Pelloso 1 , Andressa Karoline Justino de Assunção 2 , 

Juares Antônio Cividini Júnior 2 , Roberto Segundo Bueno Borges 2 , 

Amanda Carvalho Fonseca 2 , Aline Oliveira 2 , Hyanne Abreu 2 , Camilo 

Nascimento 2 , João Ricardo Ramão 2 , Cibele Melo 2 , Fernanda 

Ferreira Silva 2 , 1 Universidade Federal Mato Grosso, Cuiabá, Brazil, 

2 Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso, Cuiabá, Brazil 

PH 055 VIGILANCE-AVOIDANCE FOR PAIN – AN EYE-TRACKING 

STUDY Janosch A. Priebe, Univ. of Bamberg, Bamberg, Germany 

PH 057 AN UNUSUAL MYOFASCIAL PAN SYNDROME (MPS) WITH 

CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS Carlos J. Roldan, Univ. of Texas, Houston, 

USA 

PH 058 AUTOMATIC RECOGNITION OF FACIAL EXPRESSIONS 

OF PAIN Bernardino Romera-Paredes 1 , Andreas Argyriou 2 , Amanda C. 

de C. Williams 1 , Nadia Bianchi-Berthouze 1 , Massimiliano Pontil 1 , 1 Univ. 

Coll. London, London, UK, 2 Toyota Technological Inst. at Chicago, 

Chicago, USA 

PH 059 CENTRAL SENSITIZATION AND ALTERED CENTRAL PAIN 

PROCESSING IN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN: FACT OR MYTH? 

Nathalie A. Roussel 1 , Jo Nijs 2 , Mira Meeus 3 , Veit Mylius 4 , Cecile Fayt 5 , 

Rob Oostendorp 6 , 1 Artesis Univ. Collge, Merksem, Belgium, 2 Vrije 

Universiteit Brussel, Etterbeek, Belgium, 3 Artesis Univ. Coll., Merksem, 

Belgium, 4 Philipps Univ. of Marburg, Marburg, Germany, 5 Institut 

d’Enseignement Supérieur Parnasse – Deux Alice, Brussels, Belgium, 

6 �� 

Medical Ctr., Nijmegen, Netherlands 

PH 060 SKIN CONDUCTANCE IN RESPONSE TO PAIN IS BETTER 

EXPLAINED BY PAIN AFFECT THAN PERCEIVED INTENSITY 

Steven D. Roy, Audrey Laferriere, Petra Schweinhardt, McGill Univ., 


PH 061 OBJECTIVE EVALUATION OF PERIODONTAL PAIN 

INTENSITY BY WAVELET ANALYSIS OF ECG POTENTIAL 

FLUCTUATIONS (1 ST REPORT): ANALYSIS METHOD Shigemitu 

Sakuma 1 , Kazuhiko Nakata 1 , Kyoko Inamoto 1 , Yoshiko Ariji 1 , Kiyofumi 

Ando 1 , Hideyuki Hattori 1 , Ryo Harata 1 , Takashi Mori 1 , Shinya Nagata 2 , 

Eiichiro Ariji 1 , Hiroshi Nakamura 1 , Yutaka Ito 1 , 1 Aichi Gakuin Univ., 

Nagoya, Japan, 2 Nihon Kohden Corp., Tokyo, Japan 

PH 062 OROFACIAL CHARACTERISTICS, MANDIBULAR 

FUNCTION AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH IDIOPATHIC 

TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA AFTER VARIABLE TREATMENTS 

Michelle C. Ichida, Luciana A. Da Silva, Silvia R. D. T. Siqueira, José 

Tadeu T. Siqueira, Manoel J. Teixeira, Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, 

Brazil 

PH 063 CATASTROPHIZING IN THE STUDY OF PEDIATRIC 

PAIN Ester Solé, Jordi Miró, Unit for the Study and Treatment of 

Pain - ALGOS, CRAMC, Institut d’Investigació Sanitària Pere Virgili, 

Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona, Spain 

PH 064 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRESSURE PAIN THRESHOLDS 

AND PAIN PERCEPTION IN TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDER 

PATIENTS Juliana Stuginski-Barbosa 1 , Carolina O. Cunha 1 , Leonardo 

R. Bonjardim 2 , Paulo C. R. Conti 1 , 1 Bauru Sch. of Dentistry - Univ. of 

Sao Paulo, Bauru, Brazil, 2 Federal Univ. of Sergipe, Aracaju, Brazil 

PH 065 PREVALENCE, INTENSITY AND TYPES OF PAIN IN 

BRAZILIAN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS VERTICALLY 

INFECTED BY HIV Cíntia R. Silva 1 , Eliana Galano 1 , Regina C. M. 

Succi 1 , Silvia M. M. Tahamtani 2 , Daisy M. Machado 1 , 1 Federal Univ. of 

São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 2 Cancer Inst. of Sao Paulo State, São 

Paulo, Brazil 

PH 066 LOSS OF SOMATOSENSORY FUNCTION IS A 

PREDOMINANT CHARACTERISTIC OF PATIENTS WITH PAINFUL 

CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY Brigitte Tampin 1 , Helen Slater 1 , Toby 

Hall 1 , Gabriel Lee 2 , Noelle K. Briffa 1 , 1 Curtin Univ., Perth, Australia, 2 Sir 

Charles Gairdner Hosp., Nedlandes, Australia 


PH 068 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTRA-INDIVIDUAL 

VARIABILITY OF PAIN INTENSITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN 

YOUTH WITH JUVENILE IDIOPATHIC ARTHRITIS Susan M. Tupper 1 , 

Alan M. Rosenberg 1 , Punam Pahwa 1 , Jennifer N. Stinson 2 , 1 Univ. of 

Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada, 2 Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

PH 069 ARE BODY REPRESENTATIONS SPECIFICALLY MODIFIED 

IN CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS? Eve Urban, Nicolas Danziger, Anne 

Coutaux, Ximena Garcia, Elisabeth Collin, Pitié-Salpêtrière Hosp., 

Paris, France 

PH 070 SYNAESTHESIA FOR PAIN AND THE LINK WITH THE 

RUBBER HAND ILLUSION: AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS 

Sophie Vandenbroucke, Marcel Brass, Geert Crombez, Dimitri Van 

Ryckeghem, Liesbet Goubert, Gent Univ., Gent, Belgium 

PH 071 A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW OF EFFECTIVENESS 

OF POSTOPERATIVE ANALGESIA AFTER DISCHARGE IN 

AMBULATORY SURGERY Chew Yin Wang 1 , Vasanthan Vajiravelu 1 , 

Siok Yan Ong 1 , 1 Univ. Malaya, Fac. of Med., Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 

2 Hosp. Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 

PH 072 PAIN BELIEFS, ATTITUDES AND EMPATHIC TENDENCIES 

OF NURSING STUDENTS AND NURSES Meltem Yildirim 1 , Özge 

Sükût 1 , Sevim Sen 2 , 1 Haliç Univ., Istanbul, Turkey, 2 112 Emergency 

Medical Services, Istanbul, Turkey 

PH 073 NEUROSURGICAL INTERVENTIONS FOR TRIGEMINAL 

NEURALGIA (TN) – QUALITY OF EVIDENCE? Joanna M. 

Zakrzewska 1 , Bilal Mirza 2 , Harith Akram 3 , 1 UCLH NHS Fdn. Trust, 

London, UK, 2 Nat’l. Hoaspital Neurology Neurosurgery, London, UK, 

3 Nat’l. Hosp. Neurology & Neurosurgery, London, UK 

PH 074 THE BEST ARE NOT ALWAYS BETTER THAN THE REST: 

VARIABILITY OF “OPTIMAL” CUTPOINTS FOR MILD, MODERATE, 

AND SEVERE PAIN Boris Zernikow, Gerrit Hirschfeld, Witten/Herdecke 

Univ., Datteln, Germany 

PH 075 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRE-OPERATIVE SLEEP 

QUALITY AND CHRONIC POSTSURGICAL PAIN SIX MONTHS 

AFTER SURGERY Samantha Fuss 1 , Kathryn Curtis 1 , Hance Clarke 2 , 

M. Gabrielle Pagé 1 , Joel Katz 1 , 1 York Univ., Toronto, Canada, 2 Univ. of 

Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

PH 078 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF COMBINING INTRADISCAL 

OZONE INJECTION AND INTRADISCAL ELECTROTHERMAL 

THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF DISCOGENIC LOW BACK PAIN 

Andrew Ronald Cooper, Ziad Elchami, Mohammad Basheer Issa, 

Eloisa Umlas, Rabah Massoud, Int’l. Medical Ctr., Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 

PH 079 PRELIMINARY CLUSTER ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTAL 

PAIN RESPONSES IN PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK AND NECK 

PAIN Rogelio A. Coronado, Steven Z. George, Maggie Horn, Mark D. 

Bishop, Joel E. Bialosky, Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, USA 

PH 080 RELATIONSHIP OF SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS TO 

CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN IN ATTENDEES OF AN URBAN CLINIC 

OF BANGLADESH Satyajit Dhar 1 , Dhiman Chowdhury 2 , Emon Kalyen 

Saha 3 , Quazi Siddiqui 4 , 1 Chittagong Medical Coll. Hosp., Chittagong, 

Bangladesh, 2 Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical Univ., Dhaka, 

Bangladesh, 3 Chevron Clinical Laboratory ltd., Chittagong, Bangladesh, 

4 Univ. Hosp. of North Durham, Durham, UK 

PH 081 DISABILITY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK: 

INFLUENCE OF NEUROMUSCULAR STRATEGY, PAIN-RELATED 

MOTOR ADAPTABILITY, PAIN SEVERITY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL 

FACTORS Jean-Daniel Dubois, Mathieu Piché, Jacques Abboud, 

Charles St-Pierre, Martin Descarreaux, Université du Québec à Trois- 

Rivières, Trois-Rivières, Canada 

PH 082 MANAGEMENT OF LOW BACK PAIN BY APPLYING THE 

COMBINATION OF FACET RADIOFREQUENCY AND INTRADISCAL 

OZONE INJECTION Ziad Elchami, Andrew Ronald Cooper, Ehab 

AbdulKareem, Analy Mirambel, Rabah Massoud, Int’l. Medical Ctr., 

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 

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PH 083 HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF 

HUMAN INTERVERTEBRAL DISC DEGENERATION WITH TWO 

HISTOLOGICAL STAINING METHODS Catherine E. Ferland 1 , Zahra 

�� 1 , Rahul Gawri 1 , Lisbet A. Haglund 1 , Jean A. 

Ouellet 2 , Laura S. Stone 1 , 1 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada, 2 McGill 

Univ. Health Ctr., Montreal, Canada 

PH 085 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN 

BACK PAIN AND MORTALITY IN OLDER ADULTS - RESULTS 

FROM THE CAMBRIDGE CITY OVER-75 COHORT STUDY Gareth 

T. Jones 1 , Rachael E. Docking 1 , Jane Fleming 2 , Jun Zhao 2 , Carol 

Brayne 2 , Gary J Macfarlane 1 , 1 Univ. of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK, 2 Univ. 

of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK 

PH 086 VISUALIZATION OF PAINFUL EXPERIENCES EVEN 

WITHOUT NOXIOUS STIMULUS CAUSES THE ACTIVATION OF 

AFFECTIVE AND EMOTIONAL BRAIN REGIONS IN SUBJECTS 

WITH LOW BACK PAIN Shimo Kazuhiro 1 , Ueno Takefumi 2 , Younger 

Jarred 3 , Sakurai Hiroki 4 , Nishihara Makoto 5 , Inoue Shinsuke 5 , Ikemoto 

Tatsunori 6 , Taniguchi Shinichirou 7 , Ushida Takahiro 5 , 1 Ichinomiya 

Municipal Hosp., Aichi, Japan, 2 Kyushu Univ., Fukuoka, Japan, 

3 Stanford Univ. Sch. of Med., Stanford, USA, 4 Hamamatsu Univ., 

Hamamatsu, Japan, 5 Aichi Medical Univ., Aichi, Japan, 6 NPO Pain 

Med. Research information Ctr., Kochi, Japan, 7 Kochi Medical Sch., 

Kochi, Japan 

PH 087 THE REVERSED ROLE OF GENDER IN PAIN-RELATED 

ANXIETY, FEAR OF (RE)INJURY AND PAIN INTENSITY Nina 

Kreddig, Katja Burkhardt, Janina Hülsebusch, Ruhr-Univ. Bochum, 

Bochum, Germany 

PH 088 DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF A LOW BACK PAIN 

MODEL FOR MR NEUROIMAGING STUDY Jeungchan Lee 1 , Junhwan 

Lee 2 , Eunmo Song 2 , Yochan Yang 2 , Byungkwan Seo 2 , Alexandra A. de 

Rosa 3 , Jinwoo Lee 4 , Kyungmo Park 5 , 1 KyungHee Univ., Yong-in, Korea, 

Republic of (South), 2 Kyung Hee Neo Medical Ctr., Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of (South), 3 Massachusetts Inst. of Tech, Cambridge, USA, 

4 Sejongno Medical Clinic, Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South), 5 Kyung 

Hee Univ., Yong-in, Korea, Republic of (South) 

PH 089 PAIN-RELATED DISTRESS AND CLINICAL DEPRESSION 

IN CHRONIC PAIN: A COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO MEASURES 

Adina C. Rusu 1 , Rita Santos 2 , Tamar Pincus 2 , 1 Ruhr-Univ. of Bochum, 

Bochum, Germany, 2 Royal Holloway, Univ. of London, Egham, UK 

PH 091 PAIN IN INDIVIDUALS INFECTED BY THE HTLV-1: 

PREVALENCE, CHARACTERIZATION, AND ASSOCIATION WITH 

HAM/TSP Selena M. M. Mendes 1 , Abrahão F. B. Baptista 2 , Katia N. S. 

Sá 1 , Israel S. Souza 3 , Bernardo G. C. Castro 1 , Daniel Ciampi de Araújo 

Andrade 4 , 1 Escola Bahiana de Medicina e Saúde Pública, Salvador, 

Brazil, 2 Universidade Federal da Bahia, Salvador, Brazil, 3 Inst. Federal 

de Educação Tecnológica do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 

4 Universidade de São Paulo, Cerqueira César, Brazil 

PH 092 A COMPARISON OF LOCATION, DEPTH, QUALITY AND 

INTENSITY OF EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED PAIN IN SIX LOW 

BACK MUSCLES Kylie J. Tucker, Matthew Fels, Scott Walker, Paul W. 

Hodges, Univ. of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia 

PH 093 BRAIN ACTIVATION DURING THE PROCESSING OF PAIN- 

RELATED WORDS IN LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS Thomas Weiss 1 , 

Alexander Ritter 1 , Marcel Franz 1 , Maria Richter 1 , Kathrin Blume 1 , 

Adriane Grolla 2 , Christian Puta 1 , Brunhild Gabriel 1 , Wolfgang H. R. 

Miltner 1 , 1 Friedrich Schiller Univ., Jena, Germany, 2 Friedrich Schiller 

Univ., Jena, Georgia 

PH 094 PAIN QUALITIES AND CORTICAL THICKNESS IN 

PATIENTS WITH ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS Qi Wu1 , Robert D. 

Inman2 , Karen D. Davis3 , 1Toronto Western Research Inst., Toronto, 

Canada, 2Univ. of Toronto; Toronto Western Hosp., Toronto, Canada, 

3Toronto Western Research Inst.; Toronto Western Hosp., Toronto, 

Canada 

PH 095 GERMAN INTERDISCIPLINARY EVIDENCE-BASED 

GUIDELINE ON THE MANAGEMENT OF FIBROMYALGIA 

SYNDROME – UPDATE Winfried Häuser 1 , Ina Kopp 2 , Margit Settan 3 , 

1 Klinikum Saarbrücken, Saarbrücken, Germany, 2 Universität Marburg, 

Marburg, Germany, 3 German Fibromyalgia Assoc., Bad Seckach, 

Germany 

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PH 096 PUBLIC EXPECTATIONS OF RECOVERY AND BELIEFS 

ABOUT WHIPLASH INJURY: A CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON 

BETWEEN AUSTRALIANS AND SINGAPOREANS Tze Siong Ng1 , 

Geoff Bostick2 , Ashley Pedler3 , Rachelle Buchbinder4 , Bill Vicenzino3 , 

Michele Sterling5 , 1Nat’l. Univ. Hosp., Singapore, Singapore, 2Univ. of 

Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, 3Univ. of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 

4 5 Monash Univ., Malvern, Australia, Univ. of Queensland, Herston, 

Australia 

PH 097 PSYCHOLOGICAL SUBGROUPS DUE TO THE 

AVOIDANCE-ENDURANCE MODEL (AEM) IN FEMALE PATIENTS 

WITH WORK-RELATED NECK AND SHOULDER PAIN (WRNSP) 

OR WHIPLASH: DO THEY DIFFER IN PAIN AND DISABILITY? 

Heike Plaas 1 , Pernilla Larsman 2 , Miriam Vollenbroek-Hutten 3 , Monika 

I. Hasenbring 1 , 1 Ruhr-Univ. of Bochum, Bochum, Germany, 2 Univ. 

of Gothenburg, Gothenburg, Sweden, 3 Univ. of Twente, Enschede, 


PH 098 REDUCING PERIPHERAL NOCICEPTION IN INDIVIDUALS 

WITH CHRONIC WHIPLASH SYMPTOMS, FOLLOWING 

SUCCESSFUL CERVICAL RADIOFREQUENCY NEUROTOMY, 

RESULTS IN IMMEDIATE IMPROVEMENTS IN ALL PHYSICAL AND 

SOME PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPAIRMENTS Ashley D. Smith 1 , Michele 

Sterling 1 , Gwen Jull 1 , Geoff Schneider 2 , Bevan Frizzell 2 , Robert A. 

Hooper 2 , 1 Univ. of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 2 Univ. of Calgary, 

Calgary, Canada 

PH 099 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SMALL FIBER DYSFUNCTION 

AND NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC NERVE 

LESIONS Nadine Attal 1 , Frédéric Adam 1 , Nurcan Ueceyler 2 , Valérie 

Gaude-Joindreau 1 , Françoise Morain 1 , Claudia Sommer 2 , Didier 

Bouhassira 1 , 1 Hôpital Ambroise Paré, APHP and INSERM, Boulogne- 

Billancourt, France, 2 Univ. of Wurtzburg, Wurtzburg, Germany 

PH 100 NEURONAL CORRELATES OF ILLUSORY LIMB 

OWNERSHIP IN UPPER-LIMB AMPUTEES WITH AND WITHOUT 

PHANTOM LIMB PAIN Robin Bekrater-Bodmann 1 , Jens Foell 1 , Felix 

Bach 2 , Hüseyin Kemal Çakmak 2 , Heiko Maaß 2 , Mariela Rance 1 , Sandra 

Kamping 1 , Martin Diers 1 , Jörg Trojan 1 , Xaver Fuchs 1 , Herta Flor 1 , 

1 Central Inst. of Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany, 2 Karlsruhe Inst. of 

Tech, Karlsruhe, Germany 

PH 101 PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC PAIN FOLLOWING TOTAL 

HIP OR KNEE ARTHROPLASTY Dragana Boljanovic-Susic 1 , Linda J. 

Woodhouse 2 , Paul Stratford 3 , Joy MacDermid 3 , Maria S. Rachevitz 4 , 

Danille Petruccelli 5 , Justin De Beer 6 , Jeffrey Gollish 7 , Iona MacRitchie 8 , 

1 Sunnybrook Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Ctr., Oakville, Canada, 

2 Univ. of Edmonton, Edmonton, Canada, 3 McMaster Univ., Hamilton, 

Canada, 4 Holland Ctr., Toronto, Canada, 5 Hamilton Health Sncs. 

Henderson Hospit, Hamilton, Canada, 6 Henderson Research Ctr., 

Hamilton, Canada, 7 Sunnybrook Holland Orthopaedic and Arthritic 

Ctr., Toronto, Canada, 8 Holland Orthopaedic & Arthritic Ctr., Toronto, 

Canada 

PH 102 LOSS OF EPIDERMAL NERVE FIBRES WITH 

MAINTENANCE OF HAIR FOLLICLES INNERVATION IN THE 

ALLODYNIC SKIN OF PATIENTS WITH POST-HERPETIC 

NEURALGIA: PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS 

Michelangelo Buonocore, Antonella Bodini, Anna Maria Gatti, Georgia 

Amato, Cesare Bonezzi, Fondazione Maugeri, Pavia, Italy 

PH 103 THE KV7 CHANNEL ACTIVATOR RETIGABINE 

ATTENUATES MECHANICAL ALLODYNIA, BUT NOT HEAT 

HYPERALGESIA, ASSOCIATED WITH PAINFUL DIABETIC 

NEUROPATHY IN RATS Ailsa Dermody, Tomoko Kamishima, John 

Quayle, Laiche Djouhri, Univ. of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK 

PH 104 MECHANISMS OF PAIN IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: 

A COMBINED CLINICAL AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY 

Giulia Di Stefano, Silvia La Cesa, Simone Di Rezze, Antonella 

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Cruccu, Univ. of Rome “Sapienza”, Rome, Italy 

PH 105 VIRTUAL REALITY MIRROR BOX MOVEMENTS 

DIFFERENTIALLY ACTIVATE SENSORIMOTOR CORTEX IN 

AMPUTEES WITH AND WITHOUT PHANTOM LIMB PAIN Martin 

Diers 1 , Jörg Trojan 1 , Robin Bekrater-Bodmann 1 , Jens Foell 1 , Xaver 

Fuchs 1 , Mariela Rance 1 , Sandra Kamping 1 , Felix Bach 2 , Heiko Maaß 2 , 

Hueseyin Çakmak 2 , Herta Flor 1 , 1 Central Inst. of Mental Health, 

Mannheim, Germany, 2 Karlsruhe Inst. of Tech, Karslruhe, Germany

PH 106 PRIMARY ERYTHROMELALGIA – PRESENTATION OF 

THREE CLINICAL CASES Jan Dobrogowski, Magdalena Kocot- 

Kepska, Anna Przeklasa-Muszynska, Jerzy Wordliczek, Medical Coll. 

Jagiellonian Univ., Kraków, Poland 

PH 107 HIGH CONCENTRATION (8%) OF CAPSAICIN PATCH: 

EFFECTIVENESS AND SAFETY IN REAL CLINICAL PRACTICE 

FOR TREATMENT OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN OF NON-DIABETIC 

ETIOLOGY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC Tomas Dolezal 1 , Milan 

Vocelka 1 , Jiri Klimes 1 , Dagmar Kupkova 2 , 1 Inst. of Health Economics 

and Tech Assessment, Prague, Czech Republic, 2 Astellas Pharma, 

s.r.o, Prague, Czech Republic 

PH 108 REDUCED μ-OPIOID RECEPTOR AVAILABILITY IN 

NUCLEUS ACCUMBENS IN TRIGEMINAL NEUROPATHIC PAIN 

Marcos F. DosSantos, Ilkka K. Martikainen, Thiago D. Nascimento, 

Tiffany M. Love, Misty D. Deboer, Leen N. Khatib, Jon K. Zubieta, 

Alexandre F. DaSilva, Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA 

PH 109 VISUAL AND PROPRIOCEPTIVE INFLUENCES ON MENTAL 

HAND ROTATION IN PHANTOM LIMB PAIN PATIENTS Jens Foell, 

Robin Bekrater-Bodmann, Martin Diers, Xaver Fuchs, Jörg Trojan, 

Pinar Yilmaz, Mariela Rance, Sandra Kamping, Herta Flor, Central Inst. 

of Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany 

PH 110 ALTERATIONS IN PAIN AND PERCEPTION THRESHOLDS 

IN UNILATERAL ARM AMPUTEES WITH AND WITHOUT PHANTOM 

LIMB PAIN Xaver Fuchs, Jens Foell, Robin Bekrater-Bodmann, Martin 

Diers, Jörg Trojan, Pinar Yilmaz, Mariela Rance, Sandra Kamping, 

Herta Flor, Central Inst. of Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany 

PH 111 PAIN MECHANISMS IN PAINFUL DIABETIC NEUROPATHY 

Christian Geber, Felix Bühling, David Ciabattoni, Marcel Fechir, Frank 

Birklein, Universitätsmedizin Mainz, Mainz, Germany 

PH 112 PAIN MODULATION PATTERN: A NOVEL 

PSYCHOPHYSICALLY-BASED DESCRIPTOR OF PATIENTS’ PAIN 

PROCESSING CAPACITIES Yelena Granovsky 1 , Michal Granot 2 , 

Hadas Nahman-Averbuch 3 , Mogher Khamaisi 4 , David Yarnitsky 1 , 

1 Technion Medical Sch. and Rambam Health Care Campus, Haifa, 

Israel, 2 Univ. of Haifa, Haifa, Israel, 3 Technion Medical Sch., Haifa, 


PH 113 TREATMENT OF PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHIC PAIN 

WITH THE CAPSAICIN 8% PATCH: IS QUANTITATIVE SENSORY 

TESTING A USEFUL TOOL TO PREDICT RESPONSE TO 

TREATMENT? Burkhard Gustorff1 , Chris D. Poole2 , Herwig Kloimstein1 , 

Nicole Hacker1 , Rudolf Likar3 , 1Medical Univ. of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 

2 3 Cardiff MediCtr., Cardiff, UK, Ctr. for Interdisciplinary Pain Therapy, 

Klagenfurt, Austria 

PH 114 NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN TREATED LEPROSY PATIENTS IN 

ETHIOPIA: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY Omer Hamid Haroun 1 , 

Fasil Tesfay 2 , Elizabeth Bizuneh 2 , J. Wim Brandsma 3 , Aki Hietaharju 4 , 

Maija Haanpää 5 , Diana N. J. Lockwood 6 , 1 London Sch. of Hygiene and 

Tropical Med., London, UK, 2 All Africa Leprosy Tuberculosis Rehab. 

Research Training Ctr., Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 3 Hand Ctr. Utrecht, 

Utrecht, Netherlands, 4 Tampere Univ. Hosp., Tampere, Finland, 

5 Helsinki Univ. Central Hosp., Helsinki, Finland, 6 London Sch. of 

Hygiene & Tropical Med., London, UK 

PH 115 MUTATIONS OTHER THAN NaV1.7 IN ERYTHROMELALGIA 

Zhiping Zhang 1 , Martin Schmelz 2 , Tormod Helås 3 , Hans Quiding 1 , 

Kristin Ørstavik 3 , Inge-Petter Kleggetveit 3 , Märta Segerdahl 1 , Carina 

Ctr.holt 1 , Ellen Jørum 3 , 1 AstraZeneca R&D, Södertälje, Sweden, 2 Univ. 

of Heidelberg at Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany, 3 Oslo Univ. Hosp., 

Oslo, Norway 

PH 116 LEARNING TO LIVE AND MOVE WITH CHRONIC 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN DIABETES Iris M. Kanera 1 , Joop M. 

Ruijgrok 2 , Hanne P. J. Kindermans 1 , Jeanine A. M. Verbunt 3 , 

1 Maastricht Univ., Maastricht, Netherlands, 2 Maastricht Univ. Medical 

Ctr. (MUMC), Maastricht, Netherlands, 3 Maastricht Univ., the 

Netherlands; Maastricht Univ. Medical Ctr. (MUMC), the Netherlands; 

Adelante Ctr. of Expertise in Rehab. and Audiology, Hoensbroek, 


PH 117 PATHOGENETIC NEUROTROFIC THERAPY IN PATIENTS 

WITH DIABETIC NEUROPATHY FOR CORRECTION OF PAIN Yuliya 

Karakulova, Elena Batueva, Natalya Kaygorodova, Perm State Medical 

Academy, Perm, Russia 


PH 118 COMPARISON BETWEEN STEREOLOGIC AND MANUAL 

ASSESSMENT OF DERMAL NERVES IN PAINFUL NEUROPATHY 

Páll R. Karlsson 1 , Troels S. Jensen 1 , Giuseppe Lauria 2 , Jens R. 

Nyengaard 1 , 1 Aarhus Univ., Aarhus, Denmark, 2 Nat’l. Neurological Inst. 

“Carlo Besta”, Milan, Italy 

PH 119 EFFICACY OF A CAPSAICIN 8% PATCH FOR 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN: A WITHIN-SUBJECT META-ANALYSIS OF A 

CLINICAL TRIALS DATABASE Joy Mou 1 , Florence Paillard 2 , Barry 

Turnbull 3 , Jeremeiah J. Trudeau 1 , Malcolm Stoker 4 , Nathaniel P. Katz 1 , 

1 Analgesic Solutions, Natick, USA, 2 Focus Biocom, Durango, USA, 

3 BioBridges, Needham, USA, 4 Astellas, Leiderdorp, Netherlands 

PH 120 IMPACT OF STUDY AND PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS ON 

ASSAY SENSITIVITY IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN INDICATIONS: META- 

ANALYSIS OF CAPSAICIN 8% PATCH CLINICAL TRIALS FOR PHN 

AND HIV-AN Joy Mou 1 , Florence Paillard 2 , Barry Turnbull 3 , Jeremeiah 

J. Trudeau 1 , Malcolm Stoker 4 , Nathaniel P. Katz 1 , 1 Analgesic Solutions, 

Natick, USA, 2 Focus Biocom, Durango, USA, 3 BioBridges, Needham, 

USA, 4 Astellas, Leiderdorp, Netherlands 

PH 121 CAPSAICIN 8% PATCH: ONSET, DURATION OF 

RESPONSE, AND EFFECTS OF MULTIPLE TREATMENTS IN 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN PATIENTS Joy Mou 1 , Florence Paillard 2 , Barry 

Turnbull 3 , Jeremeiah J. Trudeau 1 , Malcolm Stoker 4 , Nathaniel P. Katz 1 , 

1 Analgesic Solutions, Natick, USA, 2 Focus Biocom, Durango, USA, 

3 BioBridges, Needham, USA, 4 Astellas, Leiderdorp, Netherlands 

PH 122 PREDICTORS OF RESPONSE IN PATIENTS WITH POST- 

HERPETIC NEURALGIA AND HIV-ASSOCIATED NEUROPATHY 

TREATED WITH CAPSAICIN 8% PATCH Joy Mou 1 , Florence Paillard 2 , 

Barry Turnbull 3 , Jeremeiah J. Trudeau 1 , Malcolm Stoker 4 , Nathaniel P. 

Katz 1 , 1 Analgesic Solutions, Natick, USA, 2 Focus Biocom, Durango, 

USA, 3 BioBridges, Needham, UK, 4 Astellas, Leiderdorp, Netherlands 

PH 123 CONCOMITANT MEDICATION USE FOR PERIPHERAL 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN: REDUCTION FOLLOWING TREATMENT 

WITH THE CAPSAICIN 8% PATCH IN A REAL-WORLD SETTING 

Kai-Uwe Kern 1 , Walburga Nowack 1 , Chris Poole 2 , 1 Ctr. of Pain Med. 

and Palliative Care, Wiesbaden, Germany, 2 Cardiff MediCtr., Cardiff, 

UK 

PH 124 HIGH CONCENTRATION CAPSAICIN PATCH IMPROVES 

QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH NEUROPATHIC NON- 

DIABETIC PAIN Jiri Klimes 1 , Tomas Dolezal 1 , Milan Vocelka 1 , Dagmar 

Kupkova 2 , 1 Inst. of Health Economics and Tech Assessment, Prague, 

Czech Republic, 2 Astellas Pharma, s.r.o., Prague, Czech Republic 

PH 125 PREVALENCE AND INCIDENCE OF CHRONIC PAIN 

WITH OR WITHOUT NEUROPATHIC CHARACTERISTICS IN 

PATIENTS WITH CANCER Ivan Krakowski 1 , Elisabeth Luporsi 1 , Didier 

Bouhassira 2 , 1 Ctr. Alexis Vautrin, Nancy, France, 2 INSERM U987, 

Boulogne-Billancourt, France 

PH 126 A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF THE PREDICTORS OF PAIN 

AND SENSORY CHANGES IN THE FIRST YEAR FOLLOWING 

SPINAL CORD INJURY Nanna Brix Finnerup 1 , Karen Lund 1 , Cecilia 

Norrbrink 2 , Katarzyna Trok 3 , Inger Lauge Johannesen 4 , Jens Christian 

Sørensen 5 , Troels Staehelin Jensen 1 , Lars Werhagen 2 , 1 Aarhus Univ., 

Aarhus, Denmark, 2 Danderyds Hosp., Stockholm, Sweden, 3 Karolinska 

Univ. Hosp., Stockholm, Sweden, 4 Viborg Hosp., Viborg, Denmark, 

5 Aarhus Univ. Hosp., Aarhus, Denmark 

PH 127 CONTACT HEAT EVOKED POTENTIALS AND SENSORY 

TESTING AS TOOLS FOR PREDICTING RESPONSE OF 

LIDOCAINE (5%) MEDICATED PLASTER IN PERIPHERAL 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN Caspar S. Madsen, Birger Johnsen, Anders 

Fuglsang-Frederiksen, Troels S. Jensen, Nanna B. Finnerup, Aarhus 

Univ. Hosp., Aarhus, Denmark 

PH 128 PREVALENCE OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN (ACCORDING 

TO THE IASP GRADING SYSTEM) IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC 

PAIN REFERRED TO A MULTIDISCIPLINARY PAIN CLINIC Gitte 

Handberg 1 , Thomas P. Enggaard 2 , Marianne F. Madsen 1 , Per G. 

Andersen 1 , Lisbeth Skovmand 1 , Henrik B. Madsen 1 , 1 Multidisciplinary 

Pain Clinic, Odense Univ. Hosp., Odense, Denmark, 2 ESES Unit, 

Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Med., Univ. Hosp. 

Odense, Odense, Denmark 

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PH 129 GLUCOCORTICOIDS INTENSIFY THE RISK OF CHRONIC 

PAIN AFTER SURGERY FOR SPINAL CORD TUMORS Yuki Onishi- 

Kato 1 , Koichi Tsuzaki 1 , Masaya Nakamura 1 , Saori Hashiguchi 1 , Shizuko 

Kosugi 1 , Manami Takano 2 , Junzo Takeda 1 , 1 Keio Univ. Sch. of Med., 

Tokyo, Japan, 2 Keio Univ. Hosp., Tokyo, Japan 

PH 130 CHARCOT MARIE TOOTH DUE TO A NOVEL Trp101Stop 

MYELIN PROTEIN ZERO MUTATION ASSOCIATED WITH 

DEBILITATING NEUROPATHIC PAIN Juan D. Ramirez, David L. H. 

Bennett, King’s Coll. London, London, UK 

PH 131 INTER-RATER RELIABILITY OF COLORED PAIN 

DRAWINGS IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN ASSESSMENT: 

A PROSPECTIVE STUDY Nalini Sehgal 1 , Debra B. Gordon 2 , Scott J. 

Hetzel 1 , Misha-Miroslav Backonja3, 1Uni of Wisconsin Sch. of Med. & 

Public Health, Madison, USA, 2 Uni of Washington, Seattle, USA, 3 Uni of 

Wisconsin Sch. of Med. & Public Health, Salt Lake City, USA 

PH 132 DIFFUSION-TENSOR IMAGING IN UPPER-LIMB AMPUTEES 

WITH PHANTOM-LIMB PAIN Jörg Trojan 1 , Robin Bekrater-Bodmann 1 , 

Martin Diers 1 , Jens Foell 1 , Xaver Fuchs 1 , Sandra Kamping 1 , Mariela 

Rance 1 , Michaela Ruttorf 2 , Herta Flor 1 , 1 Central Inst. of Mental Health, 

Mannheim, Germany, 2 Univ. of Heidelberg, Mannheim, Germany 

PH 133 fMRI EVIDENCE OF DEGENERATION-INDUCED 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN DIABETES: ENHANCED LIMBIC AND 

STRIATAL ACTIVATIONS Ming-Tsung Tseng 1 , Ming-Chang Chiang 2 , 

Chi-Chao Chao 1 , Wen-Yih Tseng 1 , Sung-Tsang Hsieh 1 , 1 Nat’l. Taiwan 

Univ. Hosp., Taipei, Taiwan, 2 Nat’l. Yang-Ming Univ., Taipei, Taiwan 

PH 134 PAIN AND NEUROPATHY AFTER CHEMOTHERAPY: 

A PROSPECTIVE STUDY Lise Ventzel, Anders B. Jensen, Anni R. 

Jensen, Troels S. Jensen, Nanna B. Finnerup, Aarhus Univ. Hosp., 


PH 135 LOWER CONSUMPTION OF CONCOMITANT 

PAIN MEDICATION AND OTHER RESOURCE USE AFTER 

ADMINISTRATION OF 8% CAPSAICIN PATCH: RESULTS OF 

THE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY Milan Vocelka 1 , Jiri Klimes 1 , Tomas 

Dolezal 1 , Dagmar Kupkova 2 , 1 Inst. of Health Economics and Tech 

Assessment, Prague, Czech Republic, 2 Astellas Pharma, s.r.o., 

Prague, Czech Republic 

PH 136 SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT WITH REPEATED 

APPLICATIONS OF THE CAPSAICIN 8% PATCH FOR PERIPHERAL 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN: A CASE SERIES Till Wagner, Andrea Roth- 

Daniek, Medizinisches ZentrumStädteregion Aachen, Würselen, 

Germany 

PH 137 USE OF DULOXETINE OR PREGABALIN IN 

MONOTHERAPY VERSUS COMBINATION THERAPY OF BOTH 

DRUGS IN PATIENTS WITH PAINFUL DIABETIC NEUROPATHY: 

THE “COMBO-DN Study”, A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, 

PARALLEL GROUP TRIAL Stefan Wilhelm 1 , Alexander Schacht 1 , 

Alberto Lledo 2 , Sireesha Pamulapati 3 , Solomon Tesfaye 4 , Thomas 

Tölle 5 , Didier Bouhassira 6 , Giorgio Cruccu 7 , Vladimir Skljarevski 8 , 

Rainer Freynhagen 9 , 1 Lilly Deutschland GmbH, Bad Homburg, 

Germany, 2 Clínica Creu Blanca, Barcelona, Spain, 3 Eli Lilly & Co., 

Windlesham, UK, 4 �� 5 Klinikum 

Rechts der Isar, Munich, Germany, 6 Hôpital Ambroise Paré, Boulogne- 

Billancourt, France, 7 Sapienza Univ., Rome, Italy, 8 Eli Lilly & Co., 

Indianapolis, USA, 9Benedictus Krankenhaus, Tutzing, Germany 

PH 138 ELEVATED BIOMARKERS OF NITROSATIVE DAMAGE IN 

PATIENTS WITH PAINFUL DIABETIC NEUROPATHY Stephen Zicha, 

Stéphane St-Onge, Jennifer M. A. Laird, AstraZeneca R&D Montreal, 

St-Laurent, Canada 

PH 139 THE PAIN IN PERSISTENT SOMATOFORM PAIN DISORDER 

Debasish Basu, Munish Aggarwal, Sannidhya Varma, Sandeep Grover, 

Postgraduate Inst. of Medical Education & Research, Chandigarh, India 

PH 140 METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN THE MEASUREMENT 

OF eNO: IMPLICATIONS FOR SICKEL CELL DISEASE PAIN 

RESEARCH Wendy B. Smith 1 , Raymond Dionne 1 , Ricardo A. Cruciani 2 , 

David Stroncek 1 , Alan N. Schechter 1 , 1 Nat’l. Inst.s of Health, Bethesda, 

USA, 2 Beth Israel Medical Ctr., New York, USA 

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PH 141 NO INFLUENCE OF DOPAMINERGIC MEDICATION 

ON ENDOGENOUS PAIN INHIBITION AS MEASURED BY A 

CONDITIONED PAIN MODULATION PARADIGM IN PATIENTS WITH 

PARKINSON’S DISEASE Wiebke Grashorn, Christian Sprenger, 

Sabrina Diedrich, Katharina Wesemann, Carsten Buhmann, Ulrike 

Bingel, Univ. Medical Ctr. Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany 

PH 142 PUTTING PAIN TO BED: ASSOCIATIONS OF SLEEP WITH 

ACUTE AND CHRONIC POST-THORACOTOMY PAIN Barbara 

A. Hastie 1 , Grace E. Dean 2 , Wei Hou 3 , Reginald F. Frye 4 , Margaret 

R. Wallace 5 , Paul Jacobsen 6 , André Pierre Boezaart 5 , Charles T. 

Klodell, Jr. 5 , 1 Univ. of Florida Coll. of Dentistry, Gainesville, USA, 

2 Univ. of Buffalo & Roswell Park Cancer Inst., Buffalo, USA, 3 Univ. of 

Florida Coll. of Public Health & Health Professions, Gainesville, USA, 

4 Univeristy of Florida Coll. of Pharmacy, Gainesville, USA, 5 Univ. of 

Florida Coll. of Med., Gainesville, USA, 6 �� 

South Florida, Tampa, USA 

PH 143 GENETIC POLYMORPHISMS ASSOCIATED WITH PAIN IN 

SICKLE CELL DISEASE Ellie Jhun, Ying He, Robert E. Molokie, Diana 

J. Wilkie, Zaijie Jim Wang, Univ. of Illinois, Chicago, USA 

PH 144 GLUTEN PAIN SYNDROMES Svetlana Kopishinskaya, Nizhny 

Novgorod Medical Academy, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia 

PH 145 PAIN PERCEPTION AND DOPA RESPONSIVE DYSTONIA 

Anette T. Møller 1 , Arafat Nasser 2 , Troels S. Jensen 3 , Ole J. Bjerrum 4 , 

Lisbeth B. Møller 5 , 1 Univ. Hosp. of Aarhus, Aarhus, Denmark, 2 Inst. 

of Pharmacology, Copenhagen, Denmark, 3 Danish Pain Research 

Ctr., Aarhus, Denmark, 4 Dept. Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapy, 

Aarhus, Denmark, 5 The Kennedy Ctr., Glostrup, Denmark 

PH 146 A COMPARISON OF POSTOPERATIVE PAIN SCORES 

FOLLOWING INTRAOPERATIVELY ADMINISTERED SUFENTANIL 

OR REMIFENTANIL Maarten O. Mensink, Judy S. Veldhuijzen, Cor J. 

Kalkman, Hans J. Gerbershagen, UMC Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands 

PH 147 AN EXPLORATION OF A SCREENING TOOL FOR TSH, 

DHEAS, AND TESTOSTERONE LAB ORDERING IN A SAMPLE OF 

CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS John F. Peppin, Kenneth L. Kirsh, The 

Pain Treatment Ctr. of the Bluegrass, Lexington, USA 

PH 148 ALEXITHYMIC TENDENCY EXACERBATES THE RISK OF 

CHRONIC PAIN IN A GENERAL POPULATION: THE HISAYAMA 

STUDY Mao K. Shibata 1 , Masako Hosoi 1 , Kozo Anno 1 , Seiko Makino 1 , 

Rie Iwaki 1 , Koji Yamashiro 1 , Toshiyuki Yoshida 2 , Nobuyuki Sudo 1 , 

1 Kyushu Univ., Fukuoka city, Japan, 2 Int’l. Univ. of Health and Welfare 

Sch. of Rehab. Sncs. at Fukuoka, Fukuoka city, Japan 

PH 149 IN VIVO CORNEAL CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY AND 

CLINICAL CORRELATIONS IN FIBROMYALGIA (FM) Roni M. Shtein, 

Munira Hussain, Mariam Hamid, Nilesh Raval, David A. Williams, 

Daniel J. Clauw, Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA 

PH 150 PAIN IN MALARIA: AN ASSESSMENT OF ITS 

PREVALENCE, CHARACTER AND CORRELATES IN IBADAN 

Olaitan A. Soyannwo 1 , Ike-Oluwa O. Ajayi 2 , Abraham Idokoko 2 , 

Catherine O. Falade 2 , 1 Univ. Coll. Hosp., Ibadan, Nigeria, 2 Univ. of 

Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria 

PH 151 MEASURING THE PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC PAIN 

WITHIN THE DRUG TREATMENT SETTING Helen Sweeting, Western 

Health, Footscray, Australia 

PH 152 MUSCLE PAIN SENSITIVITY IN HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS 

WITH AND WITHOUT CHRONIC PAIN Emmanuele Tafuri 1 , Sara Di 

Fabio 1 , Elsa Cozza 2 , Giannapia Affaitati 1 , Alessandra Fabrizio 1 , Claudio 

Tana 1 , Giorgio Costa 1 , Marco Bucci 1 , Maria A. Giamberardino 1 , 1 ”G. 

D’Annunzio” Univ. of Chieti, Chieti Scalo, Italy, 2 ”G. D’Annunzio” Univ. of 

Chieti, Chieti Scalo, Ivory Coast 

PH 154 A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL ON TREATMENT 

FOR SPASTICITY AFTER STROKE BY HAN’S ACUPOINT NERVE 

STIMULATOR Ye Zhao 1 , Yi Guo 2 , Yue Zhang 2 , 1 China Academy of 

Chinese Medical Sncs., Beijing, China, 2 Tianjin Univ. of Traditional 

Chinese Med., Tianjin, China

PH 156 POSTOPERATIVE PAIN IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS: 

CORRELATION BETWEEN NUMBERS OF FLUCTUATION OF 

SKIN CONDUCTANCE AND NUMERICAL CONVENTIONAL PAIN 

SCORES. Giuliana Arena, Marinella Astuto, Massimiliano Sardo, 

Manuela D’Aquino, Antonino Gullo, “Policlinico” Univ. Hosp., Catania, 

Italy 

PH 157 CAREGIVERS’ ACCURACY AND CONFIDENCE IN 

DETECTING DECEPTION IN FACIAL EXPRESSIONS OF PAIN IN 

CHILDREN Katelynn E. Boerner1 , Christine T. Chambers1 , Kenneth D. 

Craig2 , Rebecca R. Pillai Riddell3 , 1Dalhousie Univ., Halifax, Canada, 

2 3 Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, York Univ., Toronto, 

Canada 

PH 158 A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS ON 

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NON-SUCROSE SWEET TASTING 

SOLUTIONS FOR ACUTE PROCEDURAL PAIN RELIEF IN 

NEONATES – AN UPDATE Mariana Bueno 1 , Janet Yamada 2 , Denise 

Harrison 3 , Sobia Khan 2 , Arne Ohlsson 4 , Thomasin Adams-Webber 2 , 

Joseph Beyene 2 , Bonnie Stevens 2 , 1 Sch. of Nursing, Federal Univ. of 

Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, 2 The Hosp. for Sick Children, 

Toronto, Canada, 3 Fac. of Health Sncs., Univ. of Ottawa, Ottawa, 

Canada, 4 Fac. of Med., Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

PH 159 ORAL HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN CHILDREN IN 

PALLIATIVE CARE Camila M. Carrillo 1 , Sumatra M. P. Jales 1 , Cynthia 

Savioli 1 , Silvia M. M. Barbosa 2 , Manoel J. Teixeira 1 , José Tadeu T. 

Siqueira 1 , 1 Hosp. das Clínicas, Fac. of Med., Univ. of São Paulo, São 

Paulo, Brazil, 2 Inst. da Criança, Hosp. das Clínicas, Fac. of Med., Univ. 

of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

PH 160 HEADACHE IN CHILDREN WITH JUVENILE IDIOPATHIC 

ARTHRITIS (JIA) – A CLINICAL CASE CONTROL STUDY 

Eva Leksell 1 , Malin Ernberg 2 , Bo Magnusson 3 , Britt Hedenberg- 

Magnusson 4 , 1 Blekinge Hosp., Karlskrona, Sweden, 2 Karolinska Inst.t, 

Huddinge, Sweden, 3 Karolinska Univ. Hosp., Stockholm, Sweden, 

4 Eastman Dental Inst., Stockholm, Sweden 

PH 161 FEEDING HISTORY OF PRETERM INFANTS TREATED 

WITH ORAL SUCROSE FOR PAIN RELIEF DURING NEONATAL 

PERIOD Maria Beatriz M. Linhares, Larissa O. Souza, Claudia M. 

Gaspardo, Beatriz O. Valeri, Francisco E. Martinez, Univ. of Sao Paulo, 

Ribeirao Preto, Brazil 

PH 162 POSTOPERATIVE PAIN MANAGEMENT FOR CORRECTION 

OF CONGENITAL SCOLIOSIS IN SRINAGARIND HOSPITAL, KHON 

KAEN, THAILAND Wimonrat Sriraj, Paramaporn Sriwoon, Panaratana 

Ratanasuwan Yimyam, Malinee Wongsawadiwat, Kitiwan Vipulakorn, 

Sasiwimon Pongjunyakul, Somboon Thienthong, Srinagarind Hosp., 

Khon Kaen, Thailand 

PH 163 PAIN REACTIVITY AND RECOVERY IN PRETERM 

NEONATES UNDER SUCROSE FOR PAIN RELIEF Beatriz O. Valeri 1 , 

Aline F. Caetano 2 , Claudia M. Gaspardo 3 , Francisco E. Martinez 4 , Maria 

Beatriz M. Linhares 1 , 1 Univ. of Sào Paulo, Fac. of Med. at Ribeirào 

Preto, Ribeirão Preto, Brazil, 2 Univ. of Sào Paulo, Fac. of Med. at 

Ribeirao Preto, Ribeirão Preto, Brazil, 3 Univ. of Sao Paulo, Fac. of Med. 

at Ribeirao Preto, Ribeirão Preto, Brazil, 4 Univ. of Sao Paulo, Fac. of 

Medicene at Ribeirào Preto, Ribeirão Preto, Brazil 

PH 164 ETHNIC DISPARITIES IN PAIN AMONG SENIOR AFRICAN 

AMERICANS AND EUROPEAN AMERICANS LeKisha Y. Edwards 1 , 

Christopher L. Edwards 2 , 1 Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel 

Hill, USA, 2 Duke Univ. Medical Ctr., Durham, USA 

PH 165 COMPARISON OF PAIN PREVALENCE IN SPECIAL 

CARE UNITS OF NURSING HOMES AND IN SHARED HOUSING 

ARRANGEMENTS Thomas W. Fischer 1 , Andreas Worch 2 , Ines Wulff 3 , 

Karin Wolf-Ostermann 2 , 1 Evangelische Hochschule Dresden, Dresden, 

Germany, 2 Alice-Salomon-Hochschule, Berlin, Germany, 3 Charité - 

Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany 


PH 166 A BRIEF EDUCATIONAL INTERVENTION ABOUT PAIN 

AND AGING FOR OLDER MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY AND 

HEALTHCARE WORKERS Lucia Gagliese 1 , Laura Katz 2 , Maggie 

Gibson 3 , Alexander J. Clark 4 , David Lussier 5 , Allan Gordon 6 , Michael 

Salter 7 , 1 York Univ., Toronto, Canada, 2 Queens Univ., Kingston, 

Canada, 3 St. Joseph’s Health Care, London, Canada, 4 Capital Health 

and Dalhousie Univ., Halifax, Canada, 5 Univ. of Montreal and McGill 

Univ., Montreal, Canada, 6 Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 7 Univ. of 

Toronto and Hosp. for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada 

PH 167 REDUCED TOLERANCE TO PAIN IN PATIENTS WITH 

MILD TO MODERATE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE Christina Jensen- 

Dahm 1 , Mads U. Werner 2 , Martin Ballegaard 2 , Jørgen B. Dahl 2 , Troels 

S. Jensen 3 , Gunhild Waldemar 2 , 1 Copenhagen Univ. Hosp. RigsHosp. 

et, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2 Copenhagen Univ. Hosp., RigsHosp. 

et, Copenhagen, Denmark, 3 Danish Pain Research Ctr., Aarhus Univ. 


PH 168 PREVALENCE AND CORRELATES OF CHRONIC 

MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN AMONG BRAZILIAN ELDERS: THE 

PAINEL STUDY Fabiane R. Ferreira, Luciana A. C. Machado, Joao M. 

D. Dias, Raquel R. Britto, Rosangela C. Dias, Federal Univ. of Minas 


PH 169 DEPRESSION AND GENERAL DISABILITY ARE 

ASSOCIATED WITH PAIN INTENSITY IN BRAZILIAN ELDERS: THE 

PAINEL STUDY Luciana A. C. Machado, Joao M. D. Dias, Flavia G. 

P. Couto, Joana U. Viana, Silvia L. Silva, Rosangela C. Dias, Federal 

Univ. of Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil 

PH 170 AGE DIFFERENCES IN EXPERIMENTAL PAIN SENSITIVITY 

FOR PRE-OPERATIVE SHOULDER PATIENTS Corey B. Simon1 , 

Rogelio A. Coronado1 , Carolina Valencia2 , Roger B. Fillingim1 , Thomas 

W. Wright1 , Michael Moser1 , Kevin W. Farmer1 , Steven Z. George1 , 

1 2 Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, USA, Indiana State Univ., Terre Haute, 

USA 

PH 171 KNEE PAIN, IMPACT OF KNEE PAIN, AND HELP-SEEKING 

BEHAVIOR AMONG COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER ADULTS IN 

THAILAND Marisa Suwanraj, Surasak Puttiwanit, Napaporn Puttiwanit, 

Boromarajonani Coll. of Nursing, Songkhla, Meung, Thailand 

PH 172 SEXUALITY IN FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME Bruna Alves 1 , 

Telma Regina Mariotto Zakka 1 , Manoel Jacobsen Teixeira 1 , Silvia 

Regina Dowgan Tesseroli Siqueira 2 , 1 Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, 

Brazil, 2 Sch. of Arts, Snc. and Humanities, Univ. of São Paulo, São 

Paulo, Brazil 

PH 173 ELEVATED COMBINED GLUTAMATE AND GLUTAMINE 

(GLX) IN THE ANTERIOR INSULA IN WOMEN WITH CHRONIC 

PELVIC PAIN Sawsan As-Sanie 1 , Steven E. Harte 1 , Tobias Schmidt- 

Wilcke 2 , David Williams 1 , Daniel J. Clauw 1 , Richard E. Harris 1 , 1 Univ. of 

Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA, 2 Univ. of Tœbingen, Tœbingen, Germany 

PH 174 PUTATIVE RISK FACTORS FOR DYSMENORRHEA: 

RESULTS FROM THE OPPERA STUDY Donna Wilson 1 , Erin Carey 1 , 

Denniz Zolnoun 1 , Gary Slade 1 , Weiyu Hu 1 , Erica Browne 1 , Richard 

Ohrbach 2 , Joel Greenspan 3 , Ron Dubner 3 , Roger Fillingim 4 , William 

Maixner 1 , Eric Bair 1 , 1 Univ. of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, 

USA, 2 Univ. of Buffalo, Buffalo, USA, 3 Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore, 

USA, 4 Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, USA 

PH 175 OPPERA STUDY IDENTIFIES AN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN 

THE USE OF HORMONAL CONTRACEPTIVES AND OROFACIAL 

PAIN AND HEADACHES Sheila Gaynor 1 , Denniz Zolnoun 1 , Erin 

Carey 1 , Gary Slade 1 , Naomi Brownstein 1 , Richard Ohrbach 2 , Roger 

Fillingim 3 , Joel Greenspan 4 , Ron Dubner 4 , William Maixner 1 , Eric Bair 1 , 

1 Univ. of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, USA, 2 Univ. of Buffalo, 

Buffalo, USA, 3 Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, USA, 4 Univ. of Maryland, 


PH 176 IPSILATERAL CORTICAL ACTIVATION IN FIBROMYALGIA 

PATIENTS DURING BRUSHING CORRELATES WITH SYMPTOM 

SEVERITY Nicholas Fallon 1 , Yee Chiu 2 , Xiaoyun Li 1 , Turo Nurmikko 1 , 

Andrej Stancak 1 , 1 Univ. of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK, 2 Wirral Teaching 

Hosp., Wirral, UK 

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PH 177 PUBIC SYMPHYSIS MOBILITY IN PREGNANCY-RELATED 

PELVIC GIRDLE PAIN Colleen M. Fitzgerald 1 , Trudy Mallinson 2 , 

1 Rehab. Inst. of Chicago; Northwestern Univ. Feinberg Sch. of Med., 

Chicago, USA, 2 Univ. of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA 

PH 178 ACUTE POST-OPERATIVE PAIN AFTER CAESAREAN 

SECTION AND THE ROLE OF PRE-OPERATIVE EXPECTATIONS 

Olga Kciuk 1 , Nicola J. Beale 2 , Nicola M. Brooks 1 , Robin Russell 2 , Jane 

Quinlan 1 , Catherine E. Warnaby 1 , 1 Univ. of Oxford, Oxford, UK, 2 Oxford 

Univ. Hosp.s, Oxford, UK 

PH 179 PERSISTENT PAIN FOLLOWING CAESAREAN DELIVERY 

IN PRIMARY CARE Sundar M. Muthukrishnan 1 , Kamalaveni 

Soundararajan 2 , 1 Gartnavel general Hosp., Glasgow, UK, 2 Jamieson 

Medical Practice, Chryston, UK 

PH 180 PAIN SYMPTOMS AND QUANTITATIVE SENSORY TESTING 

IN WOMEN TREATED BY AROMATASE INHIBITORS FOR BREAST 

CANCER: A PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER COHORT STUDY 

OF 138 WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER Serge Perrot 1 , Didier 

Bouhassira 2 , Terkia Medkour 3 , Francoise Laroche 4 , 1 Paris Descartes 

Univ. and INSERM U 987, Paris, France, 2 INSERM, Boulogne, France, 

3 Hôpital Hôtel Dieu, Paris, France, 4 Saint Antoine Hosp., Paris, France 

PH 181 PAIN CATASTROPHIZING CHANGES DURING MENSTRUAL 

CYCLE Ankica Cosic 1 , Lejla Ferhatovic 2 , Adriana Banozic 2 , Suzyen 

Kraljevic 3 , Antonija Maric 1 , Damir Sapunar 2 , Livia Puljak 4 , 1 Univ. of 

Mostar Sch. of Health Sncs., Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2 Univ. 

of Split Sch. of Med., Split, Croatia, 3 Univ. Hosp. Split, Split, Croatia, 

4 Univeristy of Split Sch. of Med., Split, Croatia 

PH 182 PHARMACOLOGICAL AND NON-PARMACOLOGICAL 

CHOICES OF TURKISH WOMEN ON THE MANAGEMENT OF 

DYSMENORRHEA RELATED PROBLEMS Özge Sükût 1 , Meltem 

Yildirim 1 , Sevim Sen 2 , 1 Haliç Univ., Istanbul, Turkey, 2 112 Emergency 

Medical Services, Istanbul, Turkey 

PH 183 CHRONIC POSTSURGICAL PAIN AFTER ABDOMINAL 

HYSTERECTOMY: PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY Ban L. 

Sng, Alex A. T. Sia, KK Women’s and Children’s Hosp., Singapore, 

Singapore 

PH 184 RAPID STRUCTURAL BRAIN ALTERATIONS IN PRIMARY 

DYSMENORRHEA Cheng-Hao Tu 1 , Hsiang-Tai Chao 1 , David M. 

Niddam 2 , Tzu-Chen Yeh 1 , Jiing-Feng Lirng 1 , Jen-Chuen Hsieh 2 , 1 Taipei 

Veterans General Hosp., Taipei, Taiwan, 2 Nat’l. Yang-Ming Univ., Taipei, 

Taiwan 

PH 185 WHITE MATTER ALTERNATIONS IN BRAIN ASSOCIATED 

WITH MENSTRUAL PAIN: A DIFFUSION TENSOR IMAGE STUDY 

Cheng-Hao Tu 1 , Hsuan-Chen Wu 1 , Hsiang-Tai Chao 1 , David M. 

Niddam 2 , Chia-Shu Lin 1 , Jiing-Feng Lirng 1 , Jen-Chuen Hsieh 2 , 1 Taipei 

Veterans General Hosp., Taipei, Taiwan, 2 Nat’l. Yang-Ming Univ., Taipei, 

Taiwan 

PH 186 NON-VISCERAL CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN IS RELATED 

WITH CHANGES IN CORTICAL EXCITABILITY PARAMETERS IN 

THE PERINEUM REPRESENTATION OF THE PRIMARY MOTOR 

CORTEX Telma R. Mariotto Zakka, Lin Tchia Yeng, Manoel Jacobsen 

Teixeira, Diego Toledo Reis Mendes Fernandes, Ricardo Galhardoni, 

�� 

Lancelote Alberto, Marco Antonio Marcolin, Daniel Ciampi Araujo de 

Andrade, Clinics Hosp. of Med. Sch. of Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, 

Brazil 

PH 187 RELIABILITY AND REPRODUCIBILITY OF A NOVEL 

METHODOLOGY FOR ASSESSMENT OF PRESSURE PAIN 

SENSITIVITY IN THE PELVIC REGION Denniz Zolnoun, Eric Bair, 

Greg Essick, Richard Gracely, Jasmine Lewis, William Maixner, Univ. of 

North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, USA 

PH 188 HISTORY OF COMORBID OROFACIAL PAIN AMONG 

WOMEN WITH VULVAR VESTIBULITIS SYNDROME Elizabeth 

Simmons 1 , Eric Bair 1 , Jessica Hartung 2 , Kinnari Desia 1 , William 

Maixner 1 , Andrea Nackley 1 , Denniz Zolnoun 1 , 1 Univ. of North Carolina- 

Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, USA, 2 Campbell Univ., Buies Creek, USA 

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PH 189 COMORBIDITY BETWEEN CHRONIC WIDESPREAD PAIN 

AND VULVODYNIA Anna Ghizzani1 , Valentina Di Sabatino1 , Anna L. 

Suman1 , Giovanni Biasi2 , Enrica L. Santarcangelo3 , Giancarlo Carli1 , 

1 2 3 Univ. of Siena, Siena, Italy, Univ. Hosp., Siena, Italy, Univ. of Pisa, 

Pisa, Italy 

PH 190 A NOVEL NON-INVASIVE BLADDER SENSORY TEST 

SUPPORTS A ROLE FOR DYSMENORRHEA INCREASING 

BLADDER NOCICEPTION Kevin M. Hellman, Frank F. Tu, Aliza E. 

Epstein, Debra L. Sexton, Alexandra I. Melnyk, NorthShore Univ. 

HealthSystem, Evanston, USA 

PH 191 REDUCED PAIN THRESHOLDS AMONG WOMEN WITH 

CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN AND DYSMENORRHEA Frank F. Tu, 

Kevin M. Hellman, Julia J. Resnick, Peter Y. Yu, Kristen E. Pozolo, 

NorthShore Univ. HealthSystem, Evanston, USA 

PH 192 PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF LIPOSOMES AGAINST 

ACROLEIN INDUCED DAMAGE OF BLADDER UROTHELIAL 

CELLS Amanda S. Wolf-Johnston 1 , Pradeep R. Tyagi 1 , Jayabalan 

Nirmal 2 , Ann T. Hanna-Mitchell 1 , Jonathan H. Kaufman 3 , Michele 

Anthony 3 , Michael B. Chancellor 2 , Lori A. Birder 1 , 1 Univ. of Pittsburgh, 

Pittsburgh, USA, 2 Oakland Univ. William Beaumont Sch. of Med., 

Rochester, USA, 3 Lipella Pharmaceuticals, Pittsburgh, USA 

PH 193 MECHANICAL AND CHEMICAL STIMULATION OF HUMAN 

VISCERAL AFFERENTS Cian S. T. McGuire1 , George Boundouki1 , 

James R. F. Hockley1 , Madusha Peiris2 , Hilary McPhail2 , Qasim Aziz2 , 

Ashley Blackshaw2 , Charles Knowles2 , David C. Bulmer1 , 1Wingate Inst. 

of Neurogastroenterology, Queen Mary, Univ. of Londo, London, UK, 

2Wingate Inst. of Neurogastroenterology, Queen Mary, Univ. of London, 

London, UK 

PH 196 THE PHYSICIANS’ PERCEPTION OF OPIOIDS Michal 

Graczyk, Marcin Schiller, Anna Pyszora, Malgorzata Krajnik, Nicolaus 

Copernicus Univ. Collegium Medicum, Bydgoszcz, Poland 

PH 197 INADEQUATE RESIDENT PHYSICIANS’ KNOWLEDGE 

AS AN IMPEDIMENT TO OPIOID USE AND ADEQUATE PAIN 

MANAGEMENT AMONG CANCER PATIENTS IN A PHILIPPINE 

TERTIARY HOSPITAL Maria Fidelis C. Manalo, The Medical City, 

Pasig City, Philippines 

PH 198 THE IMPACT OF IMPRISONMENT ON THE HEALTH RIGHTS 

OF INMATES: A CASE STUDY OF SOROTI PRISON – EASTERN 

UGANDA Mariam M. S. Akiror, HEPS - UGANDA, Kampala, Uganda 

PH 199 PAIN MANAGEMENT PRACTICES: AN EXPLORATORY 

ASSESSMENT Yolande Bangala-Kottelat, Isabelle Decosterd, 

Laurence Peer, CHUV, Lausanne, Switzerland 

PH 200 A PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF SECONDARY PAIN 

AFFECT Drew Carter, The Univ. of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia 

PH 201 PUBLIC VIEWS ON PAIN RESEARCH EXPLORED 

THROUGH A WEB-BASED FORUM Shannon E. G. Duffus 1 , Gilly 

�� 1 , Daniel M. Weary 2 , 1 Canadian Council on Animal Care, Ottawa, 

Canada, 2 Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada 

PH 202 PAIN IN CLASSIC AND CONTEMPORARY PHILOSOPHY 

Ma. Antonieta Flores, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, 

México, Mexico 

PH 205 PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIOLOGY “NEW” PARADIGMS IN 

PAIN Kate M. Jolly, Mick A. Thacker, King’s Coll. London, London, UK 

PH 206 A VALIDATED INSTRUMENT FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF 

MEDICAL TRAINEES IN MULTIPLE DOMAINS OF PROFESSIONAL 

DEVELOPMENT PERTAINING TO PAIN Beth Murinson 1 , Lina Mezei 1 , 

Sarah De Silva 1 , Luis Buenaver 2 , Tim Sutton 3 , 1 Johns Hopkins Univ. 

Sch. of Med., Baltimore, USA, 2 Johns Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, USA, 

3 Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA

PH 207 THE PROGRAMME ACCORD: A VAST PAIN AWARENESS 

AND EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR PERSONS WHO SUFFER FROM 

CHRONIC PAIN, THEIR RELATIVES AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC 

Marie-Josée Rivard 1 , Lyne Lalonde 1 , David Lussier 2 , Carole Hayworth 3 , 

Jean-Marc Miller 4 , Grisell Vargas 5 , Chantal Jeannotte 5 , Manon Côté 6 , 

Sophie Rochon 7 , Nancy Beaudoin 8 , Jacques Laliberté 9 , Nicole Brunet 8 , 

Isabelle Jeannotte 3 , Danielle Belisle 8 , Monique Thibault 8 , Manon 

Choinière 3 , 1 Ctr. Hosp.ier de l’Université de Montréal (CRCHUM), 

Montreal, Canada, 2 Alan Edwards Ctr. for Research on Pain, McGill 

Univ., Montréal, Canada, 3 Ctr. Hosp.ier de l’Université de Montréal 

(CRCHUM), Montréal, Canada, 4 Ctr. de Réadaptation Lucie-Bruneau, 

Montréal, Canada, 5 Ctr. Hosp.ier de l’Université de Montréal, Montréal, 

Canada, 6 Hôpital Juif de Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 7 �� 

Canada, 8 Patient, Montréal, Canada, 9 AQDC, Montréal, Canada 

PH 208 EXPECTATIONS OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS 

REFERRING PATIENTS TO AN AMBULATORY UNIVERSITY PAIN 

CLINIC – A QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEY Konrad Streitberger 1 , Stefanie 

Joos 2 , Valerie Piguet 3 , Michele Curatolo 1 , 1 Inselspital Bern, Bern, 

Switzerland, 2 Univ. Hosp. Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany, 3 Univ. 

Hosp. Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland 

PH 209 ENGAGING PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC PAIN TO 

VOLUNTEER IN UNIVERSITY-BASED RESEARCH Kiran Yashpal, 

Chitra Lalloo, James L. Henry, McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Canada 

PH 210 INTERNSHIP DOCTORS’ KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES 

TOWARD CANCER PAIN MANAGEMENT AT GENERAL HOSPITAL 

IN NORTHEAST OF THAILAND Panaratana R. Yimyaem 1 , Wimonrat 

Sriraj 1 , Malinee Wongswadiwat 1 , Thitinat Tassakhon 1 , Sasiwimon 

Pongjanyakul 2 , Somboon Thienthong 2 , 1 Fac. of Med., Khon Kaen 

Univ., Muang, Thailand, 2 Fac. of Med., Khon Kaen Univ., Khon Kaen, 

Thailand 

PH 211 KNOWLEDGE ABOUT PAIN CLINICS AND PAIN 

PHYSICIANS: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY OF GENERAL 

PHYSICIANS OF KARACHI, PAKISTAN Gauhar Afshan, Aziza 

Hussain, Iqbal Azam, Aga Khan Univ., Karachi, Pakistan 

PH 212 QUALITY MATTERS: AN EVALUATION OF PATIENT 

EXPECTATION AND PERCEPTION WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR PAIN 

SERVICE IMPROVEMENT Anthony F. Davies 1 , Hannah Williams 1 , 

Mark B. Taylor 1 , Peta J. Foxall 2 , 1 Plymouth Hosp.s NHS Trust, 

Plymouth, UK, 2 Peninsula Coll. of Med. and Dentistry, Plymouth, UK 

PH 213 HOSPITAL COSTS OF DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF 

RENAL COLIC IN BRAZILIAN PRIVATE EMERGENCY SERVICE 

Maria Fernanda Zorzi Gatti, Eliseth Ribeiro Leão, Rafaela A. Caliman, 

Edna A. Bussoti, Hosp. Samaritano, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PH 214 EXPERIENCES AND EXPECTATIONS: FINDINGS FROM 

FOCUS GROUPS OF OLDER PEOPLE ATTENDING PAIN CLINICS 

Derek Jones 1 , Denis Martin 2 �� 3 , Geraldine Anthony 4 , 

Amanda Clarke 1 , Paul McNamee 4 , Blair Smith 5 , 1 Northumbria Univ., 

Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK, 2 Teesside Univ., Middlesborough, UK, 3 Univ. 

of Greenwich, London, UK, 4 Aberdeen Univ., Aberdeen, UK, 5 Univ. of 

Dundee, Dundee, UK 

PH 215 PEDIATRIC PAIN PROGRAM IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY: 

HEALTH PROFESSIONAL’S PERSPECTIVES Maria Beatriz M. 

Linhares 1 , Natali C. A. C. Oliveira 2 , Fernanda N. P. Doca 3 , Claudia M. 

Gaspardo 2 , Beatriz O. Valeri 1 , Francisco Eã. Martinez 1 , Ana Paula P. 

Carlotti 1 , Gordon Allen Finley 4 , 1 Univ. of Sao Paulo, Ribeirao Preto, 

Brazil, 2 Hosp. of Clinics - Fac. of Med. at Ribeirao Preto, Ribeirao 

Preto, Brazil, 3 Univ. of Brasilia, Brasilia DF, Brazil, 4 Dalhousie Univ., 

Halifax, Canada 

PH 216 PAIN PROCEDURE VALUATION AS A COMPETITIVE 

STRATEGY James B. Macon, Future Neurospine, Inc, East Orleans, 

USA 

PH 217 PATIENT SATISFACTION WITH PAIN MANAGEMENT 

SERVICES WEST OF SCOTLAND Sundar M. Muthukrishnan 1 , Azfer 

Usmani 2 , 1 Gartnavel General Hosp., Glasgow, UK, 2 Forth valley Royal 

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PH 218 COMPARISON OF SOCIAL DEMOGRAPHIC AND PAIN 

VARIABLES IN URBAN AND RURAL IN-PATIENT AND OUT- 

PATIENT PAIN MEDICINE CENTERS Anna-Maria Schneider 1 , 

Bernhard Klasen 2 , Tamina Brinkschmidt 3 , Susanne Neumeier 3 , Hans- 

Helmut Gockel 4 , Reinhard Thoma 5 , 1 Algesiologikum GmbH, München, 

Germany, 2 Algesiologikum Health Care Ctr., München, Germany, 

3 Krankenhaus für Naturheilweisen, München, Germany, 4 Krankenhaus 

Vilsbiburg, Vilsbiburg, Germany, 5 Diakoniewerk München-Maxvorstadt, 

München, Germany 

PH 219 MODUS OPERANDIS OF AN ACUTE PAIN SERVICE IN AN 

ONCOLOGICAL HOSPITAL IN BRAZIL: A ONE YEAR EXPERIENCE 

Angela Maria Sousa, Léia Alessandra Pinto Yamada, Danielle Boer 

Costa, Silvia maria Tahamtani, Thais Khouri Vanetti, Thiago Alves, 

Fabiana Tomie Chino, Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PH 220 MEXICAN NURSES’ AND NURSING STUDENTS’ 

KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES REGARDING PEDIATRIC PAIN 

Mario I. Ortiz 1 , Eduardo Rangel-Flores 2 , Blanca Castro-Gamez 3 , 

Georgina Romo-Hernandez 4 , Marco A. Escamilla-Acosta 3 , 1 Hosp. del 

Niëo DIF, Hidalgo, and Inst. de Ciencias de la Salud UAEH, Pachuca, 

Mexico, 2 Inst. de Ciencias de la Salud UAEH, Pachuca, Mexico, 3 Hosp. 

del Niîo DIF, Hidalgo, Pachuca, Mexico, 4 Hosp. del Niëo DIF, Hidalgo, 

Pachuca, Mexico 

PH 221 CROSS COUNTRY CHECK-UP: DO PHYSICIANS IN 

CANADA PRE-SCREEN THEIR PATIENTS FOR OPIOID MISUSE 

RISK? Erica L. Weinberg 1 , Philip A. Baer 2 , Alan Kaplan 3 , 1 Rouge Valley 

Health System, Scarborough, Canada, 2 Ontario Rheumatology Assoc., 

Scarborough, Canada, 3 York Central Hosp., Richmond Hill, Canada 

PH 224 THE REGULATION OF INFLAMMATORY MEDIATORS 

IN THE SCIATIC NERVE AFTER INJURY: A FOCUS ON 

MACROPHAGES John M. Dawes 1 , Margarita Calvo 1 , James R. 

Perkins 2 , David L. H. Bennett 1 , Stephen B. McMahon 1 , 1 King’s Coll. 

London, London, UK, 2 Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PH 225 RELIEF OF INFLAMMATORY PAIN BY CD4 + T 

LYMPHOCYTES IS DEPENDENT ON SPECIFIC RECOGNITION OF 

ANTIGEN IN SITU Jérôme Boué, Nathalie Vergnolle, Gilles Dietrich, 

INSERM U1043, Toulouse, France 

PH 226 �� 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN Stefania Echeverry, Yichen Wu, Xiang-Qun 

Shi, Ji Zhang, The Alan Edwards Ctr. for Research on Pain, Montreal, 

Canada 

PH 227 PAIN AND RELEASE OF CYTOKINES IN THE MASSETER 

MUSCLE BY A CLENCHING TASK – PILOT STUDY Jonas Goerlach 1 , 

�� 2 , Malin Ernberg 2 , 1 Krolinska Inst.t, Huddinge, Sweden, 

2 Karolinska Inst.t, Huddinge, Sweden 

PH 228 SIMVASTATIN ATTENUATES FORMALIN-INDUCED SPINAL 

MICROGLIAL ACTIVATION AND NOCICEPTIVE BEHAVIORS Xin-yi 

Chen 1 , Kai Li 1 , Yao Yao 1 , Alan R. Light 2 , Kai-Yuan Fu 1 , 1 Peking Univ. 

Sch. & Hosp. of Stomatology, Beijing, China, 2 Univ. of Utah, Salt Lake, 

USA 

PH 229 ALPHA 2B-ADRENERGIC AGONIST ACTIVITY IN 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN AND EAE MODELS INVOLVES REGULATORY 

T CELLS Veena Viswanath 1 , John E. Donello 1 , Lauren M. Luhrs 2 , 

Shruthi L. Mistry 1 , Wen Xu 1 , Christopher S. Schaumburg 1 , Michael E. 

Stern 1 , Daniel W. Gil 1 , 1 Allergan, Irvine, USA, 2 Allergan, USA 

PH 230 HETEROGENEITY OF MACROPHAGES IN INJURED 

TRIGEMINAL NERVES: FUNCTIONAL CORRELATION WITH THE 

DEVELOPMENT OF ORO-FACIAL PAIN Seunghwan Lee, Ji Zhang, 

McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada 

PH 231 UPREGULATION OF TRPA1 BY GP130 DEPENDENT 

CYTOKINES AS PUTATIVE CELLULAR MECHANISM FOR 

MECHANICAL HYPERSENSITIVITY FOLLOWING NERVE LESION 

IN MICE Philipp Malsch, Manfred Andratsch, Claudia Mattissek, Michiel 

Langeslag, Michaela Kress, Medical Univ., Innsbruck, Austria 

PH 232 AGGRAVATION OF IL-33 IN FORMALIN INDUCED 

INFLAMMATORY PAIN IN MICE Wen-Li Mi, Ping Han, Yan-Qing 

Wang, Inst. of Acupuncture Research, Shanghai, China 

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PH 234 INVOLVEMENT OF ATP, IL-6 AND IL-1beta IN RAT MODELS 

OF MASSETER MUSCLE PATHOLOGICAL PAIN Noboru Noma, 

Yoshiki Imamura, Masamichi Shinoda, Yoshiyuki Tsuboi, Koichi Iwata, 

Nihon Univ. Sch. of Dentistry, Chiyoda-ku, Japan 

PH 235 CORRELATION OF CD4+ AND CD8+ T-LYMPHOCYTE 

WITH SYMPTOM INTENSITY OF FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME 

Boya Nugraha 1 , Christoph Korallus 1 , Schenke Nadine 1 , Heike Nave 2 , 

Christoph Gutenbrunner 1 , 1 Hannover Medical Sch., Hannover, 

Germany, 2 Martin-Luther Univ., Halle, Germany 

PH 236 SPINAL CANNABINOID RECEPTOR TYPE 2 AND SPINAL 

PHOSPHATASES IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN Russell P. Landry 1 , Elena 

Martinez 1 , Joyce A. DeLeo 2 , E. Alfonso Romero-Sandoval 2 , 1 Dartmouth 

Medical Sch., Hanover, USA, 2 Dartmouth Medical Sch., Lebanon, USA 

PH 237 LONG-TERM EXPOSURE TO 10 -18 M INTERLEUKIN- 

��Patrick L. 

Stemkowki, Peter A. Smith, Univ. of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada 

PH 239 OREXIN AND PAIN MODULATION Hassan Azhdari Zarmehri 1 , 

Saeed Semnanian 2 , Yaghoub Fathollahi 2 , Elaheh Erami 3 , 1 Qazvin Univ. 

of Medical Snc., Qazvin, Iran, 2 Sch. of Medical Sncs., Tarbiat Modares 

Univ., Tehran, Iran, 3 Islamic Azad Univ. of Abhar, Abhar, Iran 

PH 240 ARE THE PLASMA LEVELS OF DIFFERENT PAIN 

MOLECULES (SP, CGRP, BDNF) ABLE TO DISCRIMINATE 

BETWEEN VARIOUS PAINFUL RHEUMATOLOGICAL 

CONDITIONS? Anna Bratus 1 , André Aeschlimann 2 , Sussane 

Lehmann 2 , Renate Gay 1 , Steffen Gay 1 , Michal Okoniewski 3 , Haiko 

Sprott 1 , 1 Univ. Hosp. Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 2 RehaClinic Zurzach, 

Bad Zurzach, Switzerland, 3 Univ. of Zurich/ETH Zurich, Zurich, 

Switzerland 

PH 241 DELAYED INTRATHECAL INFUSION OF GLIAL CELL LINE- 

DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR EXERTS ANTI-ALLODYNIC 

EFFECT BY MITIGATION OF INJURY-INDUCED NEUROPEPTIDE 

EXPRESSION IN TOUCH-SENSE PATHWAY FOLLOWING L5 

SPINAL NERVE LIGATION Tetsuo Fukuoka 1 , Yi Dai 2 , Koichi Noguchi 1 , 

1 Hyogo Coll. of Med., Nishinomiya, Hyogo, Japan, 2 Hyogo Univ. of 

Health Sncs., Kobe, Hyogo, Japan 

PH 242 ELEVATED LEVELS OF SUBSTANCE P AND BETA- 

ENDORPHIN IN MICRODIALYSATE FROM TRAPEZIUS MUSCLE IN 

WOMEN WITH TRAPEZIUS MYALGIA COMPARED TO HEALTHY 

SUBJECTS Bijar Ghafouri 1 , Nazdar Ghafouri 2 , Linn Karlsson 3 , Britt 

Larsson 3 , Björn Gerdle 3 , 1 Medical and Health Sncs./Clinical and 

Experimental Med., Linkoping, Sweden, 2 Institution of Medical and 

Health Sncs./ Pharmacology and Clinical neuroSnc., Linkoping, 

Sweden, 3 Medical and Health Sncs., Linkoping, Sweden 

PH 243 INCREASED UROTHELIAL STRESS-RELATED HORMONE 

SIGNALING IN PAINFUL BLADDER SYNDROME Ann T. Hanna- 

Mitchell 1 , Amanda S. Wolf-Johnston 1 , James R. Roppolo 1 , Tony 

�� 2 , Lori A. Birder 1 , 1 Univ. of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA, 2 Ohio 

State Univ., Columbus, USA 

PH 244 CHARACTERISATION OF THE LOCATION AND SELECTED 

PERIPHERAL TARGETS OF TRIGEMINAL NEURONS CONTAINING 

THE PEPTIDE CART Ernest A. Jennings 1 , Jason J. Ivanusic 2 , 1 James 

Cook Univ., Cairns, Australia, 2 Univ. of Melbourne, Parkville, Australia 

PH 245 DISRUPTION OF GLUTAMATE HOMEOSTASIS IN THE 

DORSAL HORN OF THE SPINAL CORD AFTER PERIPHERAL 

NERVE INJURY Perrine Inquimbert 1 , Karsten Bartels 2 , Olusegun 

B. Babaniyi 3 , Lee B. Barrett 3 , Irmgard Tegeder 4 , Joachim Scholz 5 , 

1 Université de Nice-Sophia Antipolos, Valbonne, France, 2 Duke Univ. 

Medical Ctr., Durham, USA, 3 Children’s Hosp. and Harvard Medical 

Sch., Boston, USA, 4 Goethe Univ., Frankfurt, Germany, 5 Columbia Univ. 

Coll. of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, USA 

PH 246 ANGIOTENSINII SUBTYPE 2 RECEPTOR (AT 2 R) 

LOCALISATION AND ANTAGONIST-MEDIATED INHIBITION 

OF CAPSAICIN RESPONSES AND NEURITE OUTGROWTH IN 

HUMAN AND RAT SENSORY NEURONS Uma Anand 1 , Paul Facer 1 , 

Yiangos Yiangou 1 , Marco Sinisi 2 , Michael Fox 2 , Tom McCarthy 3 , Chas 

Bountra 4 , Yuri E. Korchev 1 , Praveen Anand 1 , 1 Imperial Coll. London, 

London, UK, 2 Royal Nat’l. Orthopaedic Hosp., London, UK, 3 Spinfex 

Pharmaceuticals Pty. Ltd, Melbourne, Australia, 4 Univ. of Oxford, 

Oxford, UK 

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PH 247 P2Y14 (GPR105) ANTAGONISM: A NOVEL THERAPEUTIC 

APPROACH FOR PAIN John B. Davis, Davina E Owen, Steven 

Stanway, David R. Witty, Simon Tate, Gerard M. P. Giblin, Convergence 

Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Cambridge, UK 

PH 248 PRONOCICEPTIVE EFFECT OF OPIOIDS AT A�-FIBER 

SYNAPSES OF SPINAL LAMINA I NEURONS Henning Fenselau, 

Ruth Drdla-Schutting, Juergen Sandkuehler, Medical Univ. of Vienna, 


PH 249 PEPTIDOMIMETICS AND SYNTHETIC TETHERED LIGANDS 

(STLs) DEVELOPED FROM KALLIKREIN-TARGETED CLEAVAGE 

OF PROTEASE ACTIVATED RECEPTOR TYPE 2 (PAR 2 ) ACT AS 

ANTAGONISTS Andrea N. Flynn, Justin Hoffman, Dipti V. Tillu, Renata 

Patek, Zhenyu Zhang, Josef Vagner, Theodore J. Price, Scott Boitano, 

Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, USA 

PH 250 INTRATHECAL ADMINISTRATION OF THE MrgC 

RECEPTOR AGONIST BAM8-22 OR MSH INHIBITS CFA-INDUCED 

HYPERALGESIA VIA SUPPRESSION OF nNOS AND CGRP AS 

WELL AS RECRUITING ENDOGENOUS mu-OPIOID ACTION IN 

RATS Yanguo Hong 1 , Jianping Jiang 1 , Tingjun Chen 1 , Dongmei Wang 1 , 

Yuping Huo 1 , Wenhua Zhang 1 , Yan Fu 1 , Ræmi Quirion 2 , 1 Fujian Normal 

Univ., Fuzhou, China, 2 McGill Univ., Montréal, Canada 

PH 251 RE-LOCALIZATION OF THE GABAB RECEPTOR UNDER 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN CONDITIONS: POSSIBLE ROLE OF FIBULINE 

2 Petra Horáková 1 , Marie-Amélie Papon 1 , Sabrina Lacomme 2 , Antoine 

Guillaume Godin 3 , Etienne Gontier 2 , Yves De Koninck 4 , Marc Landry 5 , 

1 Interdisciplinary Inst. of NeuroSnc., Bordeaux, France, 2 Bordeaux 

Imaging Ctr., Bordeaux 2 Univ., Bordeaux, France, 3 Ctr. of Research 

Univ. Laval Robert-Giffard, Quebec, Canada, 4 Ctr. of Research Univ. 

Laval Robert-Giffard, Quebec, France, 5 Interdisciplinary Inst. of 

NeuroSnc., Bordeaux 2 Univ., Bordeaux, France 

PH 252 PERIPHERAL NOCICEPTIVE PHENOTYPES IN GABA-B 

RECEPTOR TRANSGENIC MICE Valerio Magnaghi 1 , Marinella 

Ballabio 1 , Vincenzo Conte 1 , Luca F. Castelnovo 1 , Alessandro Faroni 2 , 

Cristina Mantovani 1 , Patrizia Procacci 1 , Bernhard Bettler 3 , Lawrence 

Wrabetz 4 , 1 Univ. of Milan, Milan, Italy, 2 The Univ. of Manchester, 

Manchester, UK, 3 Univ. of Basel, Basel, Switzerland, 4 Univ. of Buffalo, 

Buffalo, USA 

PH 253 �� 

SELECTIVELY BLOCKS SENSORY NEURON mu-OPIOID 

RECEPTOR PHOSPHORYLATION AND DESENSITIZATION 

IN DIABETIC NEUROPATHIC PAIN Shaaban A. Mousa 1 , Mehdi 

Shakibaei 2 , Mohammed Shaqura 3 , Baled I. Khalefa 3 , Michael 

Schaefer 3 , 1 Fac. of Snc. at Aswan, Aswan, Egypt, 2 Ludwig-Maximilian- 

Univ. Munich, Munich, Germany, 3 Charité Univ. Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

PH 254 DELTA OPIOID RECEPTOR TRAFFICKING IS ALTERED 

FOLLOWING PROLONGED MORPHINE TREATMENT Edmund Ong, 

Catherine Cahill, Queen’s Univ., Kingston, Canada 

PH 255 DISCOVERY OF NOVEL AGONISTS AND ANTAGONISTS AT 

THE PROTEASE ACTIVATED RECEPTOR TYPE 2 (PAR 2 ) Theodore 

J. Price, Dipti V. Tillu, Andrea N. Flynn, Justin Hoffman, Marina N. 

Asiedu, Zhenyu Zhang, Renata Patek, Josef Vagner, Scott Boitano, 

Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, USA 

PH 256 FLUORESCENT CROTALPHINE ANALOGUES: SYNTHESIS, 

ANTINOCICEPTIVE ACTIVITY AND INTERNALIZATION IN DRG 

NEURON CULTURES Cesar Remuzgo 1 , Vanessa P. Gutierrez 1 , Gisele 

Picolo 1 , Maria Teresa Machini 2 , Yara Cury 1 , 1 Butantan Inst., São Paulo, 

Brazil, 2 Univ. of São Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PH 257 ROLE OF PROSTACYCLIN (PGI 2 ) IN SPINAL NOCICEPTIVE 

PROCESSING AT EXCITATORY SYNAPSES Claus Dieter Schuh, 

Christian Brenneis, Dongdong Zhang, Bona Linke, Ovidiu Coste, Klaus 

Scholich, Gerd Geisslinger, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt, Frankfurt, 

Germany

PH 258 THE REQUIREMENT OF PROTEIN KINASE C-EPSILON 

FOR SPINAL ANALGESIC SYNERGY SPECIFICALLY INDICATES A 

SIGNALING INTERACTION AT THE LEVEL OF THE PRE-SYNAPTIC 

PRIMARY AFFERENT TERMINAL Daniel J. Schuster 1 , Kelley F. 

Kitto 1 , Stephen A. Schnell 1 , Aaron C. Overland 2 , Laura S. Stone 3 , 

Robert O. Messing 4 , Carolyn A. Fairbanks 1 , George L. Wilcox 1 , 1 Univ. 

of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA, 2 Univ. of California, San Diego, San 

Diego, USA, 3 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada, 4 Univ. of California, San 

Francisco, Emeryville, USA 

PH 259 SUPRASPINAL OPIOID ANALGESIA IN JUVENILE RATS: 

A CELLULAR DEVELOPMENTAL STUDY OF ROSTROVENTRAL 

MEDULLA (RVM) OPIOID SENSITIVITY Nadine Simons- 

Weidenmaier 1 , Gareth Hathway 2 , Maria Fitzgerald 1 , 1 Univ. Coll. London, 

London, UK, 2 The Univ. of Nottingham Medical Sch., Nottingham, UK 

PH 260 A118G μ OPIOID RECEPTOR POLYMORPHISM IN TURKISH 

POPULATION Hulya Turkan 1 , Ali Esat Karakaya 2 , Ela Kadioglu 2 , Bensu 

Karahalil 2 , 1 Gulhane Military Medical Fac., Ankara, Turkey, 2 Gazi Univ., 

Fac. of Pharmacy, Ankara, Turkey 

PH 261 SPINAL METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTOR 

4 IS INVOLVED IN THE MODULATION OF MECHANICAL 

HYPERSENSITIVITY IN ANIMAL PAIN MODELS Bruno Vilar 1 , Jérôme 

Busserolles 2 , Bing Ling 2 , Fanny Malhaire 1 , Eric Chapuy 2 , Francine 

Acher 3 , Jean-Philippe Pin 1 , Alain Eschalier 2 , Cyril Goudet 1 , 1 Institut 

de Génomique Fonctionnelle CNRS UMR5203, INSERM U661, 

Montpellier, France, 2 INSERM, UMR766, Pharmacologie Fondamentale 

et Clinique de la Douleur, Clermont-Ferrand, France, 3 UMR8601- 

CNRS, Laboratoire de Chimie et Biochimie Pharmacologiques et 

Toxicologiques, Université Paris V, Paris, France 

PH 262 FORMALIN AND CAPSAICIN INDUCED NOCICEPTIVE 

RESPONSES ARE ATTENUATED IN LEUKOTRIENE B4 RECEPTOR 

(BLT1) DEFICIENCY MICE Miho Asahara 1 , Nobuko Ito 1 , Yoshitsugu 

Yamada 1 , Takehiko Yokomizo 2 , Motonao Nakamura 1 , Takao Shimizu 1 , 

1 Univ. of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan, 2 Kyushu Univ., Fukuoka, Japan 

PH 263 MODELING OF ANTIDEPRESSANTS AND 

ANTICONVULSANTS INTERACTION WITH NMDA RECEPTORS 

AS WITH POTENTIAL TARGETS OF THEIR ANALGESIC AND 

ANTIPRURITIC ACTION Daria A. Belinskaya, Natalia N. Shestakova, 

Sechenov Inst. of Evolutionary Physiology and Biochemistry RAS, 

Saint-Petersburg, Russia 

PH 264 NMDA NR2B BUT NOT NR2A CONTRIBUTE TO THE 

INDUCTION OF NOCICEPTIVE-INPUT INDUCED LTP IN THE RAT 

SPINAL CORD SLICE Longzhen Cheng, Yun Wang, Fudan Univ., 

Shanghai, China 

PH 265 DOES A SPECIFIC μ-OPIOID RECEPTOR (OPRM1) 

POLYMORPHISM PREVIOUSLY SHOWN TO PREDICT PAIN 

SENSITIVITY ASSOCIATE WITH BRAIN REWARD- AND 

ANALGESIA-RELATED CIRCUITRY DURING REWARD 

PROCESSING IN HEALTHY 14-YEAR OLD ADOLESCENTS? Frauke 

Nees 1 , Anbarasu Lourdusamy 2 , Tobias Banaschewski 1 , Gareth J. 

Barker 2 , Christian Büchel 3 , Patricia Conrod 4 , Hugh Garavan 5 , Andreas 

Heinz 6 , Bernd Ittermann 7 , Eva Loth 2 , Karl Mann 1 , Jean-Luc Martinot 8 , 

Tomas Paus 9 , Zdenka Pausova 10 , Michael N. Smolka 11 , Jürgen 

Gallinat 6 , Maren Struve 1 , Marcella Rietschel 1 , Gunter Schumann 12 , 

Herta Flor 1 , 1 Central Inst. of Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany, 2 Inst. 

of Psychiatry, King’s Coll. London, London, UK, 3 Univ. Medical Ctr. 

Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany, 4 Université de Montreal, 

CHU Ste Justine Hosp., Montreal, Canada, 5 Inst. of NeuroSnc., 

Trinity Coll. Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, 6 Campus Charité Mitte, Charité – 

Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 7 Physikalisch-Technische 

Bundesanstalt, Berlin, Germany, 8 Institut Nat’l. de la Santé et de 

la Recherche Médicale, Univ. Paris Sud, Paris, France, 9 Rotman 

Research Inst., Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 10 The Hosp. for 

Sick Children Associate Professor of Physiology and Nutritional 

Sncs. Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 11 Technische Universität 

Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 12 Inst. of Psychiatry, King’s Coll. London, 

Mannheim, Germany 

PH 266 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE IL-6 SIGNAL TRANSDUCER gp130 

FOR PERIPHERAL NEURONAL REGENERATION Serena Quarta 1 , 

Nadja Scherbakov 1 , Manfred Andratsch 1 , Bastian E. Bäumer 2 , Christine 

Bandtlow 2 , Michaela Kress 1 , 1 Medical Univ. of Innsbruck (MUI), 

Innsbruck, Austria, 2 Medical Univ. of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria 


PH 267 STRUCTURAL PECULIARITIES OF TETRACYCLIC AND 

TRICYCLIC ANTIDEPRESSANTS USED FOR THE TREATMENT 

OF NEUROLOGIC PRURITUS AND THE MODEL OF THEIR NMDA- 

BLOCKING MECHANISMS Natalia Shestakova 1 , Daria Belinskaya 1 , 

Nina Vanchakova 2 , 1 Sechenov Inst. of Evolutionary Physiology and 

Biochemistry Russian Academy of Snc., Saint-Petersburg, Russia, 2 The 

State Pavlov Medical Univ., Saint-Petersburg, Russia 

PH 268 ACTIVATION OF PRESYNAPTIC NMDA RECEPTORS AND 

PROTEIN KINASE C ENHANCE GLUTAMATE RELEASE FROM 

PRIMARY AFFERENTS IN NEUROPATHIC RATS Xisheng Yan 1 , 

Enshe Jiang 2 , Han-Rong Weng 2 , 1 Univ. of Georgia Coll. of Pharmcay, 

Athens, USA, 2 Univ. of Georgia Coll. of Pharmacy, Athens, USA 

PH 269 BOTULINUM TOXIN TYPE A DECREASE HYPERALGESIA 

AND INHIBITS TRPV1 IN DRG AND DORSAL HORN INDUCED BY 

VENTRAL ROOT TRANSECTION IN RATS Lizu Xiao 1 , Yu Zhuang 2 , 

Deren Zhang 1 , 1 Guangdong Medical Sch., Shenzhen, China, 2 Huizhou 

Municipal Central Hosp., Huizhou, China 

PH 270 ZINC STIMULATES THE GLYCINE TRANSPORTER 

HOMOLOGUE, LeuT Aa Amelia R. Edington, Robert J. Vandenberg, 

Renae M. Ryan, Univ. of Sydney, Darlington, Australia 

PH 271 SUBCELLULAR RE-ADDRESSING OF SPINAL GLIAL 

GLUTAMATE TRANSPORTER IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN: STUDY OF 

ACCOUNTABLE PKC ISOFORMS Romain-Daniel Gosselin, Patrick 

Meylan, Isabelle Decosterd, Univ. Hosp. Ctr., Lausanne, Switzerland 

PH 275 INTO THE ISLAND: NON-INVASIVE CORTICAL 

STIMULATION APPROACH TO THE INSULA ��, Ricardo 

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Lancelote Alberto, Jefferson Rosi, Marco Antonio Marcolin, Manoel 

Jacobsen Teixeira, Daniel Ciampi Araujo de Andrade, Clinics Hosp. of 

Med. Sch. of Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

PH 276 DEEP BRAIN STIMULATION MODULATES SMALL FIBER 

DEPENDENT AFFERENTS IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE Ricardo 

Galhardoni 1 �� 1 , Paula Braz Malieno 1 �� 1 , 

Jean Pascal Lefaucheur 2 , Karine S. L. Ferreira 1 , Anderson Paiva 1 , 

Edson Bohr Seng Shu 1 , Luciana Alvarenga 1 , Martin L. Myczkowski 1 , 

Marco Antonio Marcolin 1 , Silvia R. D. T. de Siqueira 1 , Egberto Reis 

Barbosa 1 , Manoel Jacobsen Teixeira 1 , Daniel Ciampi Araujo de 

Andrade 1 , 1 Clinics Hosp. of Med. Sch. of Univ. of São Paulo, São 

Paulo, Brazil, 2 EA 4391, Faculté de Médecine, Université Paris Est 

Créteil, Créteil, France, Paris, France 

PH 277 A CAT MODEL OF MOTOR CORTEX STIMULATION BASED 

ON STEREOTACTIC MAPPING OF MOTOR CORTEX Sandra 

Kobaiter 1 , Joseph Maarrawi 1 , Hicham Abou Zeid 1 , Nassim Fares 1 , 

Nayef Saade 2 , Michel Magnin 3 , Luis Garcia-Larrea 3 , 1 Saint Joseph 

Univ. - Fac. of Med., Beirut, Lebanon, 2 American Univ. of Beirut - Fac. 

of Med., Beirut, Lebanon, 3 Lyon NeuroSnc. Research Ctr., Lyon, 

France 

PH 278 BILATERAL LESIONS OF THE DORSO-LATERAL 

FUNICULUS (DLF) FIBERS ATTENUATE THE INHIBITORY 

EFFECTS OF SPINAL CORD STIMULATION (SCS) ON 

NEUROPATHIC MANIFESTATIONS IN RATS Nayef E. Saadé 1 , Jad 

Batchini 1 , Sima Tchachaghian 1 , Suhayl J. Jabbur 1 , Zhiyang Song 2 , 

Björn Meyerson 2 , Bengt Linderoth 2 , 1 American Univ. of Beirut, Beirut, 

Lebanon, 2 Karolinska Inst.t, Stockholm, Sweden 

PH 279 SPINAL CORD STIMULATION ENHANCES 

PHOSPHORYLATION OF CREB PROTEIN AND NUMBER OF 

THE SEROTONERGIC NEURONS IN DORSAL RAPHE OF 

NEUROPATHIC ANIMALS Toshiharu Tazawa 1 , Yoshinori Kamiya 2 , 

Ayako Kobayashi 2 , Kensuke Saeki 2 , Hironobu Shinbori 2 , Kengo 

Funakoshi 2 , Takahisa Goto 2 , 1 Nat’l. Hosp. Organization Yokohama 

Medical Ctr., Yokohama, Japan, 2 Yokohama City Univ. Sch. of Med., 

Yokohama, Japan 

PH 280 STEREOTACTIC-GUIDED MICROENDOSCOPIC 

PERCUTANEOUS RADIOFREQUENCY TRIGEMINAL 

NUCLEOTRACTOTOMY Manoel Jacobsen Teixeira, Ywzhe Sifuentes 

Almeida de Oliveira, Erich T. Fonoff, Clinics Hosp. of Med. Sch. of Univ. 

of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

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PH 281 HYPOTHALAMIC MODULATION OF NOCICEPTION: 

DIFFERENCES IN DOSE, SEX, AND PAIN TYPE Monica A. Wagner, 

Jesse R. Moes, Susan Kuhnke, Janean E. Holden, The Univ. of 

Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA 

PH 283 GUSTATORY MODULATION OF THE RESPONSES OF 

TRIGEMINAL SUBNUCLEUS CAUDALIS (Vc) NEURONS TO 

NOXIOUS STIMULATION OF THE TONGUE IN RATS Yves Boucher 1 , 

Mirela Iodi Carstens 2 , Earl Carstens 2 , 1 Université Diderot, Paris, 

France, 2 Univeristy of California Davis, Davis, USA 

PH 284 DESCENDING MODULATION OF MECHANICAL 

HYPERSENSITIVITY AND DORSAL HORN GENE EXPRESSION 

IN A RAT MODEL OF INFLAMMATORY JOINT PAIN Fiona B. Carr, 

Sandrine M. Géranton, Stephen P. Hunt, Univ. Coll. London, London, 

UK 

PH 285 ALTERATIONS IN THE PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES 

AND PROPERTIES OF ON AND OFF CELLS IN THE ROSTRAL 

VENTRAL MEDIAL MEDULLA OVER POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT 

Ian M. Devonshire, Charlie Kwok, Gareth J. Hathway, Nottingham 

Univ., Nottingham, UK 

PH 286 BRAINSTEM NETWORK UNDERLYING PAIN-FREE 

SURGERY IS ENGAGED BY SOME ANESTHETIC AGENTS, NOT 

OTHERS Anne Minert - Fatal, Marshall Devor, Hebrew Univ. of 

Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel 

PH 287 NEONATAL DOPAMINE DEPLETION-INDUCED 

HYPERALGESIA IN THE ADULTHOOD WAS NOT REVERSED BY 

METHAMPHETAMINE Masanori Ogata, Kazuko Noda, Hisanao Akita, 

Makoto Saji, Sch. of Allied Health Sncs., Kitasato Univ., Sagamihara, 

Japan 

PH 288 ALTERATIONS OF ROSTROVENTROMEDIAL MEDULLA 

NEURONAL ACTIVITY DURING PAINFUL DIABETIC NEUROPATHY: 

EFFECTS IN DESCENDING NOCICEPTIVE MODULATION Marta 

A. Silva 1 , Diana Amorim 2 , Carla Morgado 1 , Armando Almeida 2 , Isaura 

Tavares 1 , Filipa Pinto-Ribeiro 2 , 1 Fac. of Med. of Porto and IBMC, Univ. 

of Porto, Porto, Portugal, 2 Life and Health Sncs. Research Inst., Univ. 

of Minho, Braga, Portugal 

PH 289 INTRA-CORTICAL RESPONSES TO NOCICEPTIVE 

STIMULI: LOOKING OUTSIDE THE CORE PAIN MATRIX Helene 

Bastuji 1 , Maud Frot 1 , Stephanie Mazza 2 , Caroline Perchet 1 , Michel 

Magnin 1 , Luis Garcia-Larrea 1 , 1 Lyon NeuroSnc. Research Ctr., Central 

integration of Pain, INSERM U 1028, Lyon Bron, France, 2 LEMC, 

Université Lumière, Lyon Bron, France 

PH 290 INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC NECK PAIN DEMONSTRATE 

A REDUCED ABILITY TO AUTOMATICALLY SELECT AND 

APPROPRIATELY ACTIVATE NECK MUSCULATURE IN RESPONSE 

TO FULL BODY PERTURBATIONS Shellie A. Boudreau 1 , Deborah 

Falla 2 , 1 Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, 2 Univ. Hosp. Göttingen, 

Göttingen, Germany 

PH 291 FEATURES OF BRAIN ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS 

WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND CENTRAL NEUROPATHIC PAIN 

Maxim V. Churyukanov 1 , Natalia A. Krupina 2 , Michael L. Kukushkin 2 , 

Valery V. Alekseev 1 , Nikolay N. Yakhno 1 , 1 The I.M. Sechenov First 

Moscow State Medical Univ., Moscow, Russia, 2 The Inst. of General 

Pathology and Pathophysiology, Moscow, Russia 

PH 292 DISTRIBUTION OF LASER NOCICEPTIVE RESPONSES 

IN THE INSULAR CORTEX. AN INTRA-CEREBRAL RECORDING 

STUDY IN HUMANS Maud Frot 1 , Isabelle Faillenot 1 , Michel Magnin 1 , 

François Mauguière 2 , Luis Garcia-Larrea 1 , 1 INSERM U1028, Lyon, 

France, 2 Neurological Hosp., Lyon, France 

PH 293 SEX DIFFERENCES IN CORTICAL RESPONSES TO PAIN 

UNPLEASANTNESS Lydia Girard-Tremblay, Kathya Daigle, Philippe 

Goffaux, Université de Sherbrooke, Fleurimont, Canada 

PH 294 DIFFERENCE OF OROFACIAL THERMAL SENSATION 

BETWEEN UNPLEASANTNESS AND PAIN TO COLD AND HOT 

STIMULI Hye-Kyung Kim 1 , Ki-Suk Kim 2 , Seon-Yle Ko 3 , Mee-Eun Kim 2 , 

1 Dankook Unversity Coll. of Dentistry, Cheonan, Korea, Republic of 

(South), 2 Dankook Univ. Coll. of Dentistry, Cheonan, Korea, Republic of 

(South), 3 Dankook Univ., Coll. of Dentistry, Cheonan, Korea, Republic 

of (South) 

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PH 295 LASER EVOKED POTENTIALS AS A PREDICTIVE FACTOR 

OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN AFTER BRAINSTEM STROKE Caroline 

Perchet 1 , Amandine Crombe 2 , Cecilia Flores 3 , Fabio Godinho 4 , Niamh 

Joyce 5 , Norbert Nighoghossian 5 , Luis Garcia-Larrea 6 , 1 Univ. Claude 

Bernard Lyon1, Bron, France, 2 ENS, Paris, France, 3 Hosp. Universitari 

de Bellvitge, Barcelona, Spain, 4 Hosp. Santa Marcellina, Sao Paulo, 

Brazil, 5 Neurological Hosp., Bron, France, 6 INSERM, Lyon, France 

PH 296 BEHAVIORAL, FUNCTIONAL AND STRUCTURAL 

CHANGES FOR ACUTE PAIN IN THIN FIBER DENERVATED 

PATIENTS Irene Perini, Simon Bergstrand, Håkan Olausson, India 

Morrison, NeuroSnc. and Physiology, Gothenburg Univ., Gothenburg, 

Sweden 

PH 297 EYES NYSTAGMOID MOVEMENTS AND SOME 

SENSATIONS INCLUDING NEAR-THRESHOLD SKIN AND JOINT 

PAIN �� 1 , Evgenij Titkov 1 , Alexandra Smirnova 2 , 

Genrikh Oganesyan 1 , 1 Sechenov Inst. of Evolutionary Physiology and 

Biochemistry, Russian Academy of Snc., Saint-Petersburg, Russia, 

2 Sechenov Inst. of Evolutionary Physiology and Biochemistry, Russian 

Academy of Snc., Saint-Peterburg, Russia 

PH 298 PAIN AND SENSORY DYSFUNCTION ASSESSED BY 

QUANTITATIVE SENSORY TESTING AND painDETECT BEFORE 

AND AFTER INGUINAL HERNIA REPAIR: AN OxPPOPS PILOT 

STUDY Catherine E. Warnaby, Stacey Davie, Karl Ward, Nicola M. 

Brooks, Irene Tracey, Jane Quinlan, Univ. of Oxford, Oxford, UK 

PH 299 PARCELLATION OF THE LATERAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX 

ACCORDING TO CONNECTION PROBABILITY TO PAIN-RELATED 

BRAIN REGIONS Asma H. Ahmad 1 , Katja Wiech 2 , Saad Jbabdi 2 , Irene 

Tracey 2 , 1 Universiti Sains Malaysia, Kubang Kerian, Malaysia, 2 Univ. of 

Oxford, Oxford, UK 

PH 300 LATERALITY-DEPENDENT SPINAL CORD BOLD 

RESPONSES TO THERMAL PAINFUL STIMULATION Falk Eippert, 

Juergen Finsterbusch, Christian Buechel, Univ. Medical Ctr. Hamburg- 

Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany 

PH 301 PAIN SENSITIVITY IS INVERSELY RELATED TO GREY 

MATTER VOLUME IN BRAIN AREAS ASSOCIATED WITH THE 

DEFAULT MODE NETWORK Nichole M. Emerson 1 , Morten S. Hadsel 1 , 

Oleg V. Lobanov 1 , Katherine T. Martucci 1 , Alexandre S. Quevedo 1 , 

Christopher J. Starr 1 , Fadel Zeidan 1 , Hadas Nahman-Averbuch 2 , Irit 

Weissman-Fogel 3 , Yelena Granovsky 4 , Robert C. Coghill 1 , 1 Wake 

Forest Univ. Sch. of Med., Winston-Salem, USA, 2 Technion Fac. of 

Med., Haifa, Israel, 3 Univ. of Haifa, Haifa, Israel, 4 Rambam Healthcare 

Campus, Haifa, Israel 

PH 302 FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY OF THE MEDIAL THALAMUS 

IN LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS AND HEALTHY CONTROLS Michael 

J. Farrell 1 , Leonie J. Cole 1 , Malcolm N. Hogg 2 , 1 Florey NeuroSnc. Inst.s, 

Parkville, Australia, 2 Royal Melbourne Hosp., Parkville, Australia 

PH 303 GABA/Cr RATIO IS REDUCED IN THE THALAMUS IN 

PEOPLE WITH NEUROPATHIC PAIN FOLLOWING SPINAL CORD 

INJURY Sylvia M. Gustin, Luke A. Henderson, Glen Hilton, Pramote 

Euasobhon, Philip J. Siddall, Paul J. Wrigley, Univ. of Sydney, Sydney, 

Australia 

PH 304 DOPAMINE INFLUENCES COGNITIVE-AFFECTIVE BUT 

NOT SENSORY ASPECTS OF PAIN Henrik Heitmann, Laura Tiemann, 

Enrico Schulz, Jochen Baumkötter, Markus Ploner, Technische 

Universität München, Munich, Germany 

PH 305 FUNCTIONAL BRAIN CONNECTIVITY IS CORRELATED 

WITH INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN PAIN SENSITIVITY Jieun Kim 1 , 

Robert R. Edwards 2 , Marco L. Loggia 1 , Ajay Wasan 2 , Randy L. Gollub 3 , 

Vitaly Napadow 1 , 1 MGH/MIT/HMS Athinoula A. Martinos Ctr. for 

Biomedical Imaging, Charlestown, USA, 2 Brigham and Women’s Hosp., 

Harvard Medical Sch., Boston, USA, 3 Massachusetts General Hosp., 

Harvard Medical Sch., Boston, USA 

PH 306 NEURAL DECODING DEFINES A SPECIFIC 

REPRESENTATION OF PAIN IN THE HUMAN PRIMARY 

SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX Meng Liang 1 , André Mouraux 2 , 

Giandomenico Iannetti 1 , 1 Univ. Coll. London, London, UK, 2 Université 

Catholique de Louvain, Brussels, Belgium

PH 307 BRAIN MECHANISMS ENGAGED BY EXPECTATION 

OF PAIN: COMMON PATTERNS OF ACTIVITY FROM CUES OF 

DIFFERENT MODALITIES Oleg V. Lobanov, Fadel Zeidan, Robert A. 

Kraft, Robert C. Coghill, Wake Forest Sch. of Med., Winston-Salem, 

USA 

PH 308 DIFFERENCES IN CENTRAL PROCESSING OF 

EXPECTANCY OF PAIN AND RELIEF BETWEEN FIBROMYALGIA 

PATIENTS AND HEALTHY CONTROLS Chantal Berna 1 , Marco 

L. Loggia 1 , Jieun Kim 2 , Christine Cahalan 1 , Randy L. Gollub 1 , Ajay 

Wasan 1 , Robert R. Edwards 1 , Vitaly Napadow 1 , 1 Harvard Medical Sch., 

Boston, USA, 2 MGH/MIT/HMS Athinoula A. Martinos Ctr. for Biomedical 

Imaging, Boston, USA 

PH 309 ‘WHERE DOES IT HURT?’ FINE-GRAINED MAPS 

OF NOCICEPTIVE INPUT IN THE HUMAN PRIMARY 

SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX Flavia Mancini 1 , Patrick Haggard 1 , Gian 

Domenico Iannetti 1 , Matthew Longo 2 , Martin I. Sereno 1 , 1 Univ. Coll. 

London, London, UK, 2 Univ. of London, London, UK 

PH 310 HUMAN BRAIN ACTIVITY ASSOCIATED WITH DELAYED- 

ONSET MUSCLE SORENESS Yoichi Matsuda, Masahiko Shibata, 

Shigeyuki Kan, Hironobu Uematsu, Takaya Inoue, Rumiko Matsuda, 

Takashi Mashimo, Osaka Univ. Graduate Sch. of Med., Osaka, Japan 

PH 311 VALIDATION OF FUNCTIONAL IMAGING IN CONJUNCTION 

WITH A CENTRAL SENSITISATION MODEL FOR EVALUATING 

ANALGESIC EFFICACY Melvin Mezue, Vishvarani Wanigasekera, 

Irene Tracey, Univ. of Oxford, Oxford, UK 

PH 312 MEDIAL PREFRONTAL RESTING STATE CONNECTIVITY 

IS ASSOCIATED WITH PAIN RUMINATION IN IDIOPATHIC 

TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDER Massieh Moayedi 1 , Aaron 

Kucyi 1 , Irit Weissman-Fogel 2 , Michael B. Goldberg 1 , Bruce V. Freeman 3 , 

Howard C. Tenenbaum 1 , Karen D. Davis 4 , 1 Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, 

Canada, 2 Haifa Univ., Haifa, Israel, 3 Mount Sinai Hosp., Toronto, 

Canada, 4 Univ. Health Network, Toronto, Canada 

PH 313 phMRI RESPONSES TO MORPHINE AND NALOXONE 

INFUSIONS REVEAL ANTAGONISTIC EFFECTS IN RESTING 

STATE ACTIVITY IN THE CEREBELLAR VERMIS Eric A. Moulton, 

Lino Becerra, David Borsook, Harvard Medical Sch., Belmont, USA 

PH 314 DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF BRAIN ACTIVATION DURING 

CONDITIONED PAIN MODULATION AND OFFSET ANALGESIA 

Hadas Nahman-Averbuch 1 , Katherine T. Martucci 2 , Yelena Granovsky 1 , 

Irit Weissman-Fogel 3 , David Yarnitsky 4 , Robert C. Coghill 5 , 1 The 

Laboratory of Clinical Neurophysiology, Technion Fac. of Med., Haifa, 

Israel, 2 Wake Forest Univ. Sch. of Med., Winston Salem, USA, 3 Univ. of 

Haifa, Haifa, Israel, 4 Rambam Health Care Campus, Haifa, Israel, 5 The 

Department of NeuroSnc., Wake Forest Univ. Sch. of Med., Winston 

Salem, USA 

PH 315 PUTAMEN ACTIVITY UNDERLIES REDUCED ITCH 

FOLLOWING ACUPUNCTURE IN ATOPIC DERMATITIS Vitaly 

Napadow 1 , Ang Li 1 , Marco Loggia 2 , Jieun Kim 2 , Peter C. Schalock 1 , 

Ethan Lerner 1 , Bruce R. Rosen 2 , Ted Kaptchuk 3 , Florian Pfab 2 , 

1 Massachusetts General Hosp., Boston, USA, 2 Massachusetts General 

Hosp., Charlestown, USA, 3 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Ctr., 

Boston, USA 

PH 316 BRAIN ACTIVITY DURING HABITUATION TO 

THE INNER EXPERIENCE OF PAIN: A STUDY USING 

ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM (EEG) Michihiro Osumi, Masahiko 

Kusaba, Hideki Nakano, Shu Morioka, Kio Univ., Umami-naka, Koryocho, 

Kitakatsuragi-gun, Japan 

PH 317 TEMPORAL SUMMATION OF SENSORY AND AFFECTIVE 

DIMENSIONS OF PAIN IN HUMANS: A fMRI STUDY Xiaowu Liu, 

Weibo Xiao, Hui Wang, Weijiao Xie, Yunhai Qiu, Shenzhen Inst.s of 

Advanced Tech, Chinese Academy of Sncs., Shenzhen, China 

PH 318 DIFFERENTIAL INFLUENCE OF FEAR AND ANXIETY 

ON PAIN PERCEPTION – NEURAL, PHYSIOLOGICAL AND 

BEHAVIORAL EVIDENCE Philipp Reicherts 1 , Matthias J. Wieser 1 , 

Antje B. M. Gerdes 2 , Andreas Mühlberger 1 , Paul Pauli 1 , 1 Department 

of Psychology, Univ. of Würzburg, Würzburg, Germany, 2 Univ. of 

Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany 


PH 319 NOVELTY IS NOT ENOUGH: LASER-EVOKED BRAIN 

POTENTIALS ARE DETERMINED BY STIMULUS SALIENCY, NOT 

ABSOLUTE NOVELTY Irene Ronga 1 , Elia Valentini 2 , André Mouraux 3 , 

G. D. Iannetti 4 , 1 Univ. of Turin, Turin, Italy, 2 IRCCS Fondazione Santa 

Lucia, Rome, Italy, 3 Universite Catholique de Louvain, Brussels, 

Belgium, 4 Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PH 320 CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN PATIENTS DISPLAY INCREASED 

INTRINSIC BRAIN CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN DEFAULT MODE 

REGIONS AND REGIONS WITH DIMINISHED REGIONAL GRAY 

MATTER VOLUME Tobias Schmidt-Wilcke 1 , Sawsan As-Shanie 2 , 

Jieun Kim 3 , Anson Kairys 2 , Richard Harris 2 , Vitaly Napadov 3 , 1 Univ. of 

Tuebingen, Rottenburg, Germany, 2 Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA, 

3 Martinos Ctr. for Biomedical Imaging, Boston, USA 

PH 321 THE HUMAN AMYGDALA AND PAIN PROCESSING Laura 

E. Simons 1 , Eric A. Moulton 2 , Clas Linnman 2 , Elizabeth Carpino 1 , Lino 

Becerra 2 , David Borsook 2 , 1 Children’s Hosp. Boston & Ctr. for Pain in 

the Brain, Boston, USA, 2 Ctr. for Pain in the Brain, Belmont, USA 

PH 322 EFFECTS OF EMOTIONAL SOUNDS ON CORTICAL 

PROCESSING OF NOXIOUS LASER STIMULI Andrej Stancak, 

Hannah Ward, Nicholas Brian Fallon, Univ. of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK 

PH 323 NERVE INJURY LEADS TO SPONTANEOUS ACTIVITY 

IN SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX OF THE AWAKE BUT NOT 

ANESTHETIZED RAT Scott J. Thompson 1 , Antonio Aliaga 2 , Magali 

Millecamps 1 , Lucie A. Low 1 , Laura S. Stone 1 , David Seminowicz 1 , Barry 

J. Bedell 2 , M. Catherine Bushnell 1 , 1 Alan Edwards Ctr. for Research 

on Pain, McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada, 2 Montreal Neurological Inst., 

McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada 

PH 324 ACUTE PAIN PROCESSING IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS 

PATIENTS Karolina Wartolowska 1 , Jesper Andersson 2 , Mark 

Jenkinson 2 , Paul B. Wordsworth 1 , Irene Tracey 2 , 1 NDORMS, Oxford, 

UK, 2 FMRIB, Oxford, UK 

PH 325 A FUNCTIONAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING 

(fMRI) ENVIRONMENT ENHANCES EXPERIMENTAL VISCERAL 

PAIN IN PATIENTS WITH IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME AND IN 

HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS Clive H. Wilder-Smith 1 , Yang Cao 2 , Xinhua 

Li 2 , Khek Yu Ho 2 , Reuben Wong 2 , 1 Brain-Gut Research Group, Bern, 

Switzerland, 2 Nat’l. Univ., Singapore, Singapore 

PH 326 FUNCTIONAL MRI RESPONSES OF HUMAN NEWBORN 

INFANTS TO TACTILE AND PUNCTATE STIMULI Gemma R. 

Williams 1 , Lorenzo Fabrizi 1 , Deborah Patten 1 , Giles Kendall 1 , 

Manigandan Chandrasekaran 1 , Cristina Uria-Avellanal 1 , Alan 

Bainbridge 1 , David Price 1 , Xavier Golay 1 , Judith Meek 2 , Irene Tracey 3 , 

Maria Fitzgerald 1 , Nicola Robertson 1 , Rebeccah Slater 1 , 1 Univ. Coll. 

London, London, UK, 2 Univ. Coll. London Hosp., London, UK, 3 Univ. of 

Oxford, Oxford, UK 

PH 327 MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAPHIC (MEG) ASSESSMENT 

OF CORTICAL ACTIVITY EVOKED BY SELECTIVE LASER 

ACTIVATION OF A-DELTA OR C FIBER NOCICEPTORS David C. 

Yeomans 1 , Srikantan Nagarajan 2 , Anne Findlay 3 , Michael Nemenov 4 , 

1 Stanford Univ. Sch. of Med., Stanford, USA, 2 Univ. of California at San 

Francisco, San Francisco, USA, 3 Univ. of California, San Francisco, 

San Francisco, USA, 4 LasMed, LLC, Mountain View, USA 

PH 328 EMG–BITE FORCE RELATIONSHIPS ARE MODULATED BY 

EXPERIMENTAL LOW AND HIGH CUTANEOUS TEMPERATURES 

Elif Sibel Atis 2 , Lars Arendt-Nielsen 1 , Kelun Wang 1 , 1 Ctr. for Sensory- 

Motor Interaction, Aalborg, Denmark, 2 Ctr. for Sensory-Motor 

Interaction (SMI), Izmir, Turkey 

PH 329 NOVEL INSIGHTS WITH MR SPECTROSCOPY – 

METABOLIC ALTERATIONS WITHIN BILATERAL ANTERIOR AND 

POSTERIOR INSULAR CORTEX EVOKED BY TOOTH PAIN Mike 

Brügger 1 , Dieter Meier 2 , Dominik A. Ettlin 1 , Johannes M. Froehlich 3 , 

Andreas Gutzeit 3 , 1 Univ. Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 2 ETH Zurich 

and Univ. of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 3 Cantonal Hosp. Winterthur, 

Winterthur, Switzerland 

PH 330 FREQUENCY TAGGING OF STEADY-STATE EVOKED 

POTENTIALS TO ISOLATE AND COMPARE THE CORTICAL 

PROCESSING OF NOXIOUS AND INNOCUOUS SENSORY INPUT 

Elisabeth Colon 1 , Andre Mouraux 2 , 1 Univ. Catholic of Louvain, Brussels, 

Belgium, 2 Universiy Catholic of Louvain, Brussels, Belgium 

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PH 331 NEURAL MECHANISMS UNDERLYING COGNITIVE TOP- 

DOWN MODULATION OF PAIN AND EMPATHY FOR OTHERS’ 

PAIN: INSIGHTS FROM ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY Francesca Fardo 1 , 

Else-Marie Elmholdt Jegindø 2 , Andreas Roepstorff 2 , Alessandro 

Angrilli 1 , 1 Univ. of Padova, Padova, Italy, 2 Aarhus Univ., Aarhus, 

Denmark 

PH 332 DISSOCIATING NONPAINFUL AND PAINFUL 

VULVAR MECHANICAL PRESSURE: AN EXAMINATION OF 

PSYCHOPHYSICAL AND BRAIN FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES 

Melissa A. Farmer 1 , Caroline A. Maykut 2 , Yitzchak M. Binik 3 , Petra 

Schweinhardt 3 , 1 Northwestern Univ., Chicago, USA, 2 Univ. of Nevada at 

Las Vegas, Las Vegas, USA, 3 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada 

PH 333 VIEWING A NEEDLE PRICKING: A HAND THAT YOU 

PERCEIVE AS YOURS MODULATES ANTICIPATORY BRAIN 

RESPONSES TO FORTHCOMING PAIN �� 1 , Ulrich 

Pomper 2 , Michael Hauck 1 , Andreas K. Engel 1 , Daniel Senkowski 2 , 

1 Univ. Medical Ctr. Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany, 2 Charité 

Univ. Med., Berlin, Germany 

PH 334 THE PRIMARY SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX GENERATES A 

LATE, LATERALIZED POSITIVE COMPONENT (P4) OF THE HUMAN 

LASER-EVOKED POTENTIALS (LEPs) L. Hu 1 , E. Valentini 2 , M. 

Liang 3 , G. D. Iannetti 3 , 1 Southwest Univ., Chongqing, China, 2 Sapienza 

Università di Roma, Roma, Italy, 3 Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PH 335 GAMMA-BAND OSCILLATIONS IN THE PRIMARY 

SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX – A DIRECT AND OBLIGATORY 

CORRELATE OF SUBJECTIVE PAIN INTENSITY Zhiguo Zhang 1 , Li 

Hu 2 , Yeung Sam Hung 1 , André Mouraux 3 , Giandomenico Iannetti 4 , 1 The 

Univ. of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China, 2 Southwest Univ., Chongqing, 

China, 3 Université Catholique de Louvain, Brussels, Belgium, 4 Univ. 

Coll. London, London, UK 

PH 336 PRAYER AND PAIN: AN FMRI STUDY OF PREFRONTAL 

CONTROL AND OPIOIDERGIC PAIN MODULATION DURING 

PRAYER Else-Marie E. Jegindø 1 , Joshua C. Skewes 1 , Katja Wiech 2 , 

Torben E. Lund 1 , Martin S. Jensen 1 , Armin W. Geertz 1 , Arne Møller 1 , 

Andreas Roepstorff 1 , Troels S. Jensen 1 , 1 Aarhus Univ., Aarhus, 

Denmark, 2 Univ. of Oxford, Oxford, UK 

PH 337 EFFECTS OF PAIN CATASTROPHISING ON CORTICAL 

RESPONSES TO VIEWING PAIN IN OTHERS Xiaoyun Li, Nicholas 

Fallon, Andrej Stancak, Univ. of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK 

PH 338 NEUROIMAGING OF THE PERIAQUEDUCTAL GRAY: 

STATE OF THE FIELD Clas Linnman, Eric A. Moulton, Gabi Barmettler, 

Lino Becerra, David Borsook, P.A.I.N. Group, Belmont, USA 

PH 339 INTRINSIC DEFAULT MODE NETWORK CONNECTIVITY 

ENCODES CLINICAL PAIN SEVERITY – AN ARTERIAL SPIN 

LABELING STUDY IN CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS Marco 

L. Loggia 1 , Jieun Kim 2 , Randy L. Gollub 2 , Mark Vangel 2 , Irving Kirsch 3 , 

Jian Kong 2 , Ajay Wasan 4 , Vitaly Napadow 2 , 1 MGH-BWH - Harvard 

Medical Sch., Boston, USA, 2 MGH - Harvard Medical Sch., Boston, 

USA, 3 BIDMC - Harvard Medical Sch., Boston, USA, 4 BWH - Harvard 

Medical Sch., Boston, USA 

PH 340 CEREBRAL CHANGES IN RESPONSE TO SPINAL CORD 

INJURY (SCI) AND SCI DEAFFERENTATION PAIN Kate M. MacIver 1 , 

Jothy Kandasamy 2 , Turo J. Nurmikko 1 , 1 Univ. of Liverpool, Liverpool, 

UK, 2 Walton Ctr. for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Liverpool, UK 

PH 341 SENSITIZATION OF THE HUMAN SPINAL CORD IN THE 

ABSENCE OF PAIN Paul G. Nash, Brittney Reyes, Emily Hubbard, 

Sean C. Mackey, Stanford Univ., Palo Alto, USA 

PH 342 SUBJECTIVE EXPERIENCE OF PAIN IS RELATED 

TO PREFRONTAL CORTEX ACTIVATION DURING SOCIAL 

EXCLUSION AND WORKING MEMORY TASK: fNIRS STUDY 

Tomohiko Nishigami 1 , Morihiro Tsujishita 1 , Akihisa Watanabe 2 , Takahiro 

Ushida 3 , 1 Konan Woman’s Univ., Kobe, Japan, 2 Machida Orthopedics, 

Kochi, Japan, 3 Aichi Medical Univ., Nagakute, Japan 

PH 343 THE “WHERE” AND THE “WHEN” OF THE BOLD 

RESPONSE TO PAIN IN THE INSULAR CORTEX. DISCUSSION 

ON AMPLITUDES AND LATENCIES Roland Peyron, Florence B. 

Pomares, Isabelle Faillenot, Fabrice G. Barral, CHU de Saint-Etienne, 

Saint-Etienne, France 

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PH 344 THE SPECIFIC ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC 

SPECTRUM ASSESSMENT OF PLACEBO ANALGESIA IN HUMANS 

Hui Wang, Xijie Ke, Pengfei Wei, Yuan Yuan, Yunhai Qiu, Research 

Ctr. for Neural Engineering, Inst. of Biomedical and Health Engineering, 

Shenzhen Inst. of Advanced Tech, Chinese Academy of Sncs., 

Shenzhen, China 

PH 345 THE SIZE OF THE DEFENSIVE PERIPERSONAL SPACE 

SURROUNDING THE FACE VARIES ACROSS SUBJECTS AND IS 

MODULATED BY TRAIT ANXIETY AND PERCEIVED THREAT Chiara 

F. Sambo, Giandomenico D. Iannetti, Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PH 346 INCREASED RESTING-STATE ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH 

FIBROMYALGIA Enrico Schulz, Laura Tiemann, Andrew Zherdin, 

Markus Ploner, Technische Universität München, München, Germany 

PH 347 MISMATCH RESPONSES EVOKED BY NOCICEPTIVE 

STIMULI: A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION Elia Valentini 1 , Chen 

Zhao 2 , Weiwei Peng 3 , Li Hu 2 , 1 Sapienza Università di Roma, Rome, 

Italy, 2 Southwest Univ., Chongqing, China, 3 The Univ. of Hong Kong, 

Hong Kong, China 

PH 348 EFFECTS OF ETHNICITY AND GENDER ROLE 

EXPECTATIONS ON COLD PRESSOR PAIN Oras A. Alabas, Osama 

A. Tashani, Mark I. Johnson, Leeds Metropolitan Univ., Leeds, UK 

PH 349 EFFECTS OF PAIN AND MORPHINE ON VANILLOID GENE 

TRPV1 EXPRESSION IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS OF MALE AND 

FEMALE RATS Anna Maria Aloisi 1 , Stella Vodo 1 , Anna Petroni 2 , Clara 

Dicanio 1 , Paolo Fiorenzani 1 , 1 Univ. of Siena, Siena, Italy, 2 Univ. Milan, 

Milan, Italy 

PH 350 INFLUENCE OF AGING AND MALE GONADS IN PAIN 

PERCEPTION IN RATS Hazem A. Ashmawi, Claudia C. A. Palmeira, 

Carolina B. Andrade, Irimar P. Posso, Faculdade de Medicina da 

Universidade de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PH 351 GENDER DIFFERENCE IN COLD SENSITIVITY: THE ROLE 

OF TESTOSTERONE Jerome Busserolles 1 , Dimitra Gkika 2 , Eric 

Chapuy 1 , Monique Etienne 1 , Natalia Prevarskaya 2 , Alain Eschalier 1 , 

1 Inserm U1107, Clermont-Ferrand, France, 2 Inserm U800, Lille, France 

PH 352 ACTIVATION OF ESTROGEN RECEPTOR BETA INHIBITS 

VISCERAL PAIN Dong-Yuan Cao, Yaping Ji, Bin Tang, Richard J. 

Traub, Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore, USA 

PH 353 BLOCKING STRESS-INDUCED ANALGESIA (SIA) BY 

MIMICKING THE PREMENSTRUAL PHASE WITH PROGESTERONE 

WITHDRAWAL INVOLVES NEUROSTEROIDS Marie-Andrée 

Coulombe 1 , Isabelle Gaumond 1 , Poisbeau Pierrick 2 , Serge Marchand 1 , 

1 Université de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada, 2 Université de 

Strasbourg, Strasbourg, France 

PH 354 THE MAGNITUDE OF SEX DIFFERENCES VARIES ACROSS 

PAIN MODALITIES AND MEASURES Joel D. Greenspan 1 , Eric Bair 2 , 

Gary D. Slade 2 , Roger B. Fillingim 3 , Richard Ohrbach 4 , Ronald Dubner 1 , 

Charlie Knott 5 , Qian Liu 2 , Rebecca Rothwell 2 , Flora Mulkey 2 , William 

Maixner 2 , 1 Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore, USA, 2 Univ. of North Carolina, 

Chapel Hill, USA, 3 Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, USA, 4 Univ. of Buffalo, 

Buffalo, USA, 5 Battelle Memorial Inst., Durham, USA 

PH 355 SEX DIFFERENCES OF OXYTOCIN-INDUCED ANTI- 

HYPERALGESIA AT THE SPINAL LEVEL IN RATS WITH 

INTRAPLANTAR CARRAGEENAN-INDUCED INFLAMMATION Eagle 

Yi-Kung Huang 1 , Wan-Chuan Wu 1 , Pao-Luh Tao 2 , 1 Nat’l. Defense 

Medical Ctr., Taipei, Taiwan, 2 Nat’l. Health Research Inst.s, Zhunan, 

Miaoli County, Taiwan 

PH 356 A NOVEL BEHAVIOURAL TESTING METHOD AND 

APPLICATION OF A GRADED INJURY MODEL TO INVESTIGATE 

SEX DIFFERENCES IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN Lauren L. Nicotra1 , 

Jonathan Tuke1 , Peter M. Grace2 , Paul E. Rolan1 , Mark R. Hutchinson1 , 

1 2 The Univ. of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia, Univ. of Colorado at 

Boulder, Boulder, USA

PH 357 ACTIVATION OF ESTROGEN RECEPTORS, GPR30, ER�, 

and G q COUPLED-mER, ATTENUATES OPIOID RECEPTOR-LIKE 1 

RECEPTOR-MEDIATED ANTINOCICEPTION VIA A NON-GENOMIC 

MECHANISM IN THE SPINAL CORD IN THE RAT Keri M. B. McLean, 

Subodh Nag, Sukhbir S. Mokha, Meharry Medical Coll., Nashville, USA 

PH 358 RAPID ATTENUATION OF ALPHA 2-ADRENOCEPTOR- 

INDUCED ANTINOCICEPTION BY ESTROGEN IN THE RAT: A 

Gq-COUPLED MEMBRANE ESTROGEN RECEPTOR MEDIATES 

THIS EFFECT Subodh Nag, Sukhbir S. Mokha, Meharry Medical Coll., 

Nashville, USA 

PH 359 SEX DIFFERENCES IN PAIN SYMPTOMS IN THE EAE 

MODEL OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Elizabeth J. Rahn, Ryan B. 

Griggs, Clayton R. Bright, Renee R. Donahue, Bradley K. Taylor, Univ. 

of Kentucky, Lexington, USA 

PH 360 PENTAZOCINE, A MIXED-ACTION � OPIOID RECEPTOR 

AGONIST, INDUCES ANTINOCICEPTION IN THE RAT: 

DIFFERENTIAL DOSE RESPONSE IN THE MALE AND FEMALE 

Douglas L. Robinson, Jr., Subodh Nag, Sukhbir S. Mokha, Meharry 

Medical Coll., Nashville, USA 

PH 361 AGE, PREOPERATIVE CHRONIC PAIN AND ANESTHESIA 

TECHNIQUE ARE MAJOR FACTORS INFLUENCING SEX 

DIFFERENCES OF POSTOPERATIVE PAIN OUTCOME Alexander 

Schnabel 1 , Hua Zheng 1 , Joachim Gerss 1 , Peter Kumar Zahn 2 , Esther 

M. Pogatzki-Zahn 1 , 1 Univ. Hosp. of Muenster, Muenster, Germany, 

2 Univ. Hosp. of Bochum, Bochum, Germany 

PH 362 SOCIAL STRESS, STRESS-INDUCED HYPOALGESIA AND 

PAIN PERCEPTION IN MALE AND FEMALE MICE Marjan Aghajani, 

Mohammad Reza Vaez Mahdavi, Mohsen Khalili, Tooba Ghazanfari, 

Shahed Medical Univ., Tehran, Iran 

PH 363 LAMINA III PROJECTION NEURONS IN RAT SPINAL CORD 

ARE SELECTIVELY INNERVATED BY DYNORPHIN-CONTAINING 

EXCITATORY INTERNEURONS Najma Baseer 1 , Andrew J. Todd 2 , 

1 Inst. of NeuroSnc. and Psychology, Univ. of Glasgow, Glasgow, UK, 

2 Univ. of Glasgow, Glasgow, UK 

PH 364 TARGETED DISRUPTION OF BDNF IN MICROGLIA 

DISSOCIATES NEUROPATHIC FROM INFLAMMATORY PAIN Simon 

Beggs, Tuan Trang, Jessica Alexander, Michael W. Salter, Hosp. for 

Sick Children, Toronto, Canada 

PH 365 �� 

MEDIATES INFLAMMATORY PAIN HYPERSENSITIVITY Mounir 

Belkouch 1 , Marc Andre Dansereau 2 , Pascal Tetreault 2 , Nicolas 

Beaudet 2 , Ahmed Chraibi 2 , Srephane Melik-Parsadaniantz 3 , Philippe 

Sarret 2 , 1 Fac. of Med., Univ. de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada, 2 Fac. 

of Med., Univ. de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada, 3 Ctr. de Recherche 

de l’Institut Cerveau Moelle (Cr ICM) UMR S 975 INSERM- UMR 7225 

CNRS- UPMC Faculté de Médecine Pitié Salpêtrière, Paris, France 

PH 366 EUGENOL AND CARVACROL INCREASE LINGUAL HEAT 

RESPONSES IN TRIGEMINAL SUBNUCLEUS CAUDALIS (Vc) 

NEURONS AND ACTIVATE CAPSAICIN-SENSITIVE TRIGEMINAL 

GANGLION NEURONS IN RATS Amanda H. Klein 1 , Christopher L. 

Joe 1 , Auva Davoodi 1 , Kenichi Takechi 2 , Mirela Iodi Carstens 1 , Earl 

Carstens 1 , 1 Univ. of California Davis, Davis, USA, 2 Ehime Univ. Sch. of 

Med., Toon City, Japan 

PH 367 EFFECT OF SPINAL NORADRENALINE DEPLETION 

ON THE ANTINOCICEPTIVE ACTIVITY OF TAPENTADOL IN 

RATS Alessandro Orrù 1 , Chiara Cassina 1 , Angelo Di Clemente 1 , 

Federico Moro 1 , Oscar Corli 1 , Luigi Cervo 2 , 1 ”Mario Negri” Inst. for 

Pharmacological Research, Milan, Italy, 2 ”Mario Negri” Inst. for 

Pharmacological Research, Ilan, Italy 

PH 368 SPINAL MICROGLIA CRITICALLY MODULATE CHRONIC 

PAIN IN COLLAGEN INDUCED ARTHRITIS Anna K. Clark, John 

Grist, Marzia Malcangio, King’s Coll. London, London, UK 

PH 369 LOCUS COERULEUS AND RAPHE MAGNUS 

INTERACTIONS WITH PARAVENTRICULAR HYPOTHALAMIC 

NUCLEUS: INHIBITORY CONVERGENCE OVER SPINAL DORSAL 

HORN NEURONS Miguel Condés-Lara, Gerardo Rojas-Piloni, Javier 

Rodríguez-Jiménez, Guadalupe Martínez-Lorenzana, Universidad 

Nacional Autónoma de México, Juriquilla, Mexico 


PH 370 OPIOID INHIBITION OF NMDA-RECEPTOR-DEPENDENT 

SPINAL SENSITIZATION PERSISTS LONG AFTER THE 

RESOLUTION OF INFLAMMATORY HYPERALGESIA Gregory F. 

Corder 1 , Suzanne Doolen 1 , Michelle K. Winter 2 , Kenneth E. McCarson 2 , 

Bradley K. Taylor 1 , 1 Univ. of Kentucky, Lexington, USA, 2 Univ. of 

Kansas, Kansas City, USA 

PH 371 EFFECTS OF THE SELECTIVE 5-HT 3 RECEPTOR 

ANTAGONIST ONDANSETRON ON MUSTARD-OIL INDUCED 

CHANGES IN SPINAL REFLEXES IN THE DECEREBRATED RAT 

Katharine L. Dobson, John Harris, Univ. of Nottingham, Loughborough, 

UK 

PH 372 TNF-� IN SPINAL NOCICEPTION DURING KNEE JOINT 

INFLAMMATION Andrea Ebersberger, Christian König, Enrique 

Vasquez, Maxim Zharsky, Hans-Georg Schaible, Univ. of Jena, Jena, 

Germany 

PH 373 INVESTIGATING THE INFLAMMASOME WITHIN 

MICROGLIA AND ITS MODULATION FOLLOWING NERVE INJURY 

Amanda Ellis, David L. H. Bennett, King’s Coll. London, London, UK 

PH 374 PROGESTERONE ATTENUATES SPINAL GLIAL 

ACTIVATION AND THE ACTIVITY OF PRO-INFLAMMATORY 

ENZYMES, AND PREVENTS NEUROPATHIC PAIN AFTER SPINAL 

CORD INJURY Susana L. Gonzalez 1 , Florencia Coronel 2 , Florencia 

Labombarda 1 , Alejandro F. De Nicola 3 , Marcelo J. Villar 4 , 1 IBYME- 

CONICET-Facultad de Medicina-UBA, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 

2 IBYME-CONICET-Facultad Cs. Biomedicas-Universidad Austral, 

Buenos Aires, Argentina, 3 IBYME-CONICET- Facultad de Medicina- 

UBA, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 4 Facultad Cs. Biomedicas-Universidad 

Austral, Buenos Aires, Argentina 

PH 375 SELECTIVE POSITIVE ALLOSTERIC MODULATION OF 

MUSCARINIC M4 RECEPTOR INDUCES SPINAL ANALGESIA IN 

RAT: POTENTIAL IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT OF PAIN 

Eric Grazzini, Steven Elmes, Giovanni Martino, Sultan Ahmad, Cyrla 

Hoffert, Francois Vaillancourt, Martin Coupal, Dajan O’Donnell, Martin 

Perkins, Manon Valiquette, Astrazeneca, Ville Saint Laurent, Canada 

PH 376 CYTOKINES INDUCE SYNAPTIC LONG-TERM 

POTENTIATION AT THE FIRST SYNAPSE OF THE PAIN PATHWAY 

Doris Gruber-Schoffnegger, Ruth Drdla-Schutting, Christoph 

Hönigsperger, Gabriele Wunderbaldinger, Jürgen Sandkühler, Ctr. for 

Brain Research, Medical Univ. of Vienna, Vienna, Austria 

PH 377 ENDOGENOUS SPINAL VEGF EXERTS A TONIC PRO- 

NOCICEPTIVE ACTION THROUGH VASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL 

GROWTH FACTOR RECEPTOR 2 Richard P. Hulse, Robert Drake, 

David O. Bates, Lucy F. Donaldson, Univ. of Bristol, Bristol, UK 

PH 378 Sigma-1 RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST REDUCES ZYMOSAN 

INDUCED ALLODYNIA AND HYPERALGESIA THROUGH 

MICROGLIAL MODULATION IN RATS Young Chan Jeong, Young 

Bae Kwon, Medical Sch., Chonbuk Nat’l. Univ., Jeonju, Korea, Republic 


PH 379 CELL-BASED AND GENETIC APPROACH FOR PAIN 

ATTENUATION AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY IN RATS Stanislava 

Jergova, David Collante, Nirmal Pathak, Shivani Jani, Shyam Gajavelli, 

Jacqueline Sagen, Univ. of Miami, Miller Sch. of Med., Miami, USA 

PH 380 CHANGES IN FIRING RATE ON SPINAL WIDE-DYNAMIC 

NEURONS INDUCED BY ACTIVATION/INHIBITION OF BETA- 

ADRENOCEPTORS IN RATS: DO BETA-ADRENOCEPTORS 

MODULATE ACUTE PAIN? Paul J. Lamothe Molina, Agustín Melo- 

Carrillo, Alberto Lopez-Avila, Inst. Nacional de Psiquiatría Ramón de la 

Fuente Muñiz, Mexico, Mexico 

PH 381 NEONATAL NERVE INJURY LEADS TO THE DELAYED 

EMERGENCE OF ADOLESCENT PAIN HYPERSENSITIVITY 

Rebecca J. McKelvey 1 , Maria Fitzgerald 1 , David Vega-Avelaira 2 , 

Stephanie Koch 1 , 1 Univ. Coll. London, London, UK, 2 Campus 

Universitario. Facultad de Medicina, Madrid, Spain 

PH 382 THE STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF CENTRAL 

NEUROIMMUNE ACTIVATION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN A RAT MODEL OF NEUROPATHY: 

ROLE OF TOLL-LIKE RECEPTOR4 Samad Nazemi, Homa Manaheji, 

Jalal Zaringhalam moghadam, Abbas Haghparast, Shahid Beheshti 

Univ. of Medical Sncs., Tehran, Iran 

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PH 383 NEUROPATHIC PAIN BEHAVIOUR IS ATTENUATED IN 

GPR84 KNOCK-OUT MICE Louise S. C. Nicol1 , John M. Dawes1 , Clive 

Gentry1 , John B. Davis2 , Stephen B. McMahon1 , Marzia Malcangio1 , 

1 2 King’s Coll. London, London, UK, Convergence Pharmaceuticals Ltd, 

Cambridge, UK 

PH 384 PAIN MODULATION BY INTRATHECAL SUMATRIPTAN IS 

MEDIATED BY SEROTONIN RECEPTOR SUBTYPES 1B AND 1D IN 

THE FORMALIN TEST IN MICE Junichi Ota 1 , Tetsuro Nikai 1 , Noritaka 

Imamachi 2 , Andrew H. Ahn 3 , Yoji Saito 1 , 1 Shimane Univ., Izumo, 

Japan, 2 Shimna Univ., Izumo, Japan, 3 Univ. of Florida Coll. of Med., 

Gainesville, USA 

PH 385 NMDA RECEPTOR MEDIATED CENTRAL 

HYPERSENSITIVITY IN MODELS OF OSTEOARTHRITIS AND 

CANCER-INDUCED BONE PAIN Sital J. Patel, Anthony H. Dickenson, 

UCL, London, UK 

PH 386 SPINAL BRADYKININ NOCICEPTION IS MEDIATED BY 

GLUTAMATE RELEASED FROM VSOR CHANNEL ACTIVATED BY 

REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES Mateus F. R. Rossato, Jonatas Z. K. 

Klafke, Gabriela Trevisan, Mariane A. S. da Silva, Sara M. Oliveira, 

Camila C. V. G. Gewehr, Gustavo P. G. Guerra, Juliano F. Ferreira, 

Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, Santa Maria, Brazil 

PH 387 GLIAL CELL LINE-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR 

(GDNF) ACUTELY MODULATES SPINAL NOCICEPTIVE 

TRANSMISSION THROUGH GFRa1-RET MULTIRECEPTOR 

COMPLEX Chiara Salio, Francesco Ferrini, Sangu Muthuraju, 

Adalberto Merighi, Univ. of Turin, Grugliasco (Turin), Italy 

PH 388 PAIN REDUCTION DURING MENTAL DISTRACTION IS 

OPIOID DEPENDENT AND REDUCES NEURONAL ACTIVITY 

IN THE SPINAL CORD Christian Sprenger, Falk Eippert, Jürgen 

Finsterbusch, Ulrike Bingel, Michael Rose, Christian Buechel, Univ.- 

Medical-Ctr. Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany 

PH 389 EFFECTS OF GENERAL ANESTHETICS ON SUBSTANCE 

P RELEASE AND c-Fos EXPRESSION IN SPINAL DORSAL HORN 

Toshifumi Takasusuki 1 , Shigeki Yamaguchi 1 , Toshimitsu Kitajima 1 , 

Yuuichi Hori 1 , Tony L. Yaksh 2 , 1 Dokkyo Medical Univ., Mibu, Japan, 

2 Univ. of California, San Diego, La Jolla, USA 

PH 390 SPINAL CORD NMDA RECEPTOR-MEDIATED ACTIVATION 

OF MAMMALIAN TARGET OF RAPAMYCIN IS REQUIRED FOR 

THE DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF BONE CANCER- 

INDUCED PAIN HYPERSENSITIVITIES IN RATS Yuan-Xiang Tao, 

Ming-Hung Shih, Sheng-Chin Kao, Wei Wang, Myron Yaster, Johns 

Hopkins Univ. Sch. of Med., Baltimore, USA 

PH 391 5-HT 7 RECEPTOR-MEDIATED MODULATION OF 

NOCICEPTIVE PRIMARY AFFERENT FIBERS INVOLVES GABA A 

RECEPTORS, Cl - TRANSPORT DYNAMICS AND T-TYPE Ca 2+ 

CHANNELS Florent Viguier, Valérie Kayser, Michel Hamon, Sylvie 

Bourgoin, Inserm U894, CPN, Paris, France 

PH 392 MODULATION OF GLYCINERGIC NEUROTRANSMISSION 

AND INFLAMMATORY PAIN THRESHOLD IN MICE WITH REDUCED 

EXPRESSION OF VESICULAR GABA TRANSPORTER (VGAT) 

Makiko Hardy Yamada 1 , Koichi Nishikawa 2 , Kazuhiro Kubo 1 , Yuchio 

Yanagawa 1 , Shigeru Saito 1 , 1 Gunma Univ. Graduate Sch. of Med., 

Maebashi, Japan, 2 Wakayama Medical Univ., Wakayama, Japan 

PH 393 A POSSIBLE NEURONAL CIRCUIT FOR RELAYING 

LOW-THRESHOLD MECHANORECEPTIVE INPUT TO LAMINA I 

PROJECTION NEURONS IN THE RAT SPINAL CORD Toshiharu 

Yasaka 1 , Sheena Y. X. Tiong 2 , Erika Polgár 2 , Tsugumi Fujita 1 , Eiichi 

Kumamoto 1 , Andrew J. Todd 2 , 1 Saga Univ., Saga, Japan, 2 Univ. of 

Glasgow, Glasgow, UK 

PH 394 DIFFERENTIAL CONTRIBUTION OF TRPV1 AND MrgprD- 

EXPRESSING NOCICEPTORS TO THE HEAT AND MECHANICAL 

RESPONSIVNESS OF DORSAL HORN NOCIRESPONSIVE 

NEURONS Jie Zhang 1 , Daniel J. Cavanaugh 1 , Michael I. Nemenov 2 , 

Allan I. Basbaum 1 , 1 Univ. of California San Francisco, San Francisco, 

USA, 2 Lasmed LLC and Stanford Univ., Palo Alto, USA 

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PH 395 THE INVOLVEMENT OF GLIA AND IMMUNE CELLS- 

DERIVED FACTORS IN DIABETIC NEUROPATHY IN MICE 

Magdalena Zychowska 1 , Ewelina Rojewska 2 , Joanna Mika 1 , Barbara 

Przewlocka 2 , 1 Inst. of Pharmacology, PAS, Krakow, Poland, 2 Intitute of 

Pharmacology, PAS, Krakow, Poland 

PH 396 NEURONAL EXCITABILITY AND SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY 

OF CORTICAL NEURONS IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN Sigrid M. Blom, 

Mirko Santello, Thomas Nevian, Univ. of Bern, Bern, Switzerland 

PH 397 IDENTIFICATION OF A THERMAL NOCICEPTIVE NEURON 

CLUSTER WITHIN SII CORTEX OF NEW WORLD MONKEYS 

Barbara C. Dillenburger, Xiang Ye, Robert M. Friedman, Feng Wang, Li 

Min Chen, Vanderbilt Univ., Nashville, USA 

PH 398 ALTERED RESTING STATE EEG IN CHRONIC 

PANCREATITIS PATIENTS WITH PERSISTENT ABDOMINAL PAIN 

Marjan de Vries 1 , Harry van Goor 1 , Emanuel N. van den Broeke 1 , 

Clementina M. van Rijn 2 , Oliver H. G. Wilder-Smith 1 , 1 Radboud 

Univ. Nijmegen Medical Ctr., Nijmegen, Netherlands, 2 Donders Inst., 

Nijmegen, Netherlands 

PH 399 VESTIBULAR STIMULATION MODULATES EARLY 

CORTICAL RESPONSES TO NOCICEPTIVE STIMULI Elisa R. Ferrè 1 , 

Patrick Haggard 1 , Gabriella Bottini 2 , Giandomenico Iannetti 1 , 1 Univ. Coll. 

London, London, UK, 2 Univ. of Pavia, Pavia, Italy 

PH 400 MICROINJECTION OF HISTAMINE INTO THE 

SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX AREA I (HINDLIMB REGION) 

PRODUCES ANTINOCICEPTION IN THE FORMALIN PAIN IN RATS 

Nasrin Hamzeh-Gooshchi, Esmaeal Tamaddonfard, Firuz Hamzeh- 

Gooshchi, Fac. of Veterinary Med., Urmia Univ., Urmia, Iran 

PH 401 RIGHT- AND LEFT-SIDED PERIPHERAL NERVE LESIONS 

SELECTIVELY AFFECT COGNITIVE AND EMOTIONAL BEHAVIORS 

IN THE RAT Hugo Leite-Almeida1 , João J. Cerqueira1 , Hong Wei2 , 

Nuno Ribeiro-Costa1 , Helena Anjos-Martins1 , Nuno Sousa1 , Antti 

Pertovaara3 , Armando Almeida1 , 1Life and Health Sncs. Research 

Inst. (ICVS), Sch. of Health Sncs., Univ. of Minho, Braga, Portugal, 

2 3 Biomedicum Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, Biomedicum Helsinki, 

Helsinki, Portugal 

PH 402 CHRONIC PAIN-INDUCED ASTROGLIOSIS IN RAT 

FRONTAL CORTEX IS ASSOCIATED WITH ANXIETY-LIKE 

BEHAVIOR Lucie A. Low 1 , Dan Saragosti 1 , David A. Seminowicz 2 , 

Magali Millecamps 1 , Scott J. Thompson 1 , Laura S. Stone 1 , M. Catherine 

Bushnell 1 , 1 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada, 2 Univ. of Maryland Sch. of 

Dentistry, Baltimore, USA 

PH 403 PROPERTIES OF DENDRITES OF THE ANTERIOR 

CINGULATE CORTEX IN A CHRONIC PAIN MODEL Mirko Santello, 

Sigrid Marie Blom, Thomas Nevian, Univ. of Bern, Bern, Switzerland 

PH 404 THALAMOCORTICAL ASYNCHRONY IN CONDITIONS OF 

SPINAL CORD INJURY PAIN David A. Seminowicz, Li Jiang, Radi M. 

Masri, Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore, USA 

PH 405 MEDIODORSAL THALAMUS: RESPONSE PROPERTIES 

IN NORMAL AND SPINAL CORD INJURED RATS Jessica L. Whitt 1 , 

Radi Masri 2 , Asaf Keller 1 , 1 Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore, USA, 2 Dental 

Sch., Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore, USA 

PH 406 PAIN RELATED BEHAVIORAL CHANGES FOLLOWING 

EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 

IN RATS Adriana Banozic 1 , Livia Puljak 2 , Ivica Grkovic 1 , Damir 

Sapunar 1 , 1 Sch. of Med., Univ. of Split, Split, Croatia, 2 Univ. of Split Sch. 

of Med., Split, Croatia 

PH 407 THE ROLE OF Na v 1.9 IN THE ACTIVATION OF VISCERAL 

AFFERENT FIBRES BY ALGOGENIC MEDIATORS George 

Boundouki, James R. F. Hockley, Charles H. Knowles, Qasim Aziz, 

Mark D. Baker, David C. Bulmer, Queen Mary, Univ. of London, 

London, UK 

PH 408 INVESTIGATION OF CARDIORESPIRATORY AND 

SOMATOMOTOR RESPONSES TO ACTIVATION OF CARDIAC 

AND OESOPHAGEAL NOCICEPTORS IN THE DECEREBRATE, 

ARTERIALLY-PERFUSED IN SITU MOUSE PREPARATION Serena 

Cerritelli, Anthony E. Pickering, Univ. of Bristol, Bristol, UK

PH 409 THE SELECTIVE TRPV1 ANTAGONIST AMG-517 

INCREASES BLADDER CAPACITY AND REDUCES REFERRED 

HYPERALGESIA IN FEMALE RATS WITH CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE- 

INDUCED CYSTITIS Mary-Beth Klinger 1 , Giovanni Martino 2 , Xiao- 

Hong Yu 2 , Fernando Cervero 1 , Jennifer Laird 2 , 1 McGill Univ., Montreal, 

Canada, 2 AstraZeneca R&D, Montreal, Canada 

PH 410 ENHANCED VAGINAL SENSITIVITY AND ANXIETY IN 

ADULT MICE THAT UNDERWENT NEONATAL STRESS AND/OR 

IRRITATION Angela N. Pierce, Julie A. Christianson, Univ. of Kansas 

Medical Ctr., Kansas City, USA 

PH 411 ALTERED COLORECTAL AFFERENT FUNCTIONS 

ASSOCIATED WITH TNBS-INDUCED VISCERAL 

HYPERSENSITIVITY IN MICE Bin Feng 1 , Jun-Ho La 1 , Takahiro 

Tanaka 2 , Gerald F. Gebhart 1 , 1 Univ. of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA, 

2 Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. Limited, Osaka, Japan 

PH 412 P2X3 RECEPTOR ANTAGONISM ATTENUATES PELVIC 

AFFERENT DISCHARGE AND VISCEROMOTOR RESPONSES 

TO URINARY BLADDER DISTENSION IN NAÏVE AND 

CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE-TREATED RATS Qiao Sun 1 , Li Dong 1 , 

Guohua Zhang 1 , Anthony P. Ford 2 , Weifang Rong 1 , 1 Shanghai Jiaotong 

Univ. Sch. of Med., Shanghai, China, 2 Afferent Pharmaceuticals, San 

Mateo, USA 

PH 413 PSYCHOLOGICAL PARAMETERS AND QUALITY OF LIFE 

IN PATIENTS WITH FUNCTIONAL DYSPEPSIA DEPENDING ON 

GASTRIC CAPSAICIN SENSITIVITY Johann Hammer, AKH Wien, 


PH 414 DECIPHERING THE PHYSIOLOGICAL EXPLANATION FOR 

UTERINE PAIN Peter Y. Yu 1 , Chaya Segel 1 , Tamas Jilling 1 , Frank F. 

Tu 1 , Kevin M. Hellman 2 , 1 NorthShore Univ. HealthSystem, Evanston, 

USA, 2 NorthShore Univ. HealthSystem/Univ. of Chicago, Evanston, 

USA 

PH 415 P2Y MEDIATED ACTIVATION OF MOUSE AND HUMAN 

SENSORY NERVES: CRITICAL ROLE FOR NA V 1.9 James R. F. 

Hockley 1 , Cian McGuire 1 , George Boundouki 1 , Charlie H. Knowles 1 , 

Mark D. Baker 1 , Wendy J. Winchester 2 , David C. Bulmer 1 , 1 Queen Mary 

Univ. of London, London, UK, 2 �� 

PH 416 CONTRIBUTION OF TRPV1 AND P2X3 TO 

MECHANOSENSATION IN COLORECTAL PRIMARY AFFERENTS 

IN NAIVE AND SENSITIZED STATES Michael E. Kiyatkin, Bin Feng, 

Erica E. Schwartz, Gerald F. Gebhart, Univ. of Pittsburgh Sch. of Med., 

Pittsburgh, USA 

PH 417 INVOLVEMENTS OF CRF AND NGF IN ANIMAL MODELS 

OF STRESS-INDUCED FUNCTIONAL DYSPEPSIA Yu Kozakai, Koei 

Hayashi, Shuang-Qin Yi, Kiyomi Hori, Takeshi Yamaguchi, Noriyuki 

Ozaki, Kanazawa Univ. Graduate Sch. of Medical Snc., Kanazawa, 

Japan 

PH 418 EXPRESSION OF SYNAPTIC VESICLE PROTEIN 2c (SV2c), 

THE NEURONAL RECEPTOR FOR BOTULINUM TOXIN A, IN 

SENSORY NEURONS INNERVATING THE MOUSE PANCREAS Jun- 

Ho La, Erica S. Schwartz, Timothy P. McMurray, G. F. Gebhart, Ctr. for 

Pain Research, Pittsburgh, USA 

PH 419 COMORBIDITIES OF VISCERAL PAIN: STUDY OF 

THE AFFECTIVE CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH ACUTE AND 

EXTENDED MODELS OF BLADDER INFLAMMATION Rosemary H. 

Morland, Amparo Novejarque, Tim Pheby, Wenlong Huang, Andrew S. 

C. Rice, Imperial Coll. London, London, UK 

PH 420 WATER AVOIDANCE STRESS TESTING REVEALS 

BASELINE DIFFERENCES IN RATS WHICH EXPERIENCED 

NEONATAL BLADDER INFLAMMATION Timothy J. Ness, Cary 

DeWitte, Alan Randich, Meredith T. Robbins, Univ. of Alabama at 

Birmingham, Birmingham, USA 

PH 421 BEHAVIOURAL DEPRESSION AFTER ACETIC ACID- 

INDUCED VISCERAL PAIN IS RESTORED BY ANALGESICS. 

Enrique Portillo-Salido, Beatriz de la Puente, Luz Romero, Elizabeth 

Romero, Ricard Sánchez-Arroyos, Manuel Merlos, Daniel Zamanillo, 

Jose Miguel Vela, ESTEVE, Barcelona, Spain 


PH 422 STRESS-INDUCED ALTERATIONS IN RESPONSES OF 

SPINAL DORSAL HORN NEURONS TO URINARY BLADDER 

DISTENSION INVOLVES CRF 2 RECEPTORS Meredith T. Robbins, 

Timothy J. Ness, Univ. of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, USA 

PH 423 ERK1/2-Egr1 SIGNALING IN SENSORY NEURONS 

MEDIATES INFLAMMATION AND PAIN IN THE PROGRESSION 

OF CHRONIC PANCREATITIS Erica S Schwartz, Jun Ho La, G. F. 

Gebhart, Univ. of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA 

PH 424 INHIBITION OF ACTIVATED GLIAL CELLS BY 

MINOCYCLINE ATTENUATES POST-INFLAMMATORY VISCERAL 

HYPERALGESIA IN RATS Pradeep Kannampalli, Jyoti N. Sengupta, 

Medical Coll. of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, USA 

PH 425 INHIBITION OF TRPV4 REDUCES THE ACTIVITY OF 

MECHANO-SENSORY AFFERENT FIBERS OF URINARY BLADDER 

IN RATS WITH CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE-INDUCED CYSTITIS Jean- 

Sebastien Walczak 1 , Steven Owens 1 , Ross Jeggo 1 , Fei-Yue Zhao 1 , 

David C. Spanswick 2 , 1 Cerebrasol Ltd, Montreal, Canada, 2 Univ. of 

Warwick, Coventry, UK 

PH 426 VISCERAL AND SOMATIC SENSITIZATION IN FUNCTIONAL 

DYSPEPSIA Clive H. Wilder-Smith 1 , Cao Yang 2 , Xinhua Li 3 , Khek Yu 

Ho 3 , Reuben Wong 3 , 1 Brain-Gut Research Group, Bern, Switzerland, 

2 Nat’l. Univ, Singapore, Singapore, 3 Nat’l. Univ., Singapore, Singapore 

PH 427 DECREASED COLORECTAL MECHANOSENSITIVITY IN 

STREPTOZOTOCIN-INDUCED DIABETIC RATS Guohua Zhang, 

Biying Sun, Weifang Rong, Shanghai Jiaotong Univ. Sch. of Med., 


PH 431 REFRACTORY CHRONIC PAIN SCREENING TOOL 

(RCPST): A FEASIBILITY STUDY TO ASSESS PRACTICALITY 

AND VALIDITY Ralf Baron 1 , Misha M. Backonja 2 , Paul Eldridge 3 , 

Robert Levy 4 , Kris Vissers 5 , Rod S. Taylor 6 , 1 Universitaetsklinikum, 

Kiel, Germany, 2 Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison, USA, 3 Walton Ctr. for 

Neurology and Neurosurgery, Liverpool, UK, 4 Shands-Jacksonville 

NeuroSnc. Inst., Univ. of Florida Coll. of Med., Jacksonville, USA, 

5 Radboud Univ. Nijmegen Medical Ctr., Nijmegen, Netherlands, 

6 Peninsula Medical Sch., Univ. of Exeter, Exeter, UK 

PH 432 SPINAL CORD STIMULATION FOR MULTIDISCIPLINARY 

PAIN MANAGEMENT: PROGRESSIVE SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCES 

AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES GATHERED OVER 27 YEARS OF 

EXPERIENCE IN S. GIOVANNI BATTISTA HOSPITAL OF TURIN 

Anna De Luca 1 , Carla Roero 1 , Luca Benedetto Sicuro 2 , Mario 

Maritano 1 , 1 S. Giovanni Battista Hosp., Turin, Italy, 2 S. Giobanni Battista 

Hosp., Turin, Italy 

PH 433 TREATMENT WITH PERIPHERAL NERVE FIELD 

STIMULATION (PNfS) IN TEN PATIENTS WITH REFRACTORY 

ANGINA PECTORIS: LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP Thomas P. 

Enggaard 1 , Claus Andersen 1 , Morten Soe 1 , Christina Rosenlund 2 , 

Christian Scherer 1 , 1 Odense Univ. Hosp., Odense, Denmark, 2 Odense, 

Odense, Denmark 

PH 434 THE SHORT TERM EFFECT OF SINGLE-SESSION 

TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION (tDCS) 

ON HEAT PAIN INTENSITY IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS Asbjørn J. 

Fagerlund 1 , Per M. Aslaksen 2 , 1 Univ. Hosp. of North Norway, Tromsø, 

Norway, 2 Univ. of Tromsø, Tromsø, Norway 

PH 435 CONVENTIONAL AND ULTRA-HIGH FREQUENCY SPINAL 

CORD STIMULATION PRODUCES INTENSITY-DEPENDENT BUT 

NOT FREQUENCY-DEPENDENT PAIN INHIBITION IN NERVE- 

INJURED RATS Fei Yang 1 , Andrei Sdrulla 1 , Alene F. Carteret 1 , Shao- 

Qiu He 1 , Ronen Schechter 1 , Paul W. Wacnik 2 , Richard A. Meyer 1 , 

Srinivasa N. Raja 1 , Yun Guan 1 , 1 Johns Hopkins Univ., Sch. of Med., 

Baltimore, USA, 2 Medtronic, Minneapolis, USA 

PH 436 SPINAL CORD STIMULATION FOR COMPLEX REGIONAL 

PAIN SYNDROME TYPE-1: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY 

WITH FOLLOW-UP OVER TWELVE YEARS Helwin Smits1 , Jose 

Geurts1 , Florian Brunner2 , Alfons Kessels1 , Maarten van Kleef1 , 

1 2 MUMC, Maastricht, Netherlands, Balgrist Univ. Hosp., Maastricht, 


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PH 437 TREATMENT OF FBSS PATIENTS WITH MULTICOLUMN 

SPINAL CORD STIMULATION: FINAL RESULTS OF THE 

MULTICENTER FRANCO CANADIAN STUDY Krishna Kumar1 , Line 

Jacques2 , Alexandre Delmotte3 , Katherine Poon2 , Russell Munson1 , 

Benoit Bataille3 , Philippe Rigoard3 , 1Regina Hosp., Regina, Canada, 

2 3 Montreal Neurological Inst., Montreal, Canada, CHU de Poitiers, 

Poitiers, France 

PH 438 DORSAL ROOT GANGLION STIMULATION FOR THE 

TREATMENT OF COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME Liong 

Liem 1 , Jean-Pierre Van Buyten 2 , Marc Russo 3 , Iris Smet 2 , Frank 

Huygen 4 , 1 St Antonius Ziekenhuis, Nieuwegein, Netherlands, 2 AZ 

Niklaas, St Niklaas, Belgium, 3 Hunter Pain Clinic, Broadmeadow, 

Australia, 4 Erasmus Univ., Rotterdam, Netherlands 

PH 439 PERIPHERAL NEUROSTIMULATION AND SPECIFIC 

MOTOR TRAINING OF DEEP ABDOMINAL MUSCLES IMPROVE 

MOTOR CONTROL OF POSTURAL ADJUSTMENT IN CHRONIC 

LOW BACK PAIN Hugo Massé-Alarie 1 , Véronique H. Flamand 1 , 

Hélène Moffet 2 , Cyril Schneider 1 , 1 Ctr. de Recherche CHUL-CHUQ, 

Université Laval, Quebec City, Canada, 2 CIRRIS, Université Laval, 

Quebec City, Canada 

PH 440 INHIBITION OF NEUROPATHIC MANIFESTATIONS IN RATS 

BY SPINAL CORD STIMULATION INVOLVES BOTH SEGMENTAL 

AND SUPRASPINAL MECHANISMS: ROLE OF THE DORSAL 

COLUMNS J. Barchini 1 , N. E. Saadé 1 , S. Tchachaghian 1 , S. J. Jabbur 1 , 

Z. Song 2 , B. A. Meyerson 2 , B. Linderoth 2 , 1 American Univ. of Beirut, 

Beirut, Lebanon, 2 Karolinska Inst., Stockholm, Sweden 

PH 441 EVOKED PAIN ANALGESIA IN CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN 

FOLLOWING RESPIRATORY-GATED AURICULAR VAGAL 

AFFERENT NERVE STIMULATION Assia Valovska 1 , Vitaly Napadow 2 , 

Robert R. Edwards 1 , Christine M. Cahalan 1 , George Mensing 1 , Seth 

Greenbaum 1 , Ang Li 2 , Jieun Kim 2 , Yumi Maeda 2 , Kyungmo Park 3 , 

Ajay D. Wasan 1 , 1 Brigham and Women’s Hosp., Boston, USA, 

2 Massachusetts General Hosp., Charlestown, USA, 3 Kyunghee Univ., 

Yongin, Korea, Republic of (South) 

PH 442 MODELING NERVE FIBER ACTIVATION IN LOW-BACK 

SKIN BY SUBCUTANEOUS ELECTRODES Giang P. Nguyen 1 , Ole 

K. Andersen 1 , Paul W. Wacnik 2 , Carsten D. Mørch 1 , 1 Ctr. for Sensory- 

Motor Interaction, Aalborg, Denmark, 2 Neuromodulation Research, 

Medtronic Inc., Minneapolis, USA 

PH 443 SOMATOSENSORY CHANGE AND PAIN RELIEF INDUCED 

BY REPETITIVE TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION IN 

PATIENTS WITH CENTRAL POST STROKE PAIN Mohammad Hasan, 

Jennifer Whitley, Rebecca Bresnahan, Kate MacIver, Paul Sacco, Turo 

Nurmikko, The Pain Research Inst., Liverpool, UK 

PH 444 EFFICACY OF HIGH FREQUENCY SPINAL CORD 

STIMULATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN Stefano Palmisani, Tom Smith, Adnan Al-Kaisy, 

Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Fdn. Trust, London, UK 

PH 445 SPINAL CORD POTENTIALS DURING 

NEUROMODULATION FOR PAIN RELIEF John L. Parker 1 , Dean M. 

Karantonis 1 , Peter S. Single 1 , Milan Obradovic 1 , James Laird 1 , Robert 

Gorman 1 , Michael J. Cousins 2 , 1 Nat’l. Information and Communications 

Tech Australia, Eveleigh, Australia, 2 Pain Management Research Inst. 

and Kolling Inst., Univ. of Sydney at the Royal North Shore Hosp., St 

Leonards, Australia 

PH 446 NEURAL FEEDBACK NEUROMODULATION John L. 

Parker 1 , Dean M. Karantonis 1 , Peter S. Single 1 , Milan Obradovic 1 , 

James Laird 1 , Robert Gorman 1 , Michael J. Cousins 2 , 1 Nat’l. Information 

and Communications Tech Australia, Eveleigh, Australia, 2 Pain 

Management Research Inst., St Leonards, Australia 

PH 447 rTMS METHOD IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC 

OROFACIAL PAIN Richard Rokyta 1 , Jitka Fricova 2 , Monika Klirova 1 , 

Tomas Novak 1 , 1 Charles Univ. in Prague, 3rd, Fac. of Med., Prague, 

Czech Republic, 2 Charles Univ. in Prague, 1st. Fac. of Med. , General 

Univ. Hosp., Prague, Czech Republic 

PH 448 REPETITIVE TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION 

OVER PRIMARY MOTOR VS NON-MOTOR CORTICAL TARGETS: 

EFFECTS ON EXPERIMENTAL HYPERALGESIA IN HEALTHY 

SUBJECTS Paul Sacco 1 , Michael Prior 2 , Helen Poole 2 , Turo Nurmikko 1 , 

1 Univ. of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK, 2 John Moores Univ., Liverpool, UK 

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PH 449 PREVENTION OF MIGRAINE BY SUPRAORBITAL 

TRANSCUTANEOUS NEUROSTIMULATION USING THE CEFALY® 

DEVICE (PREMICE): A MULTICENTRE, RANDOMISED, SHAM- 

CONTROLLED TRIAL Jean E. M. Schoenen 1 , Bart Vandersmissen 2 , 

Sandrine Jeangette 3 , Luc Herroelen 4 , Delphine Magis 5 , Michel 

Vandenheede 6 , 1 Unversity of Liege, Liege, Belgium, 2 ULB, Brussels, 

Belgium, 3 CHU Charleroi, Charleroi, Belgium, 4 Catholic Univ. of Leuven, 

Leuven, Belgium, 5 Univ. of Liege, Liege, Belgium, 6 CHC Espærance 

Liåge, Montegnee, Belgium 

PH 450 INVOLVEMENT OF DESCENDING INHIBITION FROM BRAIN 

STEM NUCLEI IN THE SUPPRESSION OF NERVE INJURY PAIN BY 

SPINAL CORD STIMULATION Zhiyang Song 1 , Osei B. Ansah 2 , Björn 

A. Meyerson 1 , Antti Pertovaara 2 , Bengt Linderoth 1 , 1 Karolinska Inst., 

Stockholm, Sweden, 2 Inst. of BioMed./Physiology, Univ. of Helsinki, 

Helsinki, Finland 

PH 451 REPETITIVE TRANS CRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION 

OF PRIMARY MOTOR CORTEX FOR CENTRAL NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN PAITENTS Kenji Sugiyama 1 , Takao Nozaki 2 , Hiroki Namba 2 , 

1 Hamamatsu Universigy Sch. of Med., Hamamatsu, Japan, 

2 Hamamatsu Univ. Sch. of Med., Hamamatsu, Japan 

PH 452 COMPARISON OF MEDTRONIC PISCES® QUAD LEAD 

DURABILITY FOR PERIPHERAL AND SPINAL CORD STIMULATION 

IMPLANTS: AN UPDATE Jennifer Tinsley, Michelle Wells, Katherine 

Stromberg, Medtronic, Inc., Minneapolis, USA 

PH 453 SPINAL CORD STIMULATION IN TREATMENT OF 

CHRONIC BENIGN PAIN: 217 CASES Takashi Tsunetoh 1 , Kazuhide 

Moriyama 2 , Kazushige Murakawa 1 , Susumu Nakano 1 , Masahito 

Kamihara 1 , Kazuyo Ikeda 1 , Tomoe Fukunaga 1 , Daisuke Tanada 1 , 

1 Hyogo Coll. of Med., Nishinomiya, Japan, 2 Nakatani orthopedic 

Hosipital, Kakogawa, Japan 

PH 454 SHAPED MAGNETIC FIELD PULSES DIFFERENTIALLY 

MODULATE ANTERIOR CINGULATE CORTEX RESPONSES AND 

PAIN IN VOLUNTEERS AND FIBROMYALGIA PATIENTS Alexander 

Z. Tzabazis 1 , M. Bret Schneider 2 , David Yeomans 1 , 1 Stanford Univ. Sch. 

of Med., Stanford, USA, 2 Cervel Neurotech, Inc., San Mateo, USA 

PH 455 TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION 

(TENS) AND SUBCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL STIMULATION 

(SQS) HAVE DIFFERENT EFFECTS ON RODENT MODELS 

OF INFLAMMATORY AND NEUROPATHIC PAIN Louis P. Vera- 

Portocarrero, Toni Cordero, Tina Billstrom, Kim Swearingen, Paul 

Wacnik, Lisa Johanek, Medtronic, Minneapolis, USA 

PH 456 FASCIA ILIACA COMPARTMENT BLOCK (FICB) FOR 

SUBARACHNOID BLOCK POSITIONING PAIN IN PATIENTS 

UNDERGOING FIXATION PROCEDURES FOR PROXIMAL FEMUR 

FRACTURES Puspak Regmi, Balkrishna Bhattarai, Satyendra N. 

Singh, Ashish Ghimire, BP Koirala Inst. of Health Sncs., Dharan, Nepal 

PH 457 PREOPERATIVE PAIN SCORES DO NOT PREDICT 

MORPHINE REQUIREMENTS OR PAIN SCORES FOLLOWING 

LAPAROSCOPY FOR ENDOMETRIOSIS Katherine Chatten, James 

Holding, Jamie Smart, Natasha Curran, Basil Almahdi, Brigitta 

Brandner, Ctr. for Anaesthesia, Univ. Coll. London Hosp., London, UK 

PH 458 THE EVALUATION OF ETORICOXIB AS A PREEMPTIVE 

AND POSTOPERATIVE ANALGETIC IN A RANDOMISED 

CONTROLLED TRIAL IN 103 PATIENTS WITH LAPAROTOMY OR 

THORACOTOMY Johannes Fleckenstein 1 , Niko Kohls 2 , Dominik 

Irnich 1 , 1 Univ. of Munich, Munich, Germany, 2 Generation Research 

Program, Ludwig-Maximilians-Univ., Bad Tölz, Germany 

PH 459 A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL 

ASSESSING THE USE OF NEBULIZED INTRAPERITONEAL 

BUPIVACAINE IN REDUCING POSTOPERATIVE PAIN IN 

CHILDREN UNDERGOING LAPAROSCOPIC UROLOGIC SURGERY: 

PRELIMINARY RESULTS Constance S. Houck, Petra M. Meier, Carlos 

Munoz-San Julian, Lorenzo Trevisani, Gustavo Inoue, Brian Rosman, 

Hiep T. Nguyen, Children’s Hosp. Boston, Boston, USA 

PH 460 EFFECTS OF POSTOPERATIVE LOCAL INFUSION 

ANALGESIA ON PERSISTENT PAIN AFTER TOTAL KNEE 

ARTHROPLASTY Masahiko Ikeuchi, Masashi Izumi, Toshikazu Tani, 

Kochi Univ., Nankoku, Japan

PH 461 TAPENTADOL REDUCES FENTANYL REQUIREMENTS 

AFTER LAMINECTOMY Roopesh Jain, Bhupendra Ratre, Pankaj 

Manoria, L.N.Medical Coll., Bhopal, India 

PH 462 KETAMINE AND PREGABALIN COMBINATION 

FOR POSTOPERATIVE PAIN CONTROL AFTER TOTAL HIP 

ARTHROPLASTY Valeria Martinez 1 , Skander Ben Ammar 2 , Jean 

Francois Fiaud 2 , Marcel Chauvin 3 , Didier Bouhassira 4 , Dominique 

Fletcher 3 , 1 Assistance Publique Hîpitaux de Paris, Inserm 987, 

Garches, France, 2 Assistance Publique Hîpitaux de Paris, Garches, 

France, 3 Assistance Publique Hîpitaux de Paris, Inserm 987, Garches, 

France, 4 Inserm 987, Boulogne, France 

PH 463 THE EFFECT OF ADDING NITROGLYCERINE AS AN 

ADJUVANT TO LIDOCAINE ON THE QUALITY OF INTRAVENOUS 

REGIONAL ANESTHESIA Enaam Gadalla Mikael 1 , Ehab A. 

Abdelrhman 2 , Mohamed Sabra 2 , 1 Benha Fac. of Med., Benha Univ., 

Cairo, Egypt, 2 Benha Fac. of Med., Benha Univ., Benha, Egypt 

PH 464 PREEMPTIVE PREGABALIN FOR POSTOPERATIVE PAIN 

CONTROL AFTER LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY: 

A DOUBLE BLIND RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Sukanya 

Mitra, Manmeet Sandhu, Lakesh Anand, Government Medical Coll. & 

Hosp., Chandigarh, India 

PH 465 CLINICAL PROFILE OF ORAL GABAPENTIN AS 

ADJUNCTIVE TO POSTOPERATIVE ANALGESIA IN CANCER 

PATIENTS UNDERGOING THORACOTOMY – PILOT. Emily S. 

Montarroyos 1 , Luita C. Pantoja 2 , Marta S. Barros 2 , 1 Fundação Centro 

de Controle de Oncologia do Amazonas - FCECON, Manaus, Brazil, 

2 Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, Manaus, Brazil 

PH 466 POST THORACOTOMY PAIN SYNDROME AFTER VIDEO 

ASSISTED THORACOSCOPIC SURGERY: PREVENTION AND 

TREATMENT Emanuele Piraccini 1 , Vanni Agnoletti 2 , Cristina Turroni 2 , 

Ruggero M. Corso 2 , Francesco Landi 2 , Giorgio Gambale 2 , 1 Mognagni 

Pierantoni Hosp., Forlí, Italy, 2 Morgagni Pierantoni Hosp., Forlí, Italy 

PH 467 EVALUATION OF EFFECT OF KETAMINE ASSOCIATED 

WITH REMIFENTANIL ON POSTOPERATIVE PAIN Plinio Cunha Leal, 

Ana Ellen Queiroz Santiago, Rioko Kimiko Sakata, Adriana Machado 

Issy, Federal Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PH 468 RESVERATROL ENGAGES AMPK TO ATTENUATE ERK 

AND MTOR SIGNALING IN SENSORY NEURONS AND INHIBITS 

INCISION-INDUCED ACUTE AND CHRONIC PAIN Dipti V. Tillu, 

Ohannes K. Melemedjian, Marina N. Asiedu, Ning Qu, Milena DeFelice, 

Gregory O. Dussor, Theodore J. Price, Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, USA 

PH 469 INTEREST OF PERSONAL THERAPY MANAGER FOR 

INTRATHECAL CANCER PAIN TREATMENT: A RANDOMIZED 

MULTICENTER PROSPECTIVE STUDY Denis Dupoiron 1 , Olivier 

Brenet 2 , Dominique Monnin 3 , Danièle Lebfèvre - Kuntz 4 , Dominique 

Menegalli 5 , Nadia Buisset 6 , Jean Marie Leborgne 7 , Sylvain Durand 8 , 

Sabine De Bourmont 9 , Nathalie Lebrec 10 , Fabien Grelon 10 , François 

Bore 11 , 1 Institut de Cancérologie de l’Ouest - Paul Papin, Angers, 

France, 2 Institut de Cancerologie de l’Ouest- Paul Papin, Angers, 

France, 3 Institut Bergonié, Bordeaux, France, 4 Ctr. Oscar Lambret, 

Lille, France, 5 Ctr. Hosp.ier Universitaire de Nantes, Nantes, France, 

6 Ctr. Hosp.ier Universitaire de Lille, Lille, France, 7 Ctr. Hosp.ier, 

Laon, France, 8 Polyclinique de Poitiers, Poitiers, France, 9 Institut de 

Cancérologie de l’Ouest- Paul Papin, Angers, France, 10 Institut de 

Cancérologie de l’Ouest, Angers, France, 11 Institut de Cancerologie de 

l’Ouest, Angers, France 

PH 470 NEW WEB TOOL FOR EVALUATION AND FOLLOW UP 

OF CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS TREATED BY INTRATHECAL 

DELIVRERY ANALGESIC BY IMPLANTABLE PUMP (IDIP) Jean 

Lemarie, Veronique Pieux, Bénédicte Bouche, Ctr. de Douleur 

Chronique Brétéché, Nantes, France 

PH 471 THE EFFECT OF INTRATHECAL MORPHINE IN SYSTEMIC 

OPIOID REFRACTORY CANCER PAIN Ingalill Reif 1 , Anders Wincent 2 , 

Carl-Olav Stiller 1 , 1 Karolinska Inst.t, Stockholm, Sweden, 2 Karolinska 

Univ. Hosp. Solna, Stockholm, Sweden 

PH 472 HIGH INTRATHECAL CONCENTRATIONS OF CLONIDINE 

DID NOT INDUCE HISTOLOGICAL ABNORMALITY IN RAT SPINAL 

CORD Tamie Takenami 1 , Sayano Fukushima 1 , Yoshihiro Nara 2 , 

Hirotsugu Okamoto 1 , 1 Kitasato Univ. Sch. of Med., Sagamihara, Japan, 

2 Kitasato Universiyu Sch. of Med., Sagamihara, Japan 


PH 473 THE INTRATHECAL MORPHINE FOR POSTOPERATIVE 

PAIN MANAGEMENT AT SRINAGARIND HOSPITAL Kanchana 

Uppan, Panaratana R. Yimyaem, Sasiwimon Pongjanyakul, 

Luksanawadee Chairat, Fac. of Med., Khon Kaen Univ., Muang, 

Thailand 

PH 474 CAUDAL INJECTION OF KETOROLAC; DOES IT WORK? 

AND IS IT SAFE? Mohammad Yosry, Cairo Univ., Cairo, Egypt 

PH 475 EFFECT OF SYMPATHETIC BLOCK IN THE TREATMENT 

OF ACUTE HERPES ZOSTER & EARLY POST HERPETIC 

NEURALGIA Mahmudur Rahman Khandoker, Dhaka Medical Coll. & 

Hosp., Labaid Specialized Hosp., Dhaka, Bangladesh 

PH 476 COMPARISON OF THE LENGTH FROM THE CRICOID 

CARTILAGE TO THE STELLATE GANGLION BLOCK TARGET 

POINT IN THE NEUTRAL AND EXTENDED POSITION OF THE 

NECK BY ULTRASONOGRAPHY Youn Woo Lee, Jong Bum Choi, Ji 

Hyun Yoo, Do Hyeong Kim, Yonsei Univ., Seoul, Korea, Republic of 

(South) 

PH 477 MANAGEMENT WITH TOPICAL LIDOCAINE PATCH 5% IN 

PATIENTS WITH LOCALIZED NEUROPATHIC CANCER PAIN Daniel 

A. Arbaiza 1 , Juan Pablo Miranda 2 , Belen Larrea 3 , Leonella Jimenez 4 , 

Nancy Abusada 5 , Rodrigo Orellana 5 , 1 Inst. Nacional de Enfermedades 

Neoplasicas, Lima, Peru, 2 Centro Manejo del Dolor. Clínica Quilin - CM 

Vivaceta. Hosp. Clínico Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile, 3 Hosp. 

del Trabajador, Santiago, Chile, 4 Facultad de Medicina, Universidad de 

Chile, Santiago, Chile, 5 Hosp. Clínico Universidad de Chile, Santiago, 

Chile 

PH 478 NOVEL MEPIVACAINE TOPICAL GELS FOR PERIPHERAL 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN: DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, IN VITRO-EX-VIVO 

ASSESSMENT AND STABILITY EVALUATION Anjali Singh, Amrita 

Bajaj, Najib Babul, Huai-Hung D. Kao, Relmada Therapeutics, Inc., 

Blue Bell, USA 

PH 479 GALLIUM MALTOLATE: A NEW TOPICAL ANALGESIC 

AGENT Lawrence R. Bernstein, Terrametrix, Menlo Park, USA 

PH 480 NGX-1998: PHASE 2 PROOF OF CONCEPT STUDY IN 

POSTHERPETIC NEURALGIA USING A NOVEL TOPICAL LIQUID 

FORMULATION OF CAPSAICIN Stephen J. Peroutka 1 , Jeffrey 

Tobias 2 , Geertrui F. Vanhove 3 , Suman Bhattacharya 4 , 1 Neurogesx, San 

Mateo, USA, 2 Jazz Pharma, Inc., Palo Alto, USA, 3 Depomed Inc, Menlo 

Park, USA, 4 NeurogesX, Inc, San Mateo, USA 

PH 481 A FAST-ACTING TOPICAL SKIN ANESTHESIA-ANALGESIA 

USING A NEW LECITHIN BASED NANOEMULSION FORMULATION 

Ahmet Dogrul 1 , Seyda Akkus 2 , Figen Tirnaksiz 3 , 1 Gulhane Academy of 

Med., Ankara, Turkey, 2 Univ. of Gazi, Fac. of Pharmacy, Ankara, Turkey, 

3 Gazi Univ., Fac. of Pharmacy, Ankara, Turkey 

PH 482 EFFICACY AND TOLERABILITY OF THE 8% CAPSAICIN 

DERMAL PATCH IN LOCALIZED NEUROPATHIC PAIN Rafael 

Galvez, Salvador Ruiz, Juan Romero, Fatima Lopez Tapia, Rocio Alba, 

Maria Dolores Catedra, Yolanda Romero, Jose Martin de Rosales, 

Maria Angeles Martin, Hosp. Virgen de las Nieves, Granada, Spain 

PH 483 LIDOCAINE PATCH 5% FOR LOCALIZED NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN IN TWO ADOLESCENTS Celina Mendes Gomes 1 , Celina Correia 

Oliveira 1 , Margarida Barbosa 2 , 1 Hosp. de Braga, Braga, Portugal, 

2 Centro Hosp.ar de São João, Porto, Portugal 

PH 484 APPLICATION OF CAPSAICIN PATCH FOR THE 

LOCALIZED NEUROPATHIC PAIN TREATMENT – OWN 

EXPERIENCES Anna B. Przeklasa-Muszynska, Ewa Popiolek, 

Magdalena Kocot-Kepska, Julita Istrati, Jan L. Dobrogowski, Medical 

Coll. Jagiellonian Univ., Krakow, Poland 

PH 485 TOPICAL LIDOCAINE PATCH HAS AN ANALGESIC EFFECT 

AFTER ARTHROSCOPIC MENISCECTOMY: A DOUBLE-BLIND 

PLACEBO CONTROLLED RANDOMIZED STUDY Sten Rasmussen, 

Kristine J. Bennedsgaard, Marthe M. O. Bjerke, Aalborg Hosp. Aarhus 

Univ., Aalborg, Denmark 

PH 486 CAPSAICIN 8% PATCH TREATMENT OF NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN - AN AUDIT FROM 3 LONDON NHS PAIN CENTRES Thomas 

E. Smith 1 , Joanne Smart 2 , Roy Carginallo 1 , Maria Pedro 3 , Nick 

Williamson 4 , 1 Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hosp., London, UK, 2 Guys and St 

Thomas Hosp., London, UK, 3 Univ. Hosp. Lewisham, Lewisham, UK, 

4 Kings Coll. Hosp., London, UK 

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PH 487 TRANSDERMAL NITRIC OXIDE APPLICATION REDUCES 

INFLAMMATORY HYPERNOCICEPTION THROUGH STIMULATION 

OF THE cGMP/KATP CHANNEL PATHWAY Rafael Vercelino 1 , 

Thiago Mattar Cunha 2 , Fernando de Queiroz Cunha 2 , Sergio Henrique 

Ferreira 2 , Marcelo Ganzarolli de Oliveira 1 , 1 Univ. of Campinas, 

Campinas, Brazil, 2 Univ. of São Paulo, Ribeirão Preto, Brazil 

PH 488 PAIN ASSESSMENT IN ADOLESCENTS USING “QUALITY 

PAIN CARDS” Camila A. Borghi 1 , Mariana M. Lindenberg 1 , Lisabelle 

M. Rossato 1 , Gabriele C. Vilanova 2 , Ellen M. R. Silva 1 , Fernanda 

A. Jose 1 , 1 Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 2 Univ. of Paraná, 

Curitiba, Brazil 

PH 489 PARENTAL CATASTROPHIC THOUGHTS ABOUT CHILD 

PAIN ARE ASSOCIATED WITH AN INCREASE IN PARENTAL 

DISTRESS DURING CHILD’S LP/BMA PROCEDURES OVER TIME 

Line Caes 1 , Tine Vervoort 1 , Patricia Devos 2 , Joris Verlooy 2 , Yves 

Benoit 2 , Liesbet Goubert 1 , 1 Ghent Univ., Ghent, Belgium, 2 Univ. Hosp. 

Ghent, Ghent, Belgium 

PH 490 EFFECTIVENESS OF A HOME-BASED COGNITIVO- 

BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION ON POSTOPERATIVE PAIN AND 

OTHER REHABILITATION FACTORS OF ADOLESCENTS POST- 

SPINAL FUSION Sylvie Charette 1 , Sylvie Le May 2 , Jacinthe Lachance 

Fiola 2 , Marie-Claude Charest 1 , Edith Villeneuve 1 , Julie Joncas 1 , Stefan 

Parent 1 , 1 CHU Sainte-Justine, Montreal, Canada, 2 Univ. of Montreal, 


PH 491 THE INFLUENCE OF PARENTS’ PAIN BELIEFS ON COPING 

IN ADOLESCENTS WITH JUVENILE IDIOPATHIC ARTHRITIS Lis 

Cordingley1 , Daniela Ghio1 , Eileen Baildam2 , Carol Lydon2 , Olivia 

Lloyd2 , Fiona Ulph1 , Rachel Calam1 , Kimme Hyrich1 , Wendy Thomson1 , 

1 2 Univ. of Manchester, Manchester, UK, Alder Hey Children’s NHS Fdn. 

Trust, Liverpool, UK 

PH 492 A COMPARISON OF DISCOURSE AND CONVERSATION 

IN ONLINE FOCUS GROUPS COMPARED TO FACE-TO-FACE 

INTERACTIONS ABOUT PAIN Ellen M. Henderson, Edmund Keogh, 

Christopher Eccleston, Univ. of Bath, Bath, UK 

PH 493 PERSPECTIVES ON LIVING WITH CHRONIC PAIN: 

EXPLORING THE INFORMATION AND SERVICE NEEDS OF 

ADOLESCENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN Lindsay A. Jibb 1 , Jennifer 

N. Stinson 1 , Lisa Isaac 1 , Fiona Campbell 1 , Stephen Brown 1 , Danielle 

Ruskin 1 , Allan Gordon 2 , Marilyn Galonski 2 , Leah Pink 2 , James L. 

Henry 3 , Norm Buckley 3 , Meghan White 1 , Chitra Lalloo 3 , Allia Karim 1 , 

1 The Hosp. for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada, 2 Mount Sinai Hosp., 

Toronto, Canada, 3 McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Canada 

PH 494 MUSIC THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC 

PRIMARY HEADACHE IN ADOLESCENTS – TREATMENT 

SATISFACTION Julian Koenig 1 , Rieke Oelkers-Ax 2 , Peter Parzer 2 , 

Michael Kaess 2 , Christoph Lenzen 2 , Günther Bernatzky 3 , Thomas 

K. Hillecke 1 , Franz Resch 2 , 1 SRH Univ., Heidelberg, Germany, 2 Univ. 

Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany, 3 Univ. of Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria 

PH 495 PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IN THEIR YOUNG CHILDREN’S 

POSTOPERATIVE PAIN MANAGEMENT Yupaporn Pongsing 1 , 

Nutsuda Sermsup 2 , 1 Boromarajonani Coll. of Nursing, Bangkok, 

Thailand, 2 Queen Sirikit Nat’l. Health Inst. of Child Health, Bangkok, 

Thailand 

PH 496 THE NURSE’S EXPERIENCE WHILE USING TOOLS TO 

ASSESS NEONATES’ PAIN Lisabelle Mariano Rossato, Ellen Maria 

Reimberg da Silva, Maria Cristina Pauli Rocha, Elaine Buchhorn Cintra 

Damiao, Camila Borghi, Regina Bousso, Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao 

Paulo, Brazil 

PH 497 ASSESSMENT OF PAIN BY CHILDREN OF THE 

DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Lisabelle Mariano Rossato 1 , Marcia 

Morete 2 , Camila A. Borghi 1 , Gabriele C Vilanova 3 , Ellen R. Silva 1 , 

Regina S. Bousso 1 , Elaine B. C. Damiao 1 , 1 Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao 

Paulo, Brazil, 2 Sch. of Nursing of Hosp. Israelita Albert Einsten, Sao 

Paulo, Brazil, 3 Univ. of Parana, Curitiba, Brazil 

PH 498 ATTENTIONAL BIAS TO ACTIVITY OF DIFFERENT PARTS 

OF THE BODY IN CHILDREN WITH FUNCTIONAL ABDOMINAL 

PAIN: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY Shelley M. C. van der Veek 1 , Bert 

H. Derkx 1 , Rachel D. Plak 2 , Marc A. Benninga 1 , Frits Boer 1 , Ramon 

J. L. Lindauer 1 , Else de Haan 1 , 1 Academic Medical Ctr., Amsterdam, 

Netherlands, 2 Univ. of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands 

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PH 499 THE USE OF PAIN SCALES FOR CHILDREN IN CURITIBA, 

BRAZIL Gabriele Carlomagno Vilanova 1 , Lisabelle Mariano Rossato 2 , 

Camila A. Borghi 2 , Ellen R. Silva 2 , Regina S. Bousso 2 , Elaine B. C. 

Damiao 2 , 1 Univ. of Parana, Parana, Brazil, 2 Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao 

Paulo, Brazil 

PH 500 VALIDATION OF THE PEDIATRIC SYMPTOM CHECKLIST 

IN A CHRONIC PAIN SAMPLE Kristen E. Jastrowski-Mano 1 , Keri R. 

Hainsworth 2 , Gustavo R. Medrano 3 , Susan Tran 3 , Steven J. Weisman 2 , 

1 California Sch. of Professional Psychology, San Diego, USA, 2 Medical 

Coll. of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, USA, 3 Univ. of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, 

Milwaukee, USA 

PH 501 ATTENTION AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING IN PEDIATRIC 

CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS Karen E. Weiss, Cynthia Harbeck-Weber, 

Michael Zaccariello, Barbara Bruce, Tracy E. Harrison, Mayo Clinic, 

Rochester, USA 

PH 502 PLACEBO EFFECT OF SALINE: COMPARED STUDY 

WITH HEMODIALYSIS AND NON-HEMODIALYSIS NURSES’ 

EXPERIENCES Seher Ünver 1 , Meltem Yildirim 2 , Emine Ünal 1 , 1 FMC 

Bursa Hemodialysis Ctr., Bursa, Turkey, 2 Haliç Univ., Istanbul, Turkey 

PH 503 INFLUENCE OF EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED ANXIETY ON 

PLACEBO EFFICIENCY IN PAIN EXPERIMENT Adriana Banozic 1 , 

India Morrison 2 , Damir Sapunar 1 , 1 Sch. of Med., Univ. of Split, Split, 

Croatia, 2 Univ. of Gothenburg, Gothenburg, Sweden 

PH 504 PRIOR NEGATIVE EXPECTATIONS REDUCE THE PAIN- 

ALLEVIATING EFFECTS OF POSITIVE EXPECTANCY CUES: 

AN EXPERIMENTAL PAIN STUDY IN HEALTHY PARTICIPANTS 

Abeer Almarzouki 1 , Christopher Brown 1 , Richard J. Brown 2 , Anthony 

K. P. Jones 1 , 1 Univ. of Manchester, Salford, UK, 2 Univ. of Manchester, 

Manchester, UK 

PH 505 REPRODUCIBILITY OF EXPERIMENTAL PLACEBO 

ANALGESIA IN MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN Anthony K. P. Jones, 

Alison Watson, Andrea Power, Ann Lenton, Tim Rainey, Joy Rankin, 

Wael El-Deredy, Univ. of Manchester, Salford, UK 

PH 506 DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF TRAINING TO 

REDUCE STUDY PARTICIPANTS’ RESPONSE TO PLACEBO 

IN CLINICAL TRIALS – THE PLACEBO RESPONSE ENABLER 

PROJECT (PREP) Kelly Wawrzyniak 1 , Jeremeiah J. Trudeau 1 , 

Malcolm Stoker 2 , Nathaniel P. Katz 1 , 1 Analgesic Solutions, Natick, USA, 

2 Astellas, Leiderdorp, Netherlands 

PH 507 PLACEBO MANIPULATIONS REDUCE HYPERALGESIA 

IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN Gitte Laue Petersen 1 , Nanna Brix Finnerup 2 , 

Kathrine Næsted Nørskov 1 , Kasper Grosen 3 , Hans K. Pilegaard 3 , 

Fabrizio Benedetti 4 , Donald D. Price 5 , Troels Staehelin Jensen 2 , Lene 

Vase 1 , 1 Aarhus Univ., Aarhus C, Denmark, 2 Aarhus Univ. Hosp., Aarhus 

C, Denmark, 3 Aarhus Univ. Hosp., Aarhus N, Denmark, 4 Univ. of Turin 

Medical Sch., Turin, Italy, 5 Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, USA 

PH 508 MANIPULATING THE PRIVATE EXPERIENCE OF PAIN 

UNPLEASANTNESS: DOES IT AFFECT DESCENDING INHIBITION? 

Vongmaly Rattanavong, Philippe Goffaux, Serge Marchand, Univ. of 


PH 509 PLACEBO EFFECTS IN SHAM TREATMENT AND ACTIVE 

TREATMENT Lieven A. A. Schenk, Christian Sprenger, Christian 

Büchel, Univ. Medical Ctr. Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany 

PH 510 ROLE OF VERBAL SUGGESTION AND CONDITIONING 

IN PLACEBO AND NOCEBO EFFECTS ON ITCH: A PILOT STUDY 

Antoinette I. M. van Laarhoven, Danielle Bartels, Naomi Heijmans, 

Ineke van der Sman, Floris W. Kraaimaat, Andrea W. M. Evers, 

Radboud Univ. Nijmegen Medical Ctr., Nijmegen, Netherlands 

PH 511 ACUPUNCTURE ANALGESIA: A PLACEBO EFFECT? Lene 

Vase 1 , Sarah Baram 1 , Nobuari Takakura 2 , Miho Takayama 2 , Hiroyoshi 

Yajima 2 , Akiko Kawase 2 , Ted Kaptchuk 3 , Søren Schou 1 , Troels S. 

Jensen 4 , Robert Zachariae 1 , Peter Svensson 1 , 1 Aarhus Univ., Aarhus 

C, Denmark, 2 Tokyo Ariake Univ. of Medical and Health Sncs., Tokyo, 

Japan, 3 Harvard Medical Sch., Boston, USA, 4 Aarhus Univ. Hosp., 

Aarhus, Denmark

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Registration 



Pavilion 3 


PL 10 Glia and Pain 

RR. Ji 

Patrick D. Wall Young Investigator Award for Basic Science: Giandomenico Iannetti 

PL 11 The Pathophysiology of Migraine Headache and its Modulation by Light 

R. Burstein 




TW 51 Noninvasive Brain Stimulation for the Treatment of Pain 

D. Bouhassira, JP. Lefaucheur, J. Ellrich, D. Rasche 

TW 52 Chronic Headache – Chronic Pain: What's Common? What’s Different? 

J. Schoenen, R. Burstein, Z. Katsarava, P. Sándor 

TW 53 Spinal Cord Stimulation: Mechanisms of a Widely Used Therapy Beyond the 

Gate Control Concept 

R. Foreman, B. Linderoth, K. Sluka, Y. Guan 

TW 54 Complex Regional Pain Syndrome and Autonomic Disturbances 

R. Baron, A. Terkelsen, J. Gierthmühlen, N. Sethna 

TW 55 Cytokines and Neuropathic Pain: Translating From Basic Discoveries to 

Therapeutic Approaches 

J. Laird, C. Sommer, M. Malcangio 

TW 56 How to Get Published in PAIN 

A. Basbaum, J. Mogil, C. Eccleston 

TW 57 Pains Associated With Infections Common in Developing Countries 

D. Mitchell, A. Hietaharju, O. Soyannwo, P. Kamerman 

TW 58 Neurophysiological Correlates of Evoked and Ongoing Pain: Objective Markers 

to Evaluate the Nociceptive System in Humans 

U. Baumgärtner, G. Cruccu, A. Mouraux 

TW 59 Hurting and Healing: Mental Imagery in Pain 

C. Berna, D. Scott, S. Derbyshire 

TW 60 Neuronal Plasticity: Implications for Understanding and Treating Chronic Pain 

C. Woolf, S. Hunt, R. Kuner 

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PL 12 What Works for Whom? Determining the Efficacy and Harm of Treatments for Pain 

A. Moore 

IASP Award for Excellence in Pain Research and Management in Developing 

Countries – Clinical Science: Sushma Bhatnagar 

PL 13 Pain in Patients with Spinal Cord Injury 

N. Finnerup 

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TW 61 Episodic Pain Memory: Linking the Present with the Past 

RD. Treede, R. Pallegama, R. Coghill 

TW 62 Evaluation of Spontaneous Pain and Evoked Hypersensitivity: Closing the 

Gap between Preclinical and Clinical Studies 

F. Porreca, A. Rice, P. Fuchs, J. Mogil 

TW 63 Interactions between Pain and Itch 

E. Carstens, K. Kullander, S. Ross, T. Akiyama 

TW 64 Osteoarthritis Pain: Novel Insights in Pathways and Mechanisms through 

Clinical Studies, Genetic Analysis, and Mouse Models 

AM. Malfait, A. Valdes, T. Neogi 

TW 65 Novel Pro- and Anti-inflammatory Lipid Mediators for Pain Control 

RR. Ji, K. Noguchi, C. Svensson, K. Inoue 

TW 66 Weighting the Value of Pain: Motivational and Informational Influences 

on Pain Responding 

M. Schrooten, S. Van Damme, D. Talmi 

TW 67 Understanding Pain within its Social Context 

C. Hermann, A. Williams, T. Vervoort 

TW 68 Opioids for Acute Pain in Children: Efficacy and Safety 

S. Walker, GA. Finley, R. Howard, F. Veyckemans 

TW 69 The Role of Satellite Glial Cells in Chronic Pain 

M. Hanani, L. Jasmin, S. Ceruti 

TW 70 Different Approaches to Regulatory Control and Surveillance of Opioid Prescribing 

C. Stannard, E. Kalso, R. Knaggs, J. Ballantyne 

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Friday Poster Session 



PF 001 INTER-CORRELATIONS OF CROSS SECTIONAL AND 

LONGITUDINAL OUTCOME MEASURES IN A CLINICAL TRIAL FOR 

LUMBAR RADICULOPATHY Andrew L. Avins 1 , Harley Goldberg 2 , 

William Firtch 3 , Alice Pressman 1 , Luisa Hamilton 1 , 1 Kaiser Permanente, 

Northern California, Oakland, USA, 2 Kasier Permanente, Northern 

California, San Jose, USA, 3 Kaiser Permanente, Northern California, 

Redwood City, USA, 4 Kaiser Permanente, Northern California, 

Roseville, USA 

PF 002 HIGHER MEDICATION USE IS ASSOCIATED WITH POORER 

CLINICAL PRESENTATION AND PSYCHOSOCIAL ADJUSTMENT 

IN PATIENTS WITH PERSISTENT PAIN Carolyn Arnold, Melita J. 

Giummarra, Emma La Porte, Stephen J. Gibson, �� 

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PF 003 PATIENT’S EXPERIENCE OF POSTOPERATIVE 

PAIN AFTER ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY: A SINGLE CITY – 

COMPARISON OF TWO HOSPITALS �� 1 , Carmelo 

Minardi 2 , Sabrina Bevelacqua 1 , Daniela Di Stefano 1 , Giuseppe 

Guzzetta 1 , Carmelo Denaro 1 , Yigal Leykin 3 , Ruth Zaslansky 4 , Marinella 

Astuto 1 , Antonino Gullo 1 , 1 Sch. of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, 

Catania Univ. Hosp.s, Catania, Italy, 2 Sch. of Anaesthesia and Intensive 

Care, Univ. of Catania, Catania, Italy, 3 Santa Maria degli Angeli Hosp., 

Pordenone, Italy, 4 Univ. Hosp. Jena, Jena, Germany 

PF 005 RELIABILITY OF THE NOCICEPTIVE WITHDRAWAL 

REFLEX THRESHOLD AND THE ELECTRICAL PAIN THRESHOLD 

OF CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS IN A CLINICAL ENVIRONMENT José 

A. Biurrun Manresa 1 , Yassine A. Ghamri 2 , Ole K. Andersen 1 , Michele 

Curatolo 2 , 1 Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, 2 Bern Univ. Hosp., 

Inselspital, Bern, Switzerland 

PF 006 POSTOPERATIVE PAIN TREATMENT IN 

GYNAECOLOGICAL SURGERY: A SINGLE CITY – COMPARISON 

OF TWO HOSPITALS Carmelo Minardi 1 �� 1 , Sabrina 

Bevelacqua 1 , Giuseppe Scarpinati 1 , Stanislao Bentivegna 1 , Carmelo 

Denaro 1 , Yigal Leykin 2 , Ruth Zaslansky 3 , Marinella Astuto 1 , Antonino 

Gullo 1 , 1 Sch. of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, Catania Univ. Hosp.s, 

Catania, Italy, 2 Santa Maria degli Angeli Hosp., Pordenone, Italy, 3 Univ. 

Hosp. Jena, Jena, Germany 

PF 007 PREVALENCE OF ORAL DISEASES AND MANDIBULAR 

DYSFUNCTION IN PATIENTS SUBMITTED TO PTERIONAL 

CRANIOTOMY Thiago M. Brazoloto, Silvia R. D. Siqueira, Eberval G. 

Figueiredo, Manoel J. Teixeira, José T. T. Siqueira, Univ. of São Paulo, 


PF 008 FOLLOW UP OF 250 EPIDURAL INJECTIONS FOR LOW 

BACK PAIN Enrico Bosco, Paolo Zanatta, Carlo Sorbara, Treviso 

Hosp., Treviso, Italy 

PF 009 THE QUEBEC PAIN REGISTRY: DEVELOPMENT AND 

IMPLEMENTATION OF A WEB-BASED REGISTRY OF PATIENTS 

ATTENDING TERTIARY CARE MULTIDISCIPLINARY PAIN 

TREATMENT CENTRES Manon Choinière 1 , Mark Ware 2 , Hélène 

Lanctôt 3 , Patricia Bourgault 4 , Aline Boulanger 5 , Christian Cloutier 6 , 

Yoram Shir 7 , 1 Ctr. de Recherche du Ctr. Hosp.ier de l’Univ. de Montréal 

(CRCHUM), Montreal, Canada, 2 Pain Ctr. of Expertise of the McGill 

Univ. Health Ctr., Montreal, Canada, 3 Ctr. de Recherche du Ctr. 

Hosp.ier de l’Université de Montréal (CRCHUM), Montreal, Canada, 

4 Fac. of Nursing of the Univ. of Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada, 

5 Ctr. d’expertise en Douleur du Ctr. Hosp.ier de l’Univ. de Montréal, 

Montreal, Canada, 6 Ctr. d’expertise en Douleur duCtr. Hosp.ier de 

l’Univ. de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada, 7 Pain Ctr. of Expertise of 

the McGill Univ. Health Ctr., Montreal, Canada 

PF 010 DIFFERENCES IN RATES OF ABUSE AND ROUTES 

OF ADMINISTRATION FOR ORIGINAL AND REFORMULATED 

EXTENDED-RELEASE OXYCODONE AMONG INDIVIUDALS 

ASSESSED FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE Steven F. Butler 1 , Howard D. 

Chilcoat 2 , Theresa A. Cassidy 3 , Ryan A. Black 3 , Craig Landau 2 , Simon 

H. Budman 3 , Paul M. Coplan 2 , 1 �� 2 Purdue 

Pharma L.P., Stamford, USA, 3 �� 

PF 011 RELIABILITY AND REPRODUCIBILITY OF A BEDSIDE 

CLINICAL EXAM FOR NEUROPATHIC PAIN Robert Edwards, 

Brigham & Women’s Hosp., Chestnut Hill, USA 

PF 012 CHANGES AFTER REFORMULATION OF EXTENDED- 

RELEASE OXYCODONE IN CALLS TO U.S. POISON CENTERS 

FOR OXYCODONE AND HEROIN Paul M. Coplan, Hrishikesh Kale, 

Lauren E. Sandstrom, Howard D. Chilcoat, Purdue Pharma, Stamford, 

USA 

PF 013 CHRONIC PAIN AFTER RECTAL CANCER TREATMENT: 

A POPULATION BASED CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY Marie-Louise 

Feddern, Troels S. Jensen, Søren Laurberg, Aarhus Univ. Hosp., 

Aarhus C, Denmark 

PF 014 PAIN AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF IN-PATIENTS ADMITTED 

TO A COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER: A CROSS-SECTIONAL 

STUDY Hanne Farholt 1 , Ulla B. Tange 1 , Nan Sonne 1 , Annette 

Strömgren 1 , Lena Ankersen 1 , Lisbeth Kristensen 1 , Lisbeth Bendixen 1 , 

Mogens Grønvold 2 , Morten A. Petersen 2 , Mie Nordly 3 , Geana P. 

Kurita 1 , Lona Christrup 3 , Carsten Niemann 1 , Per Sjøgren 1 , 1 RigsHosp. 

et Copenhagen Univ. Hosp., Copenhagen, Denmark, 2 Bispebjerg 

Hosp. Copenhagen Univ. Hosp., Copenhagen, Denmark, 3 Univ. of 

Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark 

PF 015 BOTH SENSORY AND AFFECTIVE PAIN DESCRIPTOR 

PROFILES RESPOND DIFFERENTIALLY TO PHARMACOLOGICAL 

INTERVENTIONS AND PREDICT TREATMENT OUTCOME IN 

NEUROPATHIC CONDITIONS Ian Gilron, Dongsheng Tu, Ronald R. 

Holden, Queen’s Univ., Kingston, Canada 

PF 016 SOMATOSENSORY AND RANGE OF MOTION 

SIMILARITY BETWEEN PATIENTS WITH MIGRAINE AND 

TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT DISORDERS VERSUS CONTROL 

GROUP: A PILOT STUDY Alfonso Gil Martínez 1 , Roy La Touche 2 , 

Sergio Lopez pozo 1 , Manuel Lara Lara 1 , Eduardo Vazquez Salgueiro 1 , 

Josué Fernandez-Carnero 3 , 1 Hosp. Universitario La Paz, Madrid, Spain, 

2 Escuela de Fisioterapia La Salle, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, 

Madrid, Spain, 3 Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Alcorcón, Spain 

PF 017 THE IMPACT OF SATISFACTION/DISSATISFACTION WITH 

CURRENT MEDICATION ON THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF PATIENTS 

WITH NEUROPATHIC PAIN Victoria Higgins 1 , Adam Roughley 2 , 

Mario Monella 3 , 1 Adelphi Group, New York, USA, 2 Adelphi Group, 

�� 3 Astellas Pharma Europe Ltd, Staines, UK 

PF 018 INTERVENTIONAL PAIN MANAGEMENT IMPROVES 

QUALITY OF LIFE Fredrik Campbell 1 , Johan Hambraeus 2 , Herbert 

Sandström 3 , 1 Vilhelmina Sjukstuga, Vilhelmina, Sweden, 2 Eques Indolor 

AB, Umeå, Sweden, 3 Folkhälsa och Klinisk Medicin, Umeå, Sweden 

PF 019 SINGLE-PORT COMPARED WITH CONVENTIONAL 

LAPAROSCOPIC-ASSISTED VAGINAL HYSTERECTOMY ON 

POSTOPERATIVE PAIN Min Sun Kyung, Yong Cho, Eu Sun Ro, 

Hallym Univ. Hosp., Chuncheon, Korea, Republic of (South) 

PF 020 ASSOCIATIONS OF SIX QUESTIONNAIRES WITH THE 

PATIENT GLOBAL IMPRESSION OF CHANGE IN AN INPATIENT 

REHABILITATION FOR PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK 

PAIN �� 1 , Gilles Rivier 2 , Barbara Raval-Roland 3 , Virginie 

Roten 3 , Geert Crombez 4 , Emmanuelle Opsommer 3 , 1 HES-SO // Univ. 

of Applied Sncs. Western Switzerland, Sion, Switzerland, 2 Clinique 

Romande de Réadaptation Suvacare, Sion, Switzerland, 3 Univ. of 

Applied Sncs. – Western Switzerland/HESAV, Lausanne, Switzerland, 

4 Univ. of Ghent, Ghent, Belgium 

PF 021 CHRONIC PAIN 3 MONTHS POST-THORACOTOMY IMPAIRS 

QUALITY OF LIFE Michelle A. O. Kinney, W. Michael Hooten, Stephen 

D. Cassivi, Mark S. Allen, Melissa A. Passe, Andrew C. Hanson, Darrell 

R. Schroeder, Carlos B. Mantilla, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, USA 

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PF 022 THE QUEBEC PAIN REGISTRY: A RESEARCH AND 

CLINICAL TOOL TO INVESTIGATE IF THE CONDITION OF 

PAITENTS WHO ATTEND TERTIARY CARE MULTIDISCIPLINARY 

PAIN TREATMENT CENTERS IMPROVES BEYOND 6 MONTHS 

AFTER THEIR FIRST INITIAL VISIT Hélène Lanctôt 1 , Manon 

Choinière 2 , Mark Ware 3 , Patricia Bourgault 4 , Aline Boulanger 5 , Christian 

Cloutier 6 , Yoram Shir 3 , 1 Ctr. de Recherche du Ctr. Hosp.ier de l’Univ. 

de Montréal (CRCHUM), Montreal, Canada, 2 Ctr. de Recherche du Ctr. 

Hosp.ier de l’Univ. de Montreal (CRCHUM), Montreal, Canada, 3 Pain 

Ctr. of Expertise of the McGill Univ. Health Ctr., Montreal, Canada, 

4 Fac. of Nursing of the Univ. of Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada, 

5 Ctr. d’expertise en Douleur du Ctr. Hosp.ier de l’Univ. de Montreal, 

Montreal, Canada, 6 Ctr. d’expertise en Douleur du Ctr. Hosp.ier de 

l’Univ. de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada 

PF 023 A PRELIMINARY STUDY TOWARD DEVELOPING A TOOL 

TO EVALUATE THE INFLUENCE OF PAIN FROM HERPES ZOSTER 

OR POSTHERPETIC NEURALGIA ON THE PATIENTS’ PHYSICAL 

FUNCTIONS AND QUALITY OF LIFE Yoshihito Morita 1 , Masako Iseki 1 , 

Masataka Ifuku 1 , Rie Hasegawa 1 , Syuji Komatsu 1 , Tokuhide Doi 2 , Eiichi 

Inada 1 , 1 Juntendo Univ. of Med., Tokyo, Japan, 2 Fukuoka Clinic, Tokyo, 

Japan 

PF 024 THE CORRELATION BETWEEN VERTEBRAL FRACTURES 

AND SEVERE BACK PAIN Salvina Eugenia Mihalcea 1 , Dorina 

Maria Farcas 2 , Andrea Ildiko Gasparik 3 , 1 Asociation of Prevention 

of Osteoporosis in Romania, Oradea, Romania, 2 ASPOR, Oradea, 

Romania, 3 ASPOR, TG Mures, Romania 

PF 026 SHORT- AND LONG-TERM RELIABILITY OF ENDOGENOUS 

INHIBITORY CONDITIONED PAIN MODULATION MEASUREMENTS 

IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS Andrea F. Motta 1 , Guillaume Leonard 2 , 

Serge Marchand 2 , 1 Universite de Sherbrooke/Universidade do Estado 

de Santa Catarina -UDESC, Sherbrooke, Canada, 2 Universite de 


PF 027 INCIDENCE OF POST-DURAL PUNCTURE HEADACHE AND 

BACK PAIN FOLLOWING CONTINOUS SPINAL ANAESTHESIA 

Raveenthiran Rasiah 1 , Azlina A. Abbas 2 , Naveenthiran Thevanthiran 3 , 

1 DEMC Specialist Hosp., Shah Alam, Malaysia, Bandar Sunway, 

Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, 2 Univ. Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 

3 Perak Medical Coll., Petaling Jaya, Malaysia 

PF 028 CAN THE ÖREBRO MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN 

SCREENING QUESTIONNAIRE BE USED AS AN EVALUATIVE 

TOOL? RESPONSIVENESS IN REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS 

WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN Emmanuelle Opsommer 1 , Roger 

�� 2 , Barbara Raval-Roland 1 , Virginie Roten 1 , Geert Crombez 3 , 

Gilles Rivier 4 , 1 Univ. of Applied Sncs. - Western Switzerland/HESAV, 

Lausanne, Switzerland, 2 Univ. of Applied Sncs. - Western Switzerland 

- HES-SO/Valais, Leukerbad, Switzerland, 3 Univ. of Ghent, Ghent, 

Belgium, 4 Clinique Romande de Réadaptation - Suvacare, Sion, 

Switzerland 

PF 029 TIMING OF REFERRAL TO THE PAIN MANAGEMENT 

CENTER OF PATIENTS WITH UNCONTROLLED PAIN Lynn A. 

Rodrigo, Francis O. Javier, Antonio Nemesio B. Yap, Maria Elena B. 

Tiamson, St. Luke’s Medical Ctr., Quezon City, Philippines 

PF 030 DECREASED MECHANICAL PAIN PRESSURE 

THRESHOLDS IN ADOLESCENTS WITH PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN 

SYNDROME Michael S. Rathleff 1 , Ewa M. Roos 2 , Jens L. Olesen 3 , 

Sten Rasmussen 4 , Lars Arendt-Nielsen 5 , 1 Aarhus Univ., Aalborg, 

Denmark, 2 Inst. of Sports Snc. and Clinical Biomechanics, Univ. of 

Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark, 3 Aalborg Hosp. – Aarhus 

Univ. Hosp., Aalborg, Denmark, 4 Aalborg Hosp. - Aarhus Univ. Hosp., 

Aalborg, Denmark, 5 Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark 

PF 031 MOTOR CONTROL IN COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN 

SYNDROME: A KINEMATIC ANALYSIS Johanna C. M. Schilder 1 , 

Alfred C. Schouten 2 , Roberto S. G. M. Perez 3 , Frank J. P. M. Huygen 4 , 

Albert Dahan 1 , Lucas P. J. J. Noldus 5 , Jacobus J. van Hilten 1 , Johan 

Marinus 1 , 1 Leiden Univ. Medical Ctr., Leiden, Netherlands, 2 Delft 

Univ. of Tech, Delft, Netherlands, 3 VU Univ. Medical Ctr., Amsterdam, 

Netherlands, 4 Erasmus Medical Univ. Ctr., Rotterdam, Netherlands, 

5 Noldus Information Tech, Wageningen, Netherlands 

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PF 032 THE MEANINGFUL RELIEF SCALE (MRS): A NEW 

INSTRUMENT TO DEMONSTRATE DRUG ACTIVITY FROM 

THE PATIENT’S VIEWPOINT AND ITS APPLICABILITY TO THE 

DETERMINATION OF ONSET OF ACTION Emily J. Schachtel 1 , 

Bernard P. Schachtel 2 , Margaret Noyes Essex 3 , Kathleen Sanner 1 , 

Laurie Savino 1 , Jeanne Rezuke 1 , Richard Zhang 3 , 1 Schachtel Research 

Co., Jupiter, USA, 2 Yale Univ. Sch. of Med., New Haven, USA, 3 �� 

Inc, New York, USA 

PF 033 THE LONG-TERM AND CONTINUING EXPERIENCE 

OF CHRONIC BACK PAIN: TREATMENT DECISIONS AND 

TREATMENT ‘INERTIA’ Hans J. Schwarz 1 , Paul C. Langley 2 , Sabine 

Wiemer 1 , 1 Grünenthal GmbH, Aachen, Germany, 2 Univ. of Minnesota, 

Minneapolis, USA 

PF 034 EVIDENCE OF SPECIFIC COGNITIVE DEFICITS IN 

PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN UNDER LONG-TERM 

SUBSTITUTION TREATMENT OF OPIOIDS Marcus Schiltenwolf 1 , 

Haili Wang 1 , Herta Flor 2 , 1 Univ. Hosp. of Heidelberg, Heidelberg, 

Germany, 2 Ruprecht-Karls-Univ. of Heidelberg, Mannheim, Germany 

PF 035 RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE PERSIAN-VERSION 

OF FOOT AND ANKLE OUTCOME SCORE FOR IRANIAN PEOPLE 

Soheil Mansour Sohani 1 , Mahyar Salavati 2 , Masood Mazaheri 3 , Hossein 

Negahban 4 , 1 Sch. of Rehab. Sncs., Tehran, Iran, 2 Univ. of Social 

Welfare and Rehab., Tehran, Iran, 3 Sch. of Rehab. Sncs., Isfahan 

Univ. of Medical Sncs., Isfahan, Iran, 4 Sch. of Rehab. Sncs., Ahvaz 

Jundishapur, Univ. of Medical Sncs., Iran 

PF 036 MEASUREMENT OF MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN INTENSITY 

IN GERIATRIC POPULATION: COMPARISON OF SIX METHODS – 

A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY Vaishali Sisodia 1 , K. Vaishali 2 , Senthil 

P. Kumar 2 , Prabha Adhikari 2 , 1 KMC Hosp., Mangalore, India, 2 Kasturba 

Medical Coll. (Manipal Univ.), Mangalore, India 

PF 037 CHARACTERISATION OF MECHANICAL AND 

NEUROPATHIC LOW BACK PAIN Nicolas Spahr 1 , Michael Thacker 2 , 

Matthew Howard 1 , Steve Williams 1 , 1 Inst. of Psychiatry, King’s Coll. 

London, London, UK, 2 Sch. of Biomedical Sncs., King’s Coll. London, 

London, UK 

PF 038 PAIN MANAGEMENT OF INPATIENTS ADMITTED TO A 

COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER: A CROSS-SECTIONAL 

STUDY Nan Sonne 1 , Hanne Farholt 1 , Ulla B. Tange 1 , Annette 

Strömgren 1 , Lena Ankersen 1 , Lisbeth Kristensen 1 , Lisbeth Bendixen 1 , 

Mogens Grønvold 2 , Morten A. Petersen 2 , Mie Nordly 3 , Geana P. 

Kurita 1 , Lona Christrup 3 , Carsten Niemann 1 , Per Sjøgren 1 , 1 RigsHosp. 

et Copenhagen Univ. Hosp., Copenhagen, Denmark, 2 Bispebjerg 

Hosp. Copenhagen Univ. Hosp., Copenhagen, Denmark, 3 Univ. of 

Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark 

PF 039 USING QST TO PREDICT CLINICAL PAIN INTENSITY 

IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN 

SYNDROMES Meriem Mokhtech, Elizabeth E. Weyl, Michael E. 

Robinson, Donald D. Price, Roland Staud, Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, 

USA 

PF 040 USE OF BPI- FACIAL IN TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA: 

CLINICAL REVIEW OF A SCORING TOOL Sabita Sreevalsan 1 , 

Mark Sanders 2 , Gwenda Porter 2 , 1 Norfolk and Norwich Univ. Hosp. 

NHS Trust, Histon, UK, 2 Norfolk and Norwich Univ. Hosp. NHS Trust, 

Norwich, UK 

PF 041 QUALITY OF PAIN IN PATIENTS WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS 

OF THE KNEE Ola Svensson 1 , Kiat W Wong 1 , Lena Ring 2 , 

1 AstraZeneca, Sodertalje, Sweden, 2 Ctr. for Research Ethics and 

Bioethics, Uppsala, Sweden 

PF 042 QUALITY OF LIFE, DISABILITY AND DEPRESSION IN 

INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN Thaís Stefane, 

Priscilla Hortense, Federal Univ. of São Carlos - UFSCar, São Carlos, 

Brazil 

PF 043 TRANSLATION, CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION, 

RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE GERMAN VERSION OF 

CREDIBILITY/EXPECTANCY QUESTIONNAIRE (CEQ-D) Michele 

Frei 1 , Felix Angst 2 , Martin L. Verra 3 , Susanne Lehmann 2 , André 

Aeschlimann 2 , Rob de Bie 4 , 1 Physiotherapie Medwell Thun, Thun, 

Switzerland, 2 RehaClinic, Bad Zurzach, Switzerland, 3 Physiotherapy 

Inst., Univ. Hosp. Bern, Bern, Switzerland, 4 Maastricht Univ., 

Maastricht, Netherlands

PF 044 EVALUATION OF THE REGULAR USE OF A PAIN DIARY 

IN CANCER PAIN PATIENTS – PREMILINARY RESULTS Adriana S. 

Thomaz Silva, Centron, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

PF 045 DEVELOPMENT OF BREAKTHROUGH CANCER PAIN 

ASSESSMENT TOOL (BAT) Katherine Webber 1 , Andrew Davies 2 , 

Martin R. Cowie 1 , Giovambattista Zeppetella 3 , 1 Imperial Coll. London, 

London, UK, 2 Royal Surrey County Hosp. NHS Trust, Guildford, UK, 3 St 

Clare Hospice, Harlow, UK 

PF 046 THE SHORT FORM ORAL HEALTH IMPACT PROFILE 

(OHIP-14) CORRELATES WITH COMMON SUBJECTIVE 

POSTOPERATIVE INFLAMMATORY SYMPTOMS AFTER MINOR 

MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY Ellen C. Vigen1 , Olaug Egeland2 , Gaute 

Lyngstad1 , Anders Skoglund1 , Per Skjelbred2 , Lasse A. Skoglund1 , 

1 2 Univ. of Oslo, Fac. of Dentistry, ICD, Oslo, Norway, Oslo Univ. Hosp. 

(Ullevål), Oslo, Norway 

PF 048 COMPARING THE RESPONSIVENESS OF A BRIEF, 

MULTIDIMENSIONAL RISK SCREENING TOOL FOR BACK PAIN TO 

ITS UNIDIMENSIONAL REFERENCE STANDARDS: THE WHOLE 

IS GREATER THAN THE SUM OF ITS PARTS Timothy H. Wideman 1 , 

Jonathan C. Hill 2 , Chris J. Main 2 , Martyn Lewis 3 , Michael J. L. Sullivan 1 , 

Elaine M. Hay 2 , 1 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada, 2 Keele Univ., Stokeon-Trent, 

UK, 3 Keele Univ., Stoke-on-Trent, United Arab Emirates 

PF 049 CONTINUOUS PAIN MONITORING WITH WAVELET 

ANALYSIS OF ECG VOLTAGE FLUCTUATION AFTER RAPID- 

ONSET OPIOID ADMINISTRATION IN TERMINAL CANCER 

INPATIENTS Keiko Yamamoto 1 , Shinya Nagata 2 , Kunio Kasugai 3 , 1 Int’l. 

Univ. of Health and Welfare, Yokohama, Japan, 2 Nihon Kohden Corp., 

Tokyo, Japan, 3 Aichi Medical Univ., Aichi, Japan 

PF 050 SMOKED CANNABIS FOR CHRONIC NEUROPATHIC PAIN: 

A NOVEL BAYESIAN MODEL TO IMPUTE MISSING DATA FOR 

RESPONDER META-ANALYSIS Michael H. Andreae 1 , George Carter 2 , 

Katherine Suslov 3 , Debbie Indyk 3 , Henry Sacks 3 , Matthew Johnson 4 , 

1 Albert Einstein Coll. of Med., Bronx, USA, 2 Fdn. for Integrative AIDS 

Research (FIAR), Brooklyn, USA, 3 Mount Sinai Sch. of Med., New York, 

USA, 4 Teachers Coll.,Columbia Univ., New York, USA 

PF 051 WORKING MEMORY AND CHRONIC PAIN, IS THERE 

EVIDENCE FOR DYSFUNCTION? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Carolyn 

F. Berryman 1 , Tasha Stanton 1 , Jane Bowering 1 , Abby Tabor 2 , G. Lorimer 

Moseley 2 , 1 Sansom Inst. Univ. of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia, 

2 Sansom Inst., Univ. of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia 

PF 052 MOTOR CONSEQUENCES OF EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED 

LIMB PAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Paulina J. M. Bank1 , Lieke C. 

E. Peper2 , Johan Marinus1 , Peter J. Beek2 , Jacobus J. van Hilten1 , 

1 2 Leiden Univ. Medical Ctr., Leiden, Netherlands, VU Univ. Amsterdam, 

Amsterdam, Netherlands 

PF 053 COMBINATION PHARMACOTHERAPY FOR THE 

TREATMENT OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN ADULTS: A COCHRANE 

SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Luis E. Chaparro 1 , Philip J. Wiffen 2 , Roger 

Andrew Moore 3 , Ian Gilron 1 , 1 Queen’s Univ., Kingston, Canada, 2 UK 

Cochrane Ctr., Oxford, UK, 3 Univ. of Oxford, Oxford, UK 

PF 054 THE EFFECT OF EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS ON PAIN 

INTENSITY IN INDIVIDUALS WITH FIBROMYALGIA: 

A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Angela J. Busch 1 , Julia Bidonde 1 , Vanina Dal 

Bello-Haas 2 , Anuradha Sawant 3 , Mary Brachaniec 4 , Adrienne Danyliw 5 , 

Tom Overend 6 , Rachel Richards 7 , Candice Schachter 1 , Sandra 

Webber 1 , 1 Univ. of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada, 2 McMaster 

Univ., Hamilton, Canada, 3 London Health Sncs. Ctr., London, Canada, 

4 None, Moncton, Canada, 5 Health Quality Council, Saskatoon, Canada, 

6 Univ. of Western Ontario, London, Canada, 7 North Shore Sports Med. 

Clinic, Vancouver, Canada 

PF 055 ANIMAL MODELS OF BONE CANCER PAIN HAVE A 

HIGH RISK OF BIAS: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Gillian L. Currie 1 , 

Ada Delaney 2 , Michael Bennett 3 , Marie Fallon 1 , Lesley Colvin 1 , Emily 

Sena 1 , Kieren Egan 1 , Hanna Vesterinen 1 , Malcolm Macleod 1 , 1 Univ. of 

Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK, 2 Karolinska Instituet, Stockholm, Sweden, 

3 Univ. of Leeds, Leeds, UK 


PF 056 ACUPUNCTURE FOR THE TREATMENT OF CANCER PAIN: 

A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIALS Tae- 

Young Choi 1 , Myeong Soo Lee 1 , Tae-Hun Kim 1 , Christopher Zaslawski 2 , 

Edzard Ernst 3 , 1 Korea Inst. of Oriental Med., Daejeon, Korea, Republic 

of (South), 2 Univ. of Tech, Sydney, Australia, 3 Univ. of Exeter, Exeter, 

UK 

PF 057 DO PATIENT EXPECTATIONS INFLUENCE HEALTH 

OUTCOMES IN TOTAL KNEE AND TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY? 

A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Tsjitske M. Haanstra 1 , Tobias van den Berg 1 , 

Raymond W. Ostelo 2 , Ruldolf W. Poolman 3 , Ilse P. Jansma 2 , Pim 

Cuijpers 2 , Henrica C. W. de Vet 1 , 1 VU Univ. Medical Ctr., Amsterdam, 

Netherlands, 2 VU Univ. Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 3 Onze 

Lieve Vrouwe Gasthuis, Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands 

PF 058 TMD PAIN AFTER WHIPLASH TRAUMA – A SYSTEMATIC 

REVIEW Birgitta Häggman-Henrikson 1 , Thomas List 2 , Hans 

Westergren 3 , Susanna Axelsson 4 , 1 Umeå Univ., Umeå, Sweden, 

2 Malmö Univ., Malmö, Sweden, 3 Dept Health Sncs., Lund Univ., Lund, 

Sweden, 4 The Swedish Council on Tech Assessment in Health and 

Care, Stockholm, Sweden 

PF 059 CONCEPTUAL AND METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES 

IN SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS: METHODS TO ASSESS THE 

EFFECTIVENESS AND KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION 

INTERVENTIONS FOR CHRONIC NON CANCER PAIN Maria B. 

Ospina 1 , Paul A. Taenzer 2 , Saifee Rashiq 3 , Joy C. MacDermid 4 , Eloise 

C. J. Carr 5 , Dagmara Chojecki 1 , Christa M. Harstall 1 , James L. Henry 6 , 

1 Inst. of Health Economics, Edmonton, Canada, 2 Univ. of Calgary, Wolf 

Island, Canada, 3 Univ. of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, 4 McMaster Univ., 

Hamilton, Canada, 5 Univ. of Calgary, Calgary, Canada, 6 McMaster 

Univ., Hemilton, Canada 

PF 060 THE NEUROPATHIC COMPONENT OF PERSISTENT PAIN 

AFTER THORACIC SURGERY. A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE 

REVIEW Simon Haroutiunian, Lone Nikolajsen, Nanna B. Finnerup, 

Troels S. Jensen, Aarhus Univ. Hosp., Aarhus, Denmark 

PF 061 OBSERVERS’ (MIS)ESTIMATION OF PAIN IN CHILDREN 

AND ADOLESCENTS: A LITERATURE REVIEW Judith Kappesser, 

Silke Leifheit, Justus-Liebig-Univ. Giessen, Giessen, Germany 

PF 062 SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE MANAGEMENT OF 

PERIOPERATIVE NEUROPATHIC PAIN Stephen R. Humble, 

Ninewells Hosp. & Medical Sch., Dundee, UK 

PF 063 REVIEW OF CLINICAL GUIDELINES FOR THE 

MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN AND 

FIBROMYALGIA Maria Pardo 1 , Sara Ahmed 1 , Diana Dawes 2 , 1 McGill 

Univ., Montreal, Canada, 2 Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver, 

Canada 

PF 064 COMPARING PATTERNS OF PAEDIATRIC ANALGESIA 

USE IN AFRICA WITH THE WHO MODEL LIST OF ESSENTIAL 

MEDICINES FOR CHILDREN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Parvaz 

Madadi1 , Ehijie F. O. Enato2 , Shir Fulga1 , Chinonye C. Umeoduagu2 , 

Stuart M. Macleod3 , Gideon Koren1 , Thomas R. Einarson4 , 1Hosp. for 

Sick Children, Toronto, Canada, 2Univ. of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria, 

3 4 Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, Univ. of Toronto, 


PF 066 ADVERSE EVENT REPORTING IN ANALGESIC CLINICAL 

TRIALS: AN ACTTION REVIEW AND ANALYSIS Shannon M. 

Smith 1 , Nathaniel P. Katz 2 , Allison H. Lin 3 , Michael P. McDermott 1 , Bob 

A. Rappaport 3 , Michael C. Rowbotham 4 , Cristina Sampaio 5 , Dennis 

C. Turk 6 , Robert H. Dworkin 1 , 1 Univ. of Rochester, Rochester, USA, 

2 Analgesic Solutions and Tufts Univ., Natick, USA, 3 US Food and Drug 

Administration, Silver Springs, USA, 4 �� 

Research Inst., San Francisco, USA, 5 CHDI Fdn., New York, USA, 

6 Univ. of Washington, Seattle, USA 

PF 067 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEIVED PARENTING 

STYLE IN CHILDHOOD AND PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC PAIN 

IN ADULTS IN A GENERAL JAPANESE POPULATION Kozo Anno 1 , 

Mao Shibata 2 , Rie Iwaki 3 , Hiroshi Kawata 3 , Ryoko Sawamoto 2 , Chiharu 

Kubo 3 , Nobuyuki Sudo 2 , Masako Hosoi 2 , 1 Kyushu Univ., Fukuoka, 

Japan, 2 Graduate Sch. of Medical Sncs., Kyushu Univ., Fukuoka, 

Japan, 3 Kyushu Univ. Hosp., Fukuoka, Japan 

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PF 068 SPREADING OF MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN BETWEEN 

BODY REGIONS: PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY AMONG 

HEALTHCARE WORKERS Lars L. Andersen, Nat’l. Research Ctr. for 

the Working Environment, Copenhagen, Denmark 

PF 069 PAIN PROFILE IN TRAUMATIC BRACHIAL PLEXUS INJURY 

PATIENTS IN THREE BRAZILIAN PAIN CENTERS Matheus P. da 

Paz 1 , Mauro T. B. Bina 1 , Scheila Nogueira 1 , Iuri C. Cardoso 1 , Daniel C. 

A. A. Andrade 2 , Ricardo G. Galhardoni 2 , Manoel J. T. Teixeira 3 , Katia 

N. S. Sá 4 , Durval C. Kraychete 1 , Mario G. S. Siqueira 2 , José Vicente P. 

M. Martins 5 , Abrahão F. B. Baptista 1 , 1 Universidade Federal da Bahia, 

Salvador, Brazil, 2 Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 

3 Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, 4 Escola Bahiana de Medicina 

e Saúde Pública, Salvador, Brazil, 5 Universidade Federal do Rio de 

Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

PF 070 DIFFERENCES IN PAIN ESTIMATION BETWEEN PATIENTS, 

DOCTORS AND NURSES Koraljka Bacic Baronica 1 , Ranka Baraba 1 , 

Kresimir Kordic 1 �� 1 , Robert Baronica 2 , 1 Univ. Hosp. 

Sveti Duh, Zagreb, Croatia, 2 Univ. Hosp. Ctr. Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia 

PF 071 THE IMPACT OF SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC AND CLINICAL 

FACTORS ON PRESCRIBED ANALGESICS BEFORE AND AFTER 

HYSTERECTOMY ON BENIGN INDICATION Signe B. Daugbjerg 1 , 

Birgitte Brandsborg 2 , Bent Ottesen 3 , Finn Diderichsen 3 , Merete Osler 1 , 

1 Glostrup Univ. Hosp., Glostrup, Denmark, 2 Aarhus Univ. Hosp., Aarhus 

C, Denmark, 3 RigsHosp.et, Copenhagen, Denmark 

PF 072 PREVALENCE AND IMPACT OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN 

DIABETIC PATIENTS: A FRENCH CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY 

Didier Bouhassira 1 , Agnès Hartemann 2 , Martine Letanoux 3 , 1 Hôpital 

Ambroise Paré, Boulogne-Billancourt, France, 2 Service de diabétologie/ 

Hôpital Pitié-Salpêtrière, Paris, France, 3 Cabinet d’endocrinologie, 

Paris, France 

PF 073 INCIDENCE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF PAIN IN 

CHILDREN WITH ABDOMINAL SOLID MALIGNANT TUMORS Diana 

I. Butkovic, Jasminka Jakobovic, Jasminka Stepan Giljevic, Children’s 

Hosp. Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia 

PF 074 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PSYCHOLOGICAL 

DISTRESS AND MULTIPLE TENDER POINTS ACROSS THE ADULT 

LIFESPAN Deborah Brown1 , Matthew R. Mulvey2 , Rosie Duncan2 , 

Michael Horan1 , Neil Pendleton1 , Lis Cordingley1 , John McBeth1 , 

1 2 The Univ. of Manchester, Manchester, UK, The Univ. of Mnachester, 


PF 075 PAIN DURING ADMISSION TO A UNITED KINGDOM 

DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL: SHOULD PAIN BE A PATIENT 

SAFETY ISSUE? Eloise Carr 1 , Paul Meredith 2 , Gillian Chumbley 3 , 

Roger Killen 4 , Gary B. Smith 5 , David Prytherch 6 , 1 Univ. of Calgary, 

Calgary, Canada, 2 Portsmouth Hosp.s NHS Trust, Portsmouth, UK, 

3 Imperial Coll. Healthcare NHS Trust, London, UK, 4 The Learning Clinic 

Ltd, London, UK, 5 Bournemouth Univ., Bournemouth, UK, 6 Univ. of 

Portsmouth, Portsmouth, UK 

PF 076 DESCRIPTIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF 12,771 POTENTIAL 

SUBJECTS FOR A PHASE IIa CLINICAL STUDY IN NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN Stephen H. Butler, Bahman Farahmand, Christina Branting- 

Ekenback, Cecilia Wadell, Bror Jonzon, AstraZeneca AB, Södertälje, 

Sweden 

PF 077 EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PAINFUL AND STRESSFUL 

PRODUCURES IN ELDERLY: REGARDS STUDY: PRELIMINARY 

RESULTS Patricia Cimerman 1 , Michel Galinski 1 , Etienne Garrigue 2 , 

Pascal Cangini 3 , Delphine Thorez 4 , Berline Monguen 5 , Anne Jardez 6 , 

Jean-Pierre Mery 7 , Azzeddine Mezouani 8 , Sylvie Descombes 9 , 

Pierre Gibiot 10 , Marie-Christine Maillet Gouret 11 , Ricardo Carbajal 12 , 

1 CNRD - Hopital Trousseau, Paris, France, 2 Residence MAPI - Les 

Amandiers, Paris, France, 3 Ctr. de Soins de Suite de Sartrouville, 

Sartrouville, France, 4 Hôpital Chardon Lagache, ParIS, France, 5 Hopital 

Gérontologique, Plaisir Grignon, France, 6 Résidence Tiers Temps, 

Le Plessis Bouchard, France, 7 Ctr. Gériatrique Denis Forestier, La 

Verrière, France, 8 Ctr. Hosp.ier Sud Essonne, Etampes, France, 9 Ctr. 

Hosp.ier René Dubos, Cergy Pontoise, France, 10 Résidence Médicis, 

Vanves, France, 11 Hôpital Nat’l. de Saint Maurice, Saint Maurice, 

France, 12 Hopital Trousseau, Paris, France 

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PF 078 THE PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC WIDESPREAD PAIN 

AND FIBROMYALGIA AMONG ADULTS IN THE UNITED STATES 

Edgar H. Adams 1 , Caroline Schaefer 2 , Arthi B. Chandran 3 , Annlouise R. 

Assaf 4 , Da-In Kim 3 , Rachael M. Mann 5 , Shoshana R. Daniel 1 , Heather 

McElroy 6 , 1 Covance Market Access Services Inc., Conshohocken, USA, 

2 Covance Market Access Services Inc., Gaithersburg, USA, 3 �� 

New York, USA, 4 �� 5 Covance Market Access 

Services Inc., San Diego, USA, 6 Covance Market Access Services Inc., 

North Ryde, Australia 

PF 079 THE RELATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS OF CHRONIC PAIN, CO- 

MORBID CONDITIONS AND ANXIETY/DEPRESSION TO PHYSICAL 

FUNCTIONING AND LIMITATIONS IN DAILY ACTIVITIES Clare H. 

Dominick, Fiona M. Blyth, Michael K. Nicholas, Pain Management 

Research Inst., Univ. of Sydney, Sydney, Australia 

PF 080 A EUROPEAN MULTI-CENTRE STUDY OF THE 

CHARACTERISTICS OF BREAKTHROUGH CANCER PAIN Andrew 

N. Davies 1 , Alison Buchanan 2 , Giovambattista Zeppetella 3 , 1 St. Luke’s 

Cancer Ctr., Guildford, UK, 2 Royal Marsden Hosp., Sutton, UK, 3 St. 

Clare Hospice, Hastingwood, UK 

PF 081 PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC PAIN WITH A NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN COMPONENT IN LIBYA Raga A. Elzahaf, Osama A. Tashani, 

Mark I. Johnson, Leeds Metropolitan Univ., Leeds, UK 

PF 082 IN OLDER ADULTS NEW ONSET CWP PREDICTS HIGHER 

LEVELS OF DISABILITY Rosie Duncan, Matthew Mulvey, Deborah 

Brown, Alison Littlewood, Michael Horan, Neil Pendleton, John McBeth, 

Univ. of Manchester, Manchester, UK 

PF 083 EPIDEMIOLOGY OF WIDESPREAD MECHANICAL 

HYPERSENSITIVITY AND ALTERED CONDITIONED PAIN 

MODULATION IN CHRONIC PAIN IN A TERTIARY CARE PAIN 

CENTER Yassine A. Ghamri 1 , Sabine Mlekusch 1 , Jürg Schliessbach 1 , 

Rafael J. A. Cámara 2 , Peter Jüni 2 , Lars Arendt-Nielsen 3 , Michele 

Curatolo 1 , 1 Bern Univ. Hosp., Inselspital, Bern, Switzerland, 2 Univ. of 

Bern and Clinical Trial Unit (CTU), Bern Univ. Hosp., Bern, Switzerland, 

3 Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark 

PF 084 PREDICTORS OF SEVERE PAIN IN A COHORT OF 9,185 

INDIVIDUALS WITH SELF-REPORTED NEUROPATHIC PAIN 

Bahman Farahmand, Stephen H. Butler, Christina Branting-Ekenback, 

Cecilia Wadell, Bror Jonzon, AstraZeneca, Södertälje, Sweden 

PF 085 A COMPARISON OF THE STREET PRICE OF ORIGINAL 

AND REFORMULATED ER OXYCODONE Becki Bucher-Bartelson 1 , 

Stevan G. Severtson 1 , Jonathan Davis 1 , Hilary Surratt 2 , Howard 

Chilcoat 3 , Paul Coplan 3 , Jody L. Green 1 , Richard C. Dart 1 , 1 Rocky 

Mountain Poison & Drug Ctr., Denver Health and Hosp. Authority, 

Denver, USA, 2 Nova Southeastern Univ., Fort Lauderdale, USA, 

3 Purdue Pharma, L.P., Stamford, USA 

PF 086 CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH 

THE METABOLIC SYNDROME ARE MORE PREVALENT IN 

PEOPLE REPORTING CHRONIC PAIN: RESULTS FROM A CROSS 

SECTIONAL GENERAL POPULATION STUDY Nicola Goodson 1 , Blair 

Smith 2 , Lynne Hocking 3 , Mark McGilchrist 2 , Anna Dominiczak 4 , Andrew 

Morris 2 , David Porteous 5 , Andreas Goebel 6 , 1 Liverpool Univ., Liverpool, 

UK, 2 Univ. of Dundee, Dundee, UK, 3 Univ. of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK, 

4 Univ. of Glasgow, Glasgow, UK, 5 Univ. of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK, 

6 Univ. of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK 

PF 087 REDUCTION IN EXTENDED RELEASE (ER) OXYCODONE 

DIVERSION RATES FOLLOWING THE INTRODUCTION OF A 

REFORMULATED ER OXYCODONE PRODUCT Jonathan Davis 1 , 

Stevan G. Severtson 1 , Becki Bucher-Bartelson 1 , Alvaro Muñoz 2 , 

Michael F. Schneider 2 , Hilary Surratt 3 , Howard Chilcoat 4 , Paul Coplan 4 , 

Jody L. Green 1 , Richard C. Dart 1 , 1 Rocky Mountain Poison & Drug 

Ctr., Denver Health and Hosp. Authority, Denver, USA, 2 Johns Hopkins 

Bloomberg Sch. of Public Health, Baltimore, USA, 3 Nova Southeastern 

Univ., Fort Lauderdale, USA, 4 Purdue Pharma, L.P., Stamford, USA

PF 088 DECLINE IN RATES OF ABUSE OF EXTENDED RELEASE 

(ER) OXYCODONE FOLLOWING THE INTRODUCTION OF A 

REFORMULATED ER OXYCODONE PRODUCT USING DATA FROM 

THE RADARS ® SYSTEM POISON CENTER PROGRAM Stevan G. 

Severtson 1 , Becki Bucher-Bartelson 1 , Jonathan Davis 1 , Alvaro Muñoz 2 , 

Michael F. Schneider 2 , Paul Coplan 3 , Howard Chilcoat 3 , Jody L. Green 1 , 

Richard C. Dart 1 , 1 Rocky Mountain Poison & Drug Ctr., Denver Health 

and Hosp. Authority, Denver, USA, 2 Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Sch. of 

Public Health, Baltimore, USA, 3 Purdue Pharma, L.P., Stamford, USA 

PF 090 PREDICTORS OF CHRONIC PAIN SIX MONTHS AFTER 

THORACOTOMY Fredrik Hetmann 1 , Ulf E. Kongsgaard 2 , Inger Schou- 

Bredal 2 , 1 Oslo Univ. Hosp.-Ulleval, Oslo, Norway, 2 Oslo Univ. Hosp., 

Oslo, Norway 

PF 091 PAIN PREVALENCE IN A TAIWAN MEDICAL CENTER 

Chih-Cheng Wu, Chih-Jen Hung, Kou-Rong Chiang, Ya-Ching Chung, 

Taichung Veterans General Hosp., Taichung, Taiwan 

PF 092 PARENTAL CHRONIC PAIN IS ASSOCIATED WITH 

CHRONIC NON-SPECIFIC PAIN IN THE ADOLESCENT – FAMILY 

LINKAGE DATA FROM A LARGE POPULATION BASED CROSS- 

SECTIONAL STUDY (HUNT 3) Gry B. Hoftun, Pål R. Romundstad, 

Marite Rygg, Fac. of Med., NTNU, Trondheim, Norway 

PF 093 PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC PAIN AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL 

CHARACTERISTICS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA Amira Karkin 

Tais, HOPE87 Pain Ctr., Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina 

PF 094 SURVEY OF CHRONIC PAIN IN JAPAN Shinsuke Inoue, 

Takahiro Ushida, Fumio Kobayashi, Yoji Osako, Tomomi Hasegawa, 

Aichi Medical Univ., Nagakute, Japan 

PF 095 PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC PAIN AND ASSOCIATED RISK 

FACTORS IN THE DANISH POPULATION Per Sjøgren 1 , Geana 

P. Kurita 1 , Jette Højsted 1 , Knud Juel 2 , Ola Ekholm 2 , 1 RigsHosp.et 

Copenhagen Univ. Hosp., Copenhagen, Denmark, 2 Univ. of Southern 

Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark 

PF 096 PERCEIVED PARENTING STYLE IN CHILDHOOD 

AND CHRONIC PAIN: COMPARISON BETWEEN GENERAL 

INHABITANTS AND PSYCHOSOMATIC CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS 

IN THE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Hiroshi Kawata 1 , Mao Shibata 1 , 

Kozo Anno 2 , Rie Iwaki 1 , Ryoko Sawamoto 2 , Chiharu Kubo 1 , Nobuyuki 

Sudo 1 , Masako Hosoi 1 , 1 Graduate Sch. of Medical Sncs., Kyushu Univ., 

Fukuoka, Japan, 2 Kyushu Univ. Hosp., Fukuoka, Japan 

PF 097 PREVALENCE OF PAIN AND DYSFUNCTION IN THE 

TEMPOROMANDIBULAR REGION Anna Lövgren, Susanna 

Marklund, Birgitta Häggman-Henrikson, Anders Wänman, Umeå Univ., 

Umeå, Sweden 

PF 098 CHRONIC PAIN AND HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE 

IN DANISH CANCER PATIENTS AND SURVIVORS Ola Ekholm 1 , 

Geana P. Kurita 2 , Jette Højsted 2 , Knud Juel 1 , Per Sjøgren 2 , 1 Univ. of 

Southern Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2 RigsHosp.et Copenhagen 

Univ. Hosp., Copenhagen, Denmark 

PF 099 THE QUEBEC PAIN REGISTRY: LINKAGE WITH THE 

QUEBEC ADMINISTRATIVE PRESCRIPTION CLAIMS DATABASE 

TO ASSESS THE POTENTIAL EXTERNAL VALIDITY OF 

PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGIC AND PHARMACOECONOMIC 

STUDIES ON CHRONIC PAIN DISORDERS Anaïs Lacasse 1 , Mark 

Ware 2 , Patricia Bourgault 3 , Hélène Lanctôt 4 , Aline Boulanger 4 , Christian 

Cloutier 5 , Yoram Shir 2 , Manon Choinière 4 , 1 Université du Québec en 

Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Rouyn-Noranda, Canada, 2 McGill Univ. Health 

Ctr. (MUHC), Montreal, Canada, 3 �� 

de Médecine et des Sncs. de la Santé, Université de Sherbrooke; Ctr. 

de Recherche Clinique Étienne-Le Bel du Ctr. Hosp.ier Universitaire 

de Sher, 4 Ctr. Hosp.ier de l’Université de Montréal (CHUM), Montreal, 

Canada, 5 Ctr. Hosp.ier Universitaire de Sherbrooke (CHUS), 


PF 100 REVIEW OF PAIN RESEARCH AMONG ABORIGINAL 

PEOPLES OF CANADA Nancy Julien, Anaïs Lacasse, Hugo Asselin, 

Oscar Labra, Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Rouyn- 

Noranda, Canada 


PF 101 BACKGROUND PAIN AND BTcP SURVEY: PREVALENCE 

AND MANAGEMENT IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL IN GENOA 

Massimo Luzzani 1 , Elena Molinari 2 , 1 E.O. Ospedali Galliera, Genoa, 

Italy, 2 E.O. Galliera, Genoa, Italy 

PF 102 CLUSTERING OF MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN IN OLDER 

PEOPLE: RESULTS FROM THE NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE 

OSTEOARTHRITIS PROJECT (NorStOP) Rosie J. Lacey 1 , Trishna 

Rathod 1 , Vicky Strauss 1 , Bård Natvig 2 , John Belcher 1 , Ross Wilkie 1 , 

John McBeth 1 , 1 Arthritis Research UK Primary Care Ctr., Keele, UK, 

2 Inst. of Health and Soc., Univ. of Oslo, Oslo, Norway 

PF 103 TRENDS IN SHORT TERM SICKNESS CERTIFICATION 1994 

- 2003 Julia Morris 1 , Peter Baker 2 , Gari Purcell-Jones 1 , Paul J. Watson 3 , 

1 States of Jersey Health & Social Services Department, St Helier, 

Jersey, UK, 2 States of Jersey Social Security Department, St Helier, 

Jersey, UK, 3 Univ. of Leicester, Leicester, UK 

PF 104 SELF-REPORTED IMPACT ON DAILY LIFE ACTIVITIES 

RELATED TO TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDERS, 

HEADACHES, AND NECK-SHOULDER PAIN AMONG WOMEN IN 

A SAMI POPULATION LIVING IN NORTHERN SWEDEN Christina 

Storm Mienna 1 , Anders Wänman 2 , 1 Umeå Univ., Kiruna, Sweden, 

2 Umeå Univ., Umeå, Sweden 

PF 105 PREVALENCE OF CHRONIC PAIN IN SPAIN: 

CHARACTERISTICS AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS Alejandro 

Salazar 1 , María Dueñas 1 , Begoña Ojeda 1 , Fernando Fernández 2 , Luis 

Miguel Torres 3 , Juan Antonio Micó 1 , Inmaculada Failde 1 , 1 Univ. of 

Cádiz, Cádiz, Spain, 2 Univ. of Cádiz, Puerto Real, Spain, 3 Universitry 

Hosp. “Puerta del Mar”, Cádiz, Spain 

PF 106 CHRONIC PAIN-RELATED DEPRESSION IN OLDER 

ADULTS IS EXPLAINED BY ILLNESS PERCEPTIONS NOT PAIN 

CATASTROPHISING Matthew R. Mulvey, Rosie Duncan, Deborah 

Brown, Michael Horan, Niel Pendelton, Lis Cordingly, John McBeth, 

The Univ. of Manchester, Manchester, UK 

PF 107 PREVALENCE OF MIGRAINE IN A DIVERSE COMMUNITY 

– ELECTRONIC METHODS FOR MIGRAINE ASCERTAINMENT IN 

A LARGE INTEGRATED HEALTH PLAN Alice R. Pressman, Alice S. 

Jacobson, Andy L. Avins, Kaiser Permanente, Oakland, USA 

PF 108 PREVALENCE OF BURNING MOUTH DISEASE IN A 

PARKINSON’S POPULATION Christelle Gremeau-Richard 1 , Paul 

Pionchon 2 , Radhouane Dallel 2 , 1 Université d’Auvergne, CHU de 

Clermont Ferrand, France, 2 Université d’Auvergne, Clermont-Ferrand, 

France 

PF 109 CLINICAL CORRELATES OF PAIN VERSUS ITCH IN 

SCLERODERMA: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY Mélanie Racine 1 , 

Brett D. Thombs 2 , Marie Hudson 2 , Murray Barron 2 , Warren R. Nielson 3 , 

1 Lawson Health Research Inst., London, Canada, 2 Jewish General 

Hosp., Lady Davis Inst. of Research, McGill Univ., Montréal, Canada, 

3 Beryl & Richard Ivey Rheumatology Day Programs, St. Joseph’s 

Health Care, London, Canada 

PF 110 PROFILE OF OROFACIAL PAIN PATIENTS EVALUATED AT 

BRAZILIAN TERTIARY HOSPITAL Mariana Yumi Takahashi Puerta, 

Raphael Sá Santos Gomes, Fábio José Condino Fujarra, Cynthia 

Savioli, José Tadeu Tesseroli Siqueira, Clinics Hosp. of Med. Sch. of 

the Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

PF 111 SEX DIFFERENCES IN REPORTED PAIN ACROSS 11,000 

PATIENTS CAPTURED IN ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS David 

Ruau 1 , Linda Y. Liu 1 , J. David Clark 2 , Martin S. Angst 1 , Atul J. Butte 1 , 

1 Stanford Univ. Sch. of Med., Stanford, USA, 2 Veterans Affairs Palo Alto 

Health Care System, Palo Alto, USA 

PF 112 ECONOMIC BUFDEN AND UNDERTREATMENT OF 

PAIN IN JAPAN Bruce Ellsworth 1 , Ute Richarz 2 , Hiroyo Kuwabara 3 , 

Makiko Kobayashi 3 , Christine Rauschkolb 4 , 1 Janssen Pharmaceutical 

KK Japan, Nishi-Kanda 3-5-2, Japan, 2 Janssen-Cilag AG, Baar, 

Switzerland, 3 Janssen Pharm KK Japan, Chiyoda-ku, Japan, 4 Janssen 

Research & Development, LLC, Titusville, USA 

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PF 113 EPIDEMIOLOGY OF WIDESPREAD PAIN 

HYPERSENSITIVITY TO MECHANICHAL AND ELECTRICAL 

STIMULI IN CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS Juerg Schliessbach 1 , Yassine 

Ghamri 1 , Aroosiah Ashraf 1 , Alban Neziri 1 , Ole K. Andersen 2 , Lars 

Arendt-Nielsen 3 , Michele Curatolo 1 , 1 Inselspital Bern, Bern, Switzerland, 

2 Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, 3 Univ. of Aalborg, Aalborg, Denmark 

PF 114 FREQUENCY AND RISK OF LOW BACK PAIN IN MIDDLE 

BELT NIGERIA: A COMMUNITY-BASED STUDY Emmanuel O. 

Sanya, Kehinde Adekeye, Babatunde Ademiluyi, Abiodun Bello, Israel 

K. Kolawole, Univ. of Ilorin Teaching Hosp., Ilorin, Nigeria 

PF 115 DEMOGRAPHIC AND PAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF 

PATIENTS ATTENDING A PUBLIC HOSPITAL PAIN MANAGEMENT 

CLINIC IN KARACHI, PAKISTAN �� 1 , Muhammad 

Kashif Iqbal 1 , Asim Arif 1 , Saeeda Haider 1 , Angela Mailis Gagnon 2 , Shah 

Fatima Lakha 2 , 1 Dow Univ. of Health Sncs., Karachi, Pakistan, 2 Toronto 

Western Hosp., UHN, Toronto, Canada 

PF 116 THE CAUSE-EFFECT RELATIONS BETWEEN PHYSICAL 

FUNCTION, PHYSICAL ABILITY, AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN 

ELDERLY PEOPLE WITH KNEE PAIN AFTER SHORT-TERM 

NON-INVASIVE INTERVENTION Shinichiro Shiozawa 1 , Yukio Oida 2 , 

Kazunori Morozumi 3 , Nobuyoshi Nakamura 4 , Shinichiro Sato 5 , Yoshinori 

Kitabatake 6 , Kumiko Yoshida 7 , Thomas Graven-Nielsen 1 , 1 Aalborg 

Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, 2 Chukyo Univ., Aichi, Japan, 3 Koriyama Inst. 

of Health Sncs., Fukushima, Japan, 4 Peace Plaza, Tokyo, Japan, 5 Univ. 

of Human Arts and Sncs., Saitama, Japan, 6 Meiji Yasuda Life Fdn. of 

Health and Welfare, Tokyo, Japan, 7 Karuizawa Rehab. Clinic, Nagano, 

Japan 

PF 117 A SURVEY OF OSTEOARTHRITIS REAL WORLD 

THERAPIES (SORT): ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF INADEQUATE 

PAIN RELIEF (IPR) ON QUALITY OF LIFE, WORK PRODUCTIVITY 

AND HEALTH RESOURCE UTILIZATION IN PATIENTS WITH KNEE 

OSTEOARTHRITIS Philip Conaghan 1 , Francois Rannou 2 , Ceri J. 

Phillips 3 , Nigel Arden 4 , Sharlette V. Everett 5 , Robert Balshaw 6 , Paul M. 

Peloso 7 , Douglas Watson 7 , Shuvayu S. Sen 8 , Stephanie D. Taylor 8 , 

1 Univ. of Leeds, Leeds, UK, 2 Cochin Hosp., Univ. Paris Descartes, 

Paris, France, 3 Swansea Univ., Swansea, UK, 4 Oxford Univ., Oxford, 

UK, 5 Merck Sharp & Dohme, Corp., Whitehouse Station, USA, 

6 Syreon Corp., Vancouver, Canada, 7 Merck, Sharp & Dohme, Corp., 

Whitehouse Station, USA, 8 Merck, Sharp & Dohme, Corp, Whitehouse 

Station, USA 

PF 118 HEADACHES IN THE COMMUNITY AND IN SPECIALTY 

CARE Ariovaldo Alberto Silva Junior, Rodrigo Santiago Gomez, 

Antonio Lucio Teixeira, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Belo 

Horizonte, Brazil 

PF 119 OUTCOMES OF AN OBSERVATIONAL EPIDEMIOLOGICAL 

STUDY OF CANCER-RELATED NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN EUROPE 

Cristina Garzón Rodríguez 1 , Leonidas Lyras 2 , Luis Olay Gayoso 3 , Juan 

M. Sepúlveda 4 , Epaminondas Samantas 5 , Uwe Pelzer 6 , Sarah Bowen 7 , 

Chantal van Litsenburg 8 , Mette Strand 9 , 1 Institut Catalá d’Oncologia, 

Barcelona, Spain, 2 �� 3 Hosp. Universitario Central 

de Asturias, Oviedo, Spain, 4 Hosp. Universitario 12 de Octubre, 

Madrid, Spain, 5 Cancer Hosp. “Agii Anargiri”, Athens, Greece, 6 Charité 

- Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 7 None, Sydney, Australia, 

8 �� 9 �� 

PF 120 NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN THE COMMUNITY: MORE UNDER- 

TREATED THAN REFRACTORY? Nicola Torrance 1 , Janice A. 

Ferguson 2 , Ebenezer Afolabi 2 , Michael I. Bennett 3 , Michael G. Serpell 4 , 

Kate M. Dunn 5 , Blair H. Smith 1 , 1 Univ. of Dundee, Dundee, UK, 2 Univ. 

of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK, 3 Univ. of Leeds, Leeds, UK, 4 Univ. of 

Glasgow, Glasgow, UK, 5 Keele Univ., Keele, UK 

PF 121 PAIN IN ADOLESCENTS IS ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER 

SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADES AND ATTENTION PROBLEMS 

Jessica S. Voerman 1 , Cora De Klerk 1 , Jan Passchier 2 , Wietske Idema 2 , 

Jelle Jolles 2 , 1 Erasmus MC Univ. Medical Ctr., Rotterdam, Netherlands, 

2 VU Univ. Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands 

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PF 122 PREVALENCE OF PAIN AND EVALUATION OF QUALITY 

OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH METASTATIC BONE DISEASE 

Cláudia Margarida Pereira Vieira 1 , Maria Fragoso 2 , Ana Oliveira 3 , Rui 

Medeiros 3 , Manuela Machado 2 , Paula Silva 2 , Germano Cardoso 2 , 

Jorge Brandão 4 , Helena Rodrigues 5 , 1 Portuguese Inst. of Oncology- 

Porto, Porto, Portugal, 2 IPOPFG Unit of Study and Treatment of Pain, 

Porto, Portugal, 3 IPOPFG Research Ctr., Porto, Portugal, 4 Grünenthal 

Fdn. Portugal, Lisboa, Portugal, 5 Portuguese Inst. of Oncology-Porto 

(IPOPFG), Porto, Portugal 

PF 123 MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN PREDICTS SOCIAL 

PARTICIPATION RESTRICTION IN OLDER ADULTS: RESULTS 

FROM THE PROSPECTIVE POPULATION-BASED NORTH 

STAFFORDSHIRE OSTEOARTHRITIS PROJECT Ross Wilkie, Milisa 

Blagojevic, John McBeth, Keele Univ., Newcastle-under-Lyme, UK 

PF 124 PREVALENCE OF PAIN IN HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS IN A 

HIGH COMPLEXITY UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Jimena Vicens, Juan 

Russi, Daniel G. Liarte, Maria P. Bandi, Maria L. Bechelli, Diego H. 

Giunta, Rodrigo J. Agejas, Eduardo Stonski, Isabel A. Ondjian, Daniel 

Weissbrod, Silvina M. Lupi, Fernan Gonzalez Bernaldo de Quiros, 

Luis A. Camera, Gabriel D. Waisman, Hosp. Italiano de Buenos Aires, 

Buenos Aires, Argentina 

PF 125 NEUROPATHIC PAIN DUE TO SPINAL CORD 

COMPRESSION: AN ANALYSIS IN PATIENTS WITH CERVICAL 

SPONDYLOTIC MYELOPATHY Shoji Yabuki, Shin-ichi Kikuchi, Shinichi 

Konno, Fukushima Medical Univ., Fukushima, Japan 

PF 126 ANXIETY AND CHRONIC WIDESPREAD PAIN: THE 

MODERATING EFFECTS OF CHILDHOOD ABUSE April D. 

Woodward 1 , Paul Campbell 1 , Francis H. Creed 2 , Barbara Tomenson 2 , 

John McBeth 1 , 1 Keele Univ., Stoke on Trent, UK, 2 Manchester Univ., 


PF 127 CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH 

COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME OF UPPER LIMBS Lin 

Tchia Yeng, Mirlene Gardin Cantara, Viviane Gentil, Renata Cetra, 

Carla Ulhoa, Victor Liggieri, Telma Zakka, Adriana Loduca, Barbara 

Muller, Roberto Rocha, Manoel Jacobsen Teixeira, Hosp. das Clinicas 

da Faculdade de Medicina da Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PF 128 IDENTIFYING RISK FACTORS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT 

OF CHRONIC NEUROPATHIC PAIN POST STERNOTOMY Sibtain 

Anwar, Rik Thomas, Theresa Wodehouse, Richard Langford, Barts and 

The London NHS Trust, London, UK 

PF 129 COLD HYPERALGESIA IS PREDICTIVE OF LONG-TERM 

MECHANICAL HYPERALGESIA IN LATERAL EPICONDYLALGIA, 

BUT ONLY A PROGNOSTIC FACTOR IN THE SHORT TERM Brooke 

K. Coombes 1 , Leanne Bisset 2 , Bill Vicenzino 1 , 1 Univ. of Queensland, 

Brisbane, Australia, 2 �� 

PF 130 A SURVEY OF PATIENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF ADVERSE 

EVENTS IN ORTHOPAEDIC MANUAL PHYSIOTHERAPY: 

IDENTIFYING THE HOW, WHAT, WHY, WHEN AND HOW LONG. 

Lisa C. Carlesso, Joy C. MacDermid, P. Lina Sanataguida, Lehana 

Thabane, McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Canada 

PF 131 BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL INFLUENCE ON SHOULDER PAIN: 

PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM A POST OPERATIVE COHORT 

Steven Z. George, Margaret R. Wallace, Samuel S. Wu, Michael W. 

�� 

Roger B. Fillingim, Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, USA 

PF 133 PREDICTION OF POSTOPERATIVE PAIN FOLLOWING 

CHEST WALL SURGERY Kasper Grosen 1 , Lene Vase 2 , Asbjørn 

M. Drewes 3 , Mogens Pfeiffer-Jensen 4 , Hans K. Pilegaard 1 , 1 Aarhus 

Univ. Hosp., Aarhus N, Denmark, 2 Aarhus Univ., Aarhus C, Denmark, 

3 Aarhus Univ. Hosp., Aalborg Hosp., Aalborg, Denmark, 4 Aarhus Univ. 

Hosp., Aarhus C, Denmark

PF 134 PERSISTENT NECK PAIN IS ASSOCIATED WITH 

INCREASED RISK OF SIGNIFICANT PTSD AND DEPRESSIVE 

SYMPTOMS AND GREATER HEALTH SERVICE UTILIZATION 6 

WEEKS AFTER MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISION Amy M. Goetzinger 1 , 

Danielle Orrey 1 , Young M. Lee 1 , Timothy F. Platts-Mills 1 , Andrey 

Bortsov 1 , Robert Swor 2 , David Peak 3 , Jeffrey Jones 4 , Niels Rathlev 5 , 

David Lee 6 , Robert Domeier 7 , Phyllis Hendry 8 , Israel Liberzon 9 , Samuel 

McLean 1 , 1 UNC-Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, USA, 2 William Beaumont 

Hosp., Troy, USA, 3 Mass General Hosp., Boston, USA, 4 Spectrum 

Health-Butterworth Campus, Grand Rapids, USA, 5 Baystate Medical 

�� 6 North Shore Univ. Hosp., Manhasset, USA, 7 St. 

Joseph Mercy Hosp., Ann Arbor, USA, 8 Shands, Jacksonville, USA, 

9 Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA 

PF 135 THE RISK ASSESSMENT SCORE IN ACUTE WHIPLASH 

INJURY – A 3-YEAR PROSPECTIVE STUDY ON WORK DISABILITY 

Helge Kasch 1 , Troels Staehelin Jensen 2 , 1 Danish Pain Research Ctr., 

Aarhus, Denmark, 2 Danish Pain Reseach Ctr., Aarhus, Denmark 

PF 136 AUTOMATED PREDICTION OF ANALGESIC MODULATION 

OF ONGOING PAIN SECONDARY TO OSTEOARTHRITIS USING 

PERFUSION MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING AND GAUSSIAN 

PROCESS CLASSIFICATION Matthew A. Howard 1 , Jonathan 

O’Muircheartaigh 1 , Kristina Krause 1 , Duncan Sanders 1 , Michael 

Thacker 1 , Andre Marquand 1 , Fernando Zelaya 1 , William Vennart 2 , 

Steven C. R. Williams 1 , 1 King’s Coll. London, Inst. of Psychiatry, 

London, UK, 2 �� 

PF 137 PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF SENSORY CLASSIFICATION 

OF OSTEOARTHRITIS PATIENTS USING A BEDSIDE SENSORY 

TESTING KIT ON ANALGESIC EFFICACY Stephen Wright, 

Jeremeiah J. Trudeau, Nathaniel P. Katz, Analgesic Solutions, Natick, 

USA 

PF 138 IMPROVING CLINICAL TRIAL ASSAY SENSITIVITY 

THROUGH PATIENT SCREENING BY IDENTIFYING ACCURATE 

PAIN REPORTERS, AND MEASURING PAIN USING THERMAL 

CROSS-MODALITY MATCHING Jeremeiah J. Trudeau 1 , Thomas A. 

Eaton 2 , Eric D. Osgood 3 , Stuart Ratcliffe 4 , Mark C. Dale 4 , Nathaniel P. 

Katz 1 , 1 Analgesic Solutions, Natick, USA, 2 Univ. of Connecticut, Storrs, 

USA, 3 St. Francis Medical Ctr., Trenton, USA, 4 MAC UK NeuroSnc. Ltd, 


PF 139 THE ROLE OF HYPNOTIC SUGGESTIBILITY AND 

NEGATIVE AFFECT IN EXPLAINING PAIN RESPONSE TO HEAT 

STIMULATION IN WOMEN WITH FIBROMYALGIA AND IN HEALTHY 

CONTROLS Almudena López, José L. González, Miriam A. Alonso, 

Paloma Barjola, Francisco Mercado, María L. Fernández, Rey Juan 

Carlos Univ., Alcorcón, Spain 

PF 140 SLEEP STUDIES Kim Kristiansen, �� 

Denmark 

PF 141 INNOVATIVE TOOL FOR POSTSURGICAL PAIN 

MANAGEMENT OF ADOLESCENT IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS: 

NEW PERSPECTIVES FOR PERSONNALIZED MEDICINE IN 

ORTHOPEDICS Alain Moreau 1 , Sylvie Le May 2 , Marie-Yvonne 

Akoume 1 , Anita Franco 2 , Edith Villeneuve 1 , Sylvie Charette 1 , Ginette 

Lacroix 1 , Stefan Parent 1 , 1 CHU Ste-Justine, Montreal, Canada, 2 CHU 

Sainte-Justine, Montreal, Canada 

PF 142 PAIN AND DEPRESSION IN OLDER ADULTS: THE 

MEDIATING AND MODERATING ROLE OF ACTIVITY RESTRICTION 

Almudena López, José L. González, Miram A. Alonso, Rey Juan Carlos 

Univ., Alcorcón, Spain 

PF 143 DO CENTRAL HYPERSENSITIVITY AND ALTERED PAIN 

MODULATION PREDICT THE COURSE OF CHRONIC LOW BACK 

AND NECK PAIN? Sabine P. Mlekusch 1 , Jürg Schliessbach 1 , Rafael 

J. A. Cámara 2 , Lars Arendt-Nielsen 3 , Peter Jueni 2 , Michele Curatolo 

Curatolo 1 , 1 Univ. Hosp. of Bern, Bern, Switzerland, 2 Inst. of Social and 

Preventive Med. and Clinical Trial Unit, Bern, Switzerland, 3 Ctr. for 



PF 144 OPIOID RECEPTOR AVAILABILITY PREDICTS THE 

ABILITY OF MOTOR CORTEX STIMULATION TO CONTROL 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN Joseph Maarrawi 1 , Roland Peyron 2 , Patrick 

Mertens 3 , Nicolas Costes 4 , Michel Magnin 5 , Marc Sindou 6 , Bernard 

Laurent 7 , Luis Garcia-Larrea 8 , 1 Central Integration of Pain Lab - 

INSERM U 1028 & Laboratory of Physiology (NeuroSncs.), Lyon, 

France, 2 Central Integration of Pain Lab & Department of Neurology & 

Pain Ctr., Hôpital Bellevue, Lyon, France, 3 Central Integration of Pain 

& Functional Neurosurgery Department, Hôpital Neurologique, Lyon, 

France, 4 CERMEP, Lyon, France, 5 Central Integration of Pain, Lyon, 

France, 6 Functional Neurosurgery Department, Lyon, France, 7 Central 

Integration of Pain & Department of Neurology & Pain Ctr., St-Etienne, 

France, 8 Central Integration of Pain - Lyon NeuroSnc. Research Ctr., 

INSERM, Lyon, France 

PF 145 ELDER WITH CHRONIC PAIN, REPORTED FALLS AND THE 

USE OF HEALTH SERVICES: SABE STUDY, SAO PAULO, BRAZIL 

Mara Dellarozza 1 , Cibele A. M. Pimenta 1 , Yeda Duarte 1 , Patricia Braga 1 , 

Maria Lucia Lebrao 2 , 1 Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2 Public 

Health Inst. of Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PF 146 THE PREDICTIVE POWER OF ACUTE POSTSURGICAL 

PAIN TRAJECTORIES ON CHRONIC POST-SURGICAL PAIN Astrid 

Althaus 1 , Oliver Arránz Becker 2 , Edmund Neugebauer 1 , 1 Inst. for 

Research in Operative Med., Cologne, Germany, 2 Chemnitz Univ. of 

Tech, Cheminitz, Germany 

PF 147 BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS AND SEX 

DIFFERENCES AMONG PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN Graciela 

S. Rovner 1 , Bjórn Bórsbo 2 , 1 NeuroSnc. and Physiology, Gothenburg, 

Sweden, 2 Rehab. Med., Linköping, Sweden 

PF 148 PREDICTION OF EXPERIMENTAL PAIN SENSITIVITY: 

GENDER AND STIMULATION METHODS Pernille Ravn 1 , Rune 

Frederiksen 2 , Anders Peter Skovsen 3 , Lona L. Christrup 1 , Mads U. 

Werner 2 , 1 Univ. of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2 NeuroSnc. 

Ctr., Copenhagen, Denmark, 3 Kôge Hosp., Kôge, Denmark 

PF 149 NUMBERS NEEDED TO TREAT (NNT) IS INFLUENCED 

BY THE CHOICE OF ANALGESIC DRUGS USED IN ANALGESIC 

TRIALS AND THE DURATION OF THE OBSERVATION PERIOD: 

A TRIAL WITH IBUPROFEN AND PARACETAMOL-CONTAINING 

ANALGESICS Gaute Lyngstad1 , Per Skjelbred2 , Lasse A. Skoglund1 , 

1 2 Univ. of Oslo, Fac. of Dentistry, ICD, Oslo, Norway, Oslo Univ. Hosp. 

(Ullevål), Oslo, Norway 

PF 150 CATASTROPHIZING IN CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS 

SUBMITTED TO MINIMALLY INVASIVE PROCEDURES FOR PAIN 

RELIEF Ana Paula Silva, Fabiola Minson, Marcia Morete, Nanci 

Radovich, Hosp. Israelita Albert Einstein, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PF 151 PREDICTION OF AWAKENING FROM POST ANOXIC 

COMA, USING THE BRAIN REACTIVITY TO PAIN-RELATED 

SOMATOSENSORY EVOKED POTENTIALS AND PAIN-RELATED 

FUNCTIONAL BRAIN MAGNETIC RESONANCE Paolo Zanatta, 

Enrico Bosco, Carlo Sorbara, Azienda Ospedaliera Ulss 9, Treviso, Italy 

PF 152 CHEP LATENCY PREDICTS OUTCOME OF SPINAL CORD 

STIMULATION IN PAINFUL DIABETIC POLYNEUROPATHY Jos P. H. 

Reulen, Rachel Slangen, Jacob Patijn, Maarten van Kleef, Maastricht 

Univ. Medical Ctr., Maastricht, Netherlands 

PF 156 DYSFUNCTIONAL PAIN MODULATION IS RELATED WITH 

CHRONIC POST TRAUMATIC HEADACHE Ruth Defrin 1 , Shaul 

Schreiber 2 , Yelena Feingold 3 , Miri Riabinin 1 , Chaim G. Pick 1 , 1 Tel-Aviv 

Univ., Tel-Aviv, Israel, 2 Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Ctr. and Tel-Aviv 

Univ., Tel-Aviv, Israel, 3 Sheba Medical Ctr., Tel-Aviv, Israel 

PF 157 SEX DIFFERENCES IN BRAIN IN MIGRAINE HEADACHE 

Nasim Maleki 1 , Clas Linnman 2 , Jennifer Brawn 1 , Rami Burstein 3 , Lino 

Becerra 4 , David Borsook 4 , 1 Children’s Hosp. Boston & Harvard Medical 

Sch., Boston, USA, 2 McLean Hosp. & Harvard Medical Sch., Belmont, 

USA, 3 Beth Israel Deaconess Hosp. & Harvard Medical Sch., Boston, 

USA, 4 McLean, MGH & Children’s Hosp. Boston, Harvard Medical Sch., 

Belmont, USA 

PF 158 IMPACT OF HEADACHE ON FIBROMYALGIA SYMPTOMS 

Alessandra Fabrizio, Emmanuele Tafuri, Giannapia Affaitati, Claudio 

Tana, Giorgio Costa, Sara Di Fabio, Elsa Cozza, Raffaele Costantini, 

Domenico Lapenna, Maria A. Giamberardino, “G. D’Annunzio” Univ. of 

Chieti, Chieti Scalo, Italy 

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PF 159 THE EFFICACY OF USING ETORICOXIB IN THE 

TREATMENT OF MIGRAINE WITH PRONOUNCED CERVICAL 

PAIN Mohammad Basheer Issa, Ziad Elchami, Josephine Akiki, May 

Dusaran, Daphnie Magayano, Int’l. Medical Ctr., Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 

PF 160 POST-STROKE HEADACHE: A 3-YEAR FOLLOW-UP 

STUDY Anne P. Hansen 1 , Ninna S. Marcussen 2 , Henriette Klit 1 , Helge 

Kasch 1 , Nanna B. Finnerup 1 , Troels S. Jensen 1 , 1 Aarhus Univ., Aarhus, 

Denmark, 2 Aarhus Univerisity, Aarhus, Denmark 

PF 161 HYPERTENSION ASSOCIATED HYPOALGESIA 

PHENOMENON IN CHRONIC MIGRAINE PATIENTS: HOW IT 

WORKS? Oxana Grosu, Nat’l. Intitute of Neurology and Neurosurgery, 

Chisinau, Moldova 

PF 162 SELF-REPORTED BRUXISM IS ASSOCIATED WITH 

INCIDENCE OF FREQUENT HEADACHES Susanna Marklund, 

Birgitta Häggman-Henrikson, Anders Wänman, Odontology, Umeå, 

Sweden 

PF 163 ASSESSMENT OF HUMAN CGRP RECEPTOR 

ANTAGONIST ANTIBODY AA95 IN THE INHIBITION OF 

CAPSAICIN-INDUCED INCREASE IN DERMAL BLOOD FLOW 

IN CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYS Sonya G. Lehto 1 , Dawn X. D. Zhu 1 , 

Jianhua Zhang 1 , Lei Zhu 1 , Brian Smith 1 , Kevin Salyers 1 , Steven Yu 1 , 

Andrew A. Welcher 2 , Gary Williams 1 , Cen Xu 1 , Kenneth D. Wild 1 , 

1 Amgen, Thousand Oaks, USA, 2 Amgen 

PF 164 A 17-YEAR OBSERVATION CONCERNING 

DEAFFERENTATION SYNDROME IN MIGRAINE: FROM THE EYE 

TO THE LIMB – THE HYPOTHESIS OF A COMMON MATRIX OF 

CENTRAL PAIN SYNDROMES Maria Nicolodi 1 , Anna Torrini 2 , Vanessa 

Sandoval 2 , 1 InterUniv. Headache Ctr.- Fdn. Prevention and Therapy 

Primary Pain, Florence, Italy, 2 Fdn. Prevention & Therapy Primary Pain, 

Florence, Italy 

PF 165 MOLECULAR PROFILE OF A MIGRAINE ATTACK: 

IMPACT IN THE ENDOGENOUS OPIOIDERGIC SYSTEM Thiago 

D. Nascimento, Marcos F. H. Santos, Ilkka K. Martikainen, Tiffany 

M. Love, Chelsea M. Cummiford, Misty D. Deboer, Leen N. Khatib, 

Yolanda R. Smith, Jon K. Zubieta, Alexandre F. DaSilva, Univ. of 

Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA 

PF 167 INFLUENCE OF COMORBIDITY ON THE QUALITY OF LIFE 

OF LIQUIDATORS OF CONSEQUENCES OF THE ACCIDENT AT 

THE CHERNOBYL NUCLEAR POWER STATION WITH TENSION 

TYPE HEADACHE Victoriya Penner, Igor Romanenko, Olga 

Nishkumai, Volodymyr Romanenko, Lugansk State Medical Univ., 

Lugansk, Ukraine 

PF 168 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN EPISODIC AND CHRONIC 

TENSION-TYPE HEADACHES IN NOCICEPTIVE-SPECIFIC 

TRIGEMINAL PATHWAYS Jong-Hee Sohn, Chuncheon Sacred Heart 

Hosp., Hallym Univ. Coll. of Med., Chuncheon-si, Korea, Republic of 

(South) 

PF 169 CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON OF COMORBID PAIN 

CONDITIONS IN FEMALE CHRONIC TMD PATIENTS Mohammad H. 

Al-Harthy 1 , Richard Ohrbach 2 , Ambra Michelotti 3 , Thomas List 1 , 1 Malmo 

Univ., Malmo, Sweden, 2 Univ. at Buffalo, Buffalo, USA, 3 Univ. of Naples 

Federico II, Naples, Italy 

PF 170 ENDOTHELIAL NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASE ALTERATION IN 

BURNING MOUTH SYNDROME PATIENTS Elisa Borsani, Marco A. 

Cocchi, Alessandra Majorana, Sara Bonadeo, Rita Rezzani, Luigi F. 

Rodella, Univ. of Brescia, Brescia, Italy 

PF 171 SELF-REPORTED FACIAL PAIN IN PARTICIPANTS 

ENROLLED IN THE OSTEOARTHRITIS INITIATIVE STUDY Qoot 

Alkhubaizi 1 , John David Sorkin 2 , Marc C. Hochberg 2 , Sharon M. 

Gordon 1 , 1 Univ. of Maryland Sch. of Dentistry, Baltimore, USA, 2 Univ. of 

Maryland Sch. of Med., Baltimore, USA 

PF 172 CHRONIC MUSCULOSKELETAL FACIAL PAIN, CHRONIC 

PRIMARY HEADACHE AND BACK PAIN ARE ASSOCIATED: 

A CLINICAL SAMPLE STUDY Cinara M. Camparis, Antonio C. F. de 

Andrade, Ana L. Franco, Giovana Fernandes, Daniela A. Gonçalves, 

Univ Estadual Paulista, Araraquara, Brazil 

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PF 173 CHARACTERISTICS OF PAIN ASSESSED WITH VAS AND 

DN4 IN BMS PATIENTS Adeline Braud 1 , Babacar Touré 2 , Scarlette 

Agbo-Godeau 3 , Vianney Descroix 1 , Yves Boucher 1 , 1 Université Diderot, 

Paris, France, 2 Fac. of Med., Dakar, Senegal, 3 APHP - GHPS, Paris, 

France 

PF 174 THE BURNING MOUTH SYNDROME – RESULT OF A 

SMALL FIBRE NEUROPATHY? Monika Daublaender, Univ. Medical 

Ctr., Dental Surgery Outpatient Clinic, Mainz, Germany 

PF 175 ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN GYNECOLOGICAL 

CHARACTERISTICS AND TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDERS: 

INSIGHTS FROM THE OPPERA STUDY Erin T. Carey 1 , Denniz 

Zolnoun 1 , Gary Slade 1 , Richard Ohrbach 2 , Flora Mulkey 1 , Naomi 

Brownstein 1 , Victoria Nneji 1 , Ron Dubner 3 , Joel Greenspan 3 , Roger 

Fillingim 4 , William Maixner 1 , Eric Bair 1 , 1 Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel 

Hill, USA, 2 Univ. of Buffalo, Buffalo, USA, 3 Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore, 

USA, 4 Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, USA 

PF 176 CHRONIC FACIAL PAIN AND TINNITUS ARE HIGHLY 

ASSOCIATED WITH DEPRESSION: A CASE-CONTROL STUDY 

Giovana Fernandes 1 , Ana Lúcia Franco 2 , Daniela Aparecida de Godoi 

Gonçalves 1 , Cinara Maria Camparis 1 , 1 Araraquara Dental Sch. - Univ 

Estadual Paulista, Araraquara, Brazil, 2 Araraquara Dental Sch., 

Araraquara, Brazil 

PF 177 PAIN AND INTRAMUSCULAR RELEASE OF ALGESIC 

SUBSTANCES IN THE MASSETER MUSCLE AFTER 

EXPERIMENTAL TOOTH CLENCHING IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS 

Andreas Dawson 1 , Bijar Ghafouri 2 , Britt Larsson 2 , Björn Gerdle 2 , 

Thomas List 1 , Peter Svensson 3 , Malin Ernberg 4 , 1 Fac. of Odontology, 

Malmö Univ., Malmö, Sweden, 2 Rehab. Med., Linköping Univ. Hosptial, 

Linköping, Sweden, 3 Sch. of Dentistry, Aarhus Univ. and MINDLab, 

Ctr. of Functionally Integrative NeuroSnc., Aarhus Univ. Hosp., Aarhus, 

Denmark, 4 Karolinska Inst.t, Huddinge, Sweden 

PF 178 OROFACIAL PAIN IN FIBROMYALGIA PATIENTS: ARE 

THERE DIFFERENCES IN PAIN ONSET? Fábio J. C. Fujarra 1 , 

Helena H. S. Kaziyama 1 , Silvia R. D. T. Siqueira 1 , Lin T. Yeng 1 , 

Cinara M. Camparis 2 , Manoel J. Teixeira 1 , José T. T. Siqueira 1 , 1 Hosp. 

das Clínicas, Med. Sch. of Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 

2 Universidade Estadual Paulista - UNESP, Araraquara, Brazil 

PF 179 TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDER ASSOCIATES WITH 

DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES, HEADACHES AND BODY PAIN 

COMPLAINTS IN BRAZILIAN ADOLESCENTS Ana Lúcia Franco, 

Giovana Fernandes, Juliana Alvares Duarte Bonini Campos, Daniela 

Aparecida de Godoi Gonçalves, Cinara Maria Camparis, Araraquara 

Dental Sch., UNESP - Univ Estadual Paulista, Araraquara, Brazil 

PF 180 GASTROINTESTINAL DISTURBANCES AND BRUXISM: 

A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY Michelle Huang 1 , Karen Byth 2 , Terry 

Whittle 1 , Iven Klineberg 1 , 1 Univ. of Sydney, Westmead, Australia, 

2 Westmead Millenium Institution, Westmead, Australia 

PF 181 ATYPICAL FACIAL PAIN: CLINICAL FEATURES IN A 

BRAZILIAN SAMPLE Bruna Luiza Roinm Varotto, Ricardo Galhardoni, 

José Tadeu T. de Siqueira, Manoel Jacobsen Teixeira, Fabio Fujarra, 

Daniel Ciampi Araujo de Andrade, Silvia R. D. T. de Siqueira, Clinics 

Hosp. of Med. Sch. of Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

PF 182 NATURAL HISTORY AND OUTCOMES OF THE 

MANAGEMENT OF TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA: A RETROSPECTIVE 

STUDY OF 203 THAI CASES Teekayu P. Jorns, Wilairat 

Sarideechaigul, Mookhda Siritapetavee, Fac. of Dentistry, Khon Kaen 

Univ., Khon Kaen, Thailand 

PF 183 PAIN MODULATION IN THE CNS IN BURNING MOUTH 

SYNDROME – A FUNCTIONAL MRI STUDY Yoshiki Imamura 1 , 

Takahiro Shinozaki 1 , Naoto Shiiki 1 , Kazuyoshi Koike 1 , Masaaki 

Kiyomoto 1 , Noboru Noma 1 , Akiko Okada-Ogawa 1 , Eli Eliav 2 , Richard H. 

Gracely 3 , Koichi Iwata 1 , 1 Nihon Univ. Sch. of Dentistry, Tokyo, Japan, 

2 Univ. of Med. and Dentistry, Newark, USA, 3 Univ. of North Carolina 

Sch. of Dentistry, Chapel Hill, USA 

PF 184 PAIN RESPONSES TO EXPERIMENTAL OVERLOADING 

OF THE HUMAN JAW MUSCLES Michail Koutris 1 , Frank Lobbezoo 1 , 

Ceren N. Sümer 2 , Sibel E. Atis 2 , Kemal S Türker 3 , Machiel Naeije 1 , 

1 Academic Ctr. for Dentistry Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 

2 Ege Univ., Bornova, Turkey, 3 Koc Univ., Sch. of Med., Istanbul, Turkey

PF 185 TAILORED TREATMENTS IN TMD – WHERE ARE WE 

NOW? A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW Ulla Kotiranta 1 , Tuija I. 

Suvinen 2 , Heli Forssell 3 , 1 Vantaa Primary Health Care, Vantaa, Finland, 

2 Inst. of Dentistry, Turku, Finland, 3 Turku Univ. Hosp., Turku, Finland 

PF 186 ALTERED AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM REACTIVITY 

TO PAIN IN TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA Guillaume Leonard1 , Philippe 

Chalaye2 , Philippe Goffaux2 , David Mathieu2 , Serge Marchand2 , 

1 2 Universite Laval, Quebec, Canada, Universite de Sherbrooke, 


PF 187 ACCEPTANCE AND CATASTROPHISATION IN PATIENTS 

WITH CHRONIC FACIAL PAIN IN A MULTIMODAL THERAPY 

SETTING AND THE INFLUENCE ON THE OUTCOME Susanne Koy 1 , 

Ulrike Kaiser 1 , Friedrich Balck 1 , Günter Lauer 1 , Rainer Sabatowski 2 , 

1 Universitätsklinikum Carl Gustav Carus, Technische Universität 

Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 2 Carl Gustav Carus, Technische 

Universität Dresden, Dresden, Germany 

PF 188 ATYPICAL PAIN MODULATION PROFILE IN PATIENTS 

WITH ATYPICAL ODONTALGIA Cibele Nasri-Heir 1 , Junad Khan 1 , Gary 

M. Heir 1 , Fengshen Kuo 1 , Ching-Yu Huang 1 , Olga A. Korczeniewska 1 , 

Scott R. Diehl 1 , David Yarnitsky 2 , Eli Eliav 1 , 1 Univ. of Med. and Dentistry, 

Newark, USA, 2 Rambam Medical Ctr., Haifa, Israel 

PF 189 ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A DENTAL 

CARE PROTOCOL IN RELIEVING PAIN AND ORAL SYMPTOMS 

AND IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF HEAD AND NECK 

CANCER PATIENTS IN PALLIATIVE CARE: NON-CONTROLLED 

CLINICAL TRIAL Sumatra Melo da Costa Pereira Jales 1 , Luis Alberto 

Saporetti 1 , Toshio Chiba 2 , José Tadeu Tesseroli de Siqueira 1 , 1 Hosp. 

das Clinicas, Medical Sch., Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 

2 Cancer Inst. Octavio Frias de Oliveira, São Paulo, Brazil 

PF 190 HEAD AND MANDIBULAR MUSCLE SORENESS AFTER 

TOOTH CLENCHING TEST Juan F Oyarzo, Giuliana E. Lunecke, 

Camila A. Garrido, Universidad Andres Bello, Santiago, Chile 

PF 191 HEADACHE AND COMORBID PAINS ASSOCIATED WITH 

TMD PAIN IN ADOLESCENTS Ing-Marie Nilsson 1 , Thomas List 2 , 

Mark Drangsholt 3 , 1 Ctr. for Oral Rehab., Norrköping, Sweden, 2 Fac. of 

Odontology, Malmö, Sweden, 3 Sch. of Dentistry, Univ. of Washington, 

Seattle, USA 

PF 192 SENSORY INVESTIGATION OF PATIENTS WITH 

OROFACIAL PAIN Jose T. T. de Siqueira 1 , Manoel J. Teixeira 2 , Silvia 

R. D. T. de Siqueira 3 , 1 Hosp. das Clinicas, Medical Sch., Univ. of Sao 

Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2 Medical Sch., Univ. of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, 

Brazil, 3 Sch. of Arts, Snc. and Humanities, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PF 193 DO SOMATOSENSORY ABNORMALITIES AND 

RESPONSIVENESS TO LOCAL ANESTHESIA IN THE PAIN 

REGION PREDICT LONG-TERM OUTCOME IN PATIENTS WITH 

PERSISTENT DENTO-ALVEOLAR PAIN DISORDER (PDAP)? 

Maria Pigg 1 , Mark Drangsholt 2 , Peter Svensson 3 , Thomas List 1 , 1 Fac. 

of Odontology, Malmö Univ., Malmö, Sweden, 2 Univ. of Washington, 

Seattle, USA, 3 Aarhus Univ., Aarhus, Denmark 

PF 194 RDC/TMD AXIS II_FIN AS A PART OF MULTIDIMENSIONAL 

ASSESSMENT METHODS OF TMD PAIN PATIENTS Tuija I. Suvinen 1 , 

Pentti Kemppainen 2 , Yrsa Le Bell 3 , Anna Valjakka 3 , Tero Vahlberg 4 , 

Heli Forssell 3 , 1 Inst. of Dentistry, Univ. of Turku, Turku, Finland, 2 Inst. 

of Dentistry Univ. of Turku, Turku, Finland, 3 Turku Univ. Hosp., Turku, 

Finland, 4 Univ. of Turku, Turku, Finland 

PF 195 CLUSTER ANALYSIS OF TWO LARGE TMD COHORTS 

REVEALS DISTINCT PATHWAYS OF SUSCEPTIBILITY Shad B. 

Smith 1 , Eric Bair 1 , Gary D. Slade 1 , Sheila Gaynor 1 , Ronald Dubner 2 , 

Roger B. Fillingim 3 , Joel D. Greenspan 2 , Richard Ohrbach 4 , Charles 

Knott 5 , Luda Diatchenko 1 , William Maixner 1 , 1 Univ. of North Carolina 

at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, USA, 2 Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore, USA, 

3 Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, USA, 4 Univ. at Buffalo, Buffalo, USA, 

5 Battelle Memorial Inst., Durham, USA 

PF 196 TEMPOROMANDIBULAR PAIN DISORDERS ARE PARTLY 

HERITABLE: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A DUTCH TWIN STUDY 

Corine M. Visscher 1 , Lannie Ligthart 2 , Carolina Houtem van 3 , Ad 

Jongh de 4 , Dorret Boomsma 2 , 1 Academic Ctr. for Dentistry Amsterdam 

(ACTA), Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2 VU Univ., Amsterdam, Netherlands, 

3 Academic Ctr. for Dentistry Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Nicaragua, 

4 Academic Ctr. for Dentistry Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands 


PF 197 POSSIBLE NEUROPATHIC PHYSIOPATHOLOGY OF 

ATYPICAL FACIAL PAIN – A PRELIMINARY STUDY Ricardo 

Galhardoni, Bruna Luiza Roim Varotto, Manoel Jacobsen Teixeira, José 

Tadeu Tesseroli de Siqueira, Daniel Ciampi de Andrade, Fábio José 

Condino Fujarra, Silvia Regina Dowgan Tesseroli de Siqueira, Clinics 

Hosp., Med. Sch. of the Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

PF 201 MULTIPLE GLIAL-NEURONAL DIALOGUES IN MORPHINE 

TOLERANCE: ROLE OF P2X 7 RECEPTOR DOWNSTREAM 

CASCADES IN THE SPINAL CORD Hong Cao, Meng-Ling Chen, Yu- 

Xia Chu, Long-Zhen Cheng, Yu-Qiu Zhang, Zhi-Qi Zhao, Fudan Univ., 


PF 202 ULTRA-LOW CONCENTRATION NALOXONE RESTORES 

ENDOMORPHIN-1-EVOKED CA2+ SIGNALING IN INFLAMMATORY- 

TREATED ASTROCYTES Linda Block 1 , Johan Forshammar 1 , Anna 

Westerlund 2 , Ulrika Björklund 2 , Christopher Lundborg 1 , Björn Biber 1 , 

Elisabeth Hansson 2 , 1 Clinical Sncs., Gothenburg, Sweden, 2 NeuroSnc. 

and Physiology, Gothenburg, Sweden 

PF 203 CONTRIBUTION OF DORSAL HORN, MICROGLIAL- 

DERIVED DAP12 TO NERVE INJURY-INDUCED MECHANICAL 

HYPERSENSITIVITY IN THE MOUSE Zhongui Guan 1 , Bradley 

Colquitt 2 , Zoe Evans 2 , Lewis Lanier 2 , Stavros Lomvardas 2 , Allan 

Basbaum 2 , 1 Univ. California San Francisco, San Francisco, USA, 

2 UCSF, San Francisco, USA 

PF 204 SPINAL EXPRESSION OF REACTIVE GLIAL MARKERS 

IN TWO DIFFERENT CHRONIC PAIN MODELS: BONE CANCER 

AND NEUROPATHY Vincent R. R. Ducourneau 1 , Tiphaine Dolique 1 , 

Lucie Blaszczyk 1 , Aurélie Amadio 1 , Radhouane Dallel 2 , Stéphane H. R. 

Oliet 1 , Jean-Pierre Mothet 3 , Frédéric Nagy 1 , Daniel L. Voisin 1 , Valérie 

S. Fenelon 1 , 1 Magendie NeuroCtr. INSERM U862, Bordeaux Univ., 

Bordeaux, France, 2 INSERM U929, Univ. of Auvergne, Clermont- 

Ferrand, France, 3 UMR6231, Univ. of Aix Marseille II, Marseille, France 

PF 205 OPIOID WITHDRAWAL LTP REQUIRES ACTIVATION OF 

GLIAL CELLS Céline Heinl, Ruth Drdla-Schutting, Katharina Gerhold, 

Jürgen Sandkühler, Medical Univ. of Vienna, Ctr. for Brain Research, 


PF 206 NALOXONE IN ULTRA-LOW CONCENTRATION RESTORES 

Na + K/ + -ATPase AND CYTOSKELETON IN INFLAMMATORY- 

TREATED ASTROCYTES Elisabeth Hansson 1 , Johan Forshammar 2 , 

Linda Block 2 , Christopher Lundborg 2 , Bjórn Biber 2 , 1 NeuroSnc. and 

Physiology, Gothenburg, Sweden, 2 Clinical Sncs., Gothenburg, Sweden 

PF 207 INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF MONOCYTES/MICROGLIA 

IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN PERCEPTION Stefanie Kraft, Kelly R. Miller, 

Christian Witzel, York Winter, Matthias Endres, Frank L. Heppner, 

Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

PF 208 DOES ACUTE POSTOPERATIVE PAIN HAVE THE CENTRAL 

EFFECTS? Yuriy Kobelyatskyy 1 , Galina Ushakova 2 , 1 State Medical 

Academy, Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine, 2 State Univ., Dnepropetrovsk, 

Ukraine 

PF 209 EFFECT OF D-SERINE UPON PAIN SYMPTOMS AFTER 

FUNCTIONAL INACTIVATION OF SPINAL CORD ASTROCYTES IN 

A NEUROPATHIC CHRONIC PAIN MODEL Yan Alfred G. Lefèvre 1 , 

Aurélie Amadio 1 , Peggy Vincent 2 , Frédéric Nagy 2 , Stéphane Oliet 2 , 

Daniel Voisin 2 , 1 NeuroCtr. Magendie INSERM U862 Bordeaux Univ., 

Bordeaux, France, 2 NeuroCtr. Magendie INSERM U862 Bordeaux 

Univ., Bordeaux, France 

PF 210 VITAMIN D AND IBUDILAST REVERSE FORSKOLIN- 

3 

INDUCED NITRIC OXIDE RELEASE FROM ISOLATED TRIGEMINAL 

GANGLION SATELLITE GLIAL CELLS Jens Christian Laursen1 , 

Rishi Somvanshi2 , Ujendra Kumar2 , Brian E. Cairns2 , Parisa Gazerani1 , 

1 2 Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, Univ. of British Columbia, 

Vancouver, Canada 

PF 211 BEST STRATEGIES TO FIGHT THE DEVELOPMENT OF 

PAIN HYPERSENSITIVITY AFTER PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURY 

WITH A NEW CHEMOKINE RECEPTOR-2 (CCR2) ANTAGONIST 

Louis-Etienne Lorenzo 1 , Antoine Godin 1 , Karine Bachand 1 , Modesto 

R. Peralta III 1 , James Bilsland 2 , Yves De Koninck 1 , 1 Laval Univ. - 

CRULRG, Quebec City, Canada, 2 �� 

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PF 212 A STUDY OF SPINAL GLIAL RESPONSES IN THE 

CUNEATE FASCICULUS CAUSED BY CERVICAL ROOT AVULSION 

IN RATS Yi-Lo Lin 1 , Kai-Ting Chang 2 , Ming-Jei Lo 3 , Chi-Te Lin 3 , Henrich 

Cheng 2 , Yang-Hsin Shih 3 , Ming-Chao Huang 3 , 1 Nat’l. Chung Hsin Univ., 

Taichung, Taiwan, 2 Sch. of Med., Nat’l. Yang-Ming Univ., Taipei, Taiwan, 

3 Neurological Inst., Taipei Veterans General Hosp., Taipei, Taiwan 

PF 213 THE BEHAVIORAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL 

EFFECTS OF GLIA INHIBITION IN A CHRONIC CONSTRICTION 

NERVE INJURY MODEL IN RAT Homa Manaheji, Samad Nazemi, 

Jalal Zaringhalam, Abbas Haghparast, Shahid Beheshti Univ. of 

Medical Sncs., NeuroSnc. Research Ctr., Tehran, Iran 

PF 214 MODULATION OF GLIAL P2Y RECEPTORS BY ALGOGENIC 

MEDIATORS IN THE TRIGEMINAL GANGLIA: A ROLE FOR 

THE PURINERGIC SYSTEM IN THE MECHANISM OF ACTION 

OF KNOWN ANTI-MIGRAINE DRUGS? Giulia Magni 1 , Maria P. 

Abbracchio 2 , Stefania Ceruti 2 , 1 Italian Inst. of Tech, Genoa, Italy, 2 Univ. 

of Milan, Milan, Italy 

PF 215 NEURAL MOBILIZATION IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN 

CONTROL: EVALUATION OF SATELLITE CELLS AND NERVE 

GROWTH FACTOR IN DORSAL ROOT GANGLION OF SPINAL 

CORD IN RATS Joyce T. Silva, Fabio Santos, Aline Giardini, Adilson 

Silva, Marucia Chacur, Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

PF 216 EARLY DIABETIC NEUROPATHY IS ASSOCIATED WITH 

IBA-1 (+) IMMUNE CELL ACTIVATION IN SPINAL CORD AND 

DORSAL ROOT GANGLIA Violeta Ristoiu 1 , Alexandru Deftu 1 , Hoai 

Ton Thi-Bich 1 , Gisela Gaina 1 , Maria-Luisa Flonta 1 , Adriana Georgescu 2 , 

1 Univ. of Bucharest, Fac. of Biology, Bucharest, Romania, 2 Inst. of 

Cellular Biology and Pathology “Nicolae Simionescu”, Bucharest, 

Romania 

PF 217 BRAIN-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR FROM 

MICROGLIA IS REQUIRED FOR MORPHINE HYPERALGESIA, BUT 

NOT TOLERANCE Tuan Trang, Wenbo Zhang, Daniela Mohr, Simon 

Beggs, Michael Salter, Hosp. for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada 

PF 218 OPIOID REWARD SWITCHES TO A DOPAMINE- 

DEPENDENT PROCESS IN CHRONIC PAIN: IMPLICATIONS 

FOR ACTIVATED GLIA IN THE BRAIN Anna M. W. Taylor 1 , Atefeh 

Ghogha 1 , Christopher J. Evans 1 , Catherine M. Cahill 2 , 1 UCLA, Los 

Angeles, USA, 2 Queens Univ., Kingston, Canada 

PF 219 LOW GRK2 IN MICROGLIA/MACROPHAGES PROMOTES 

TRANSITION TO CHRONIC HYPERALGESIA: CONTRIBUTION 

OF miR-124 AND THE SPINAL M1-M2 BALANCE Hanneke L. D. M. 

Willemen, Cobi J. Heijnen, Annemieke A. Kavelaars, UMC Utrecht, 

Utrecht, Netherlands 

PF 220 THE EXPRESSION OF GLUTAMINE SYNTHETASE IN 

ISOLATED DORSAL ROOT GANGLION CELLS IN RESPONSE TO 

GLUTAMATE AND DEXAMETHASONE Kai-Hei Tse 1 , Kevin B. S. 

Chow 1 , Helen Wise 2 , 1 The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 

S.A.R., Hong Kong, 2 The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 

S.A.R., Hong Kong 

PF 221 BRAIN MICROGLIA LOCALIZATION WITH OX-42 IN YOUNG 

AND ADULT RATS AFTER PAIN STIMULI DURING THE NEONATAL 

PERIOD Luciana S. Sanada1 , Kathleen A. Sluka2 , Karina L. Sato2 , 

Elisabete C. Carmo1 , Nathália B. L. Machado1 , Valéria Paula S. Fazan1 , 

1 2 Sch. of Med. of Ribeirão Preto, Ribeirão Preto, Brazil, The Univ. of 

Iowa, Iowa City, USA 

PF 222 NEUBLASTIN (ARTEMIN) ALLEVIATES NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN IN RATS PRODUCED BY CHRONIC CONSTRICTION 

INJURY H. Moore Arnold 1 , Carol Huang 1 , BangJian Gong 1 , Anthony 

J. Rossomando 2 , Thomas Engber 1 , Blake Pepinsky 1 , 1 Biogen Idec, 

Cambridge, USA, 2 Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge, USA 

PF 223 GALR1 MEDIATES PRONOCICEPTION FROM THE DMH IN 

AN ANIMAL MODEL OF CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY PAIN Diana 

Amorim 1 , Patrícia Marques 1 , Antti Pertovaara 2 , Filipa Pinto-Ribeiro 1 , 

Armando Almeida 1 , 1 Life and Health Sncs. Research Inst. (ICVS), Sch. 

of Health Snc., Braga, Portugal, 2 Univ. of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland 

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PF 224 PKM� UNIQUELY MAINTAINS PERSISTENT SENSITIZATION 

AND IS REGULATED/MODULATED BY BDNF/TRKB Marina N. 

Asiedu, Dipti V. Tillu, Ohannes K. Melemedjian, Edward E. Mandell, 

Irina Y. Maskaykina, Sourav Ghosh, Theodore J. Price, Univ. of 

Arizona, Tucson, USA 

PF 225 MODULATION OF BIOGENIC AMINES, SUBSTANCE P AND 

NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR PRODUCES CHRONIC MUSCULAR 

PAIN AND TACTILE ALLODYNIA ACCOMPANIED BY DEPRESSION 

– A PUTATIVE ANIMAL MODEL OF PAIN-DEPRESSION DYAD Vipin 

Arora, Anurag Kuhad, Kanwaljit Chopra, Univ. Inst. of Pharmaceutical 

Sncs., Chandigarh, India 

PF 226 ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECT OF DRUGS WITH NEW 

MECHANISMS OF ACTION IN TWO MODELS OF INFLAMMATORY/ 

ARTHRITIC PAIN: COMPARISON WITH KNOWN ANALGESICS 

Bertrand Aubel, Mercè Fort de Pol, José Miguel Vela, Manuel Merlos, 

Daniel Zamanillo, ESTEVE, Barcelone, Spain 

PF 227 THE EFFECT OF ANTI-TUMOUR NECROSIS FACTOR-á 

ON REGENERATION FOLLOWING PERIPHERAL NERVE REPAIR 

Simon J. Atkins, Emma V. Bird, Alison R. Loescher, Fiona M. 

Boissonade, �� 

PF 228 EXPRESSION OF CHEMOKINE RECEPTOR XCR1 

IN INJURED PERIPHERAL NERVE: A POTENTIAL ROLE IN 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN Emma V. Bird 1 , Helen Wright 1 , Veselin Andreev 1 , 

Peter P. Robinson 1 , Rie Suzuki 2 , Fiona M. Boissonade 1 , 1 Univ. of 

�� 2 �� 

PF 229 NO BEHAVIORAL SIGNS OF ONGOING PAIN IN 

RATS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY-INDUCED MECHANICAL 

HYPERSENSITIVITY Cathrine Baastrup1 , Gregers Wegener2 , Troels 

S. Jensen3 , Nanna B. Finnerup3 , 1Aarhus Univ., Aarhus C, Denmark, 

2 3 Aarhus Univ. Hosp., Aarhus, Denmark, Aarhus Univ., Aarhus, 

Denmark 

PF 230 EARLY LIFE STRESS IN RATS IS ASSOCIATED WITH SEX- 

DEPENDENT ALTERATIONS IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN BEHAVIOUR 

AND ALTERED CYTOKINE EXPRESSION IN THE PREFRONTAL 

CORTEX Nikita N. Burke 1 , Ricardo Llorente 2 , Eva M. Marco 2 , María- 

Paz Viveros 2 , David P. Finn 1 , Michelle Roche 1 , 1 Nat’l. Univ. of Ireland, 

Galway, Ireland, 2 Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Madrid, Spain 

PF 231 HIGH FREQUENCY ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF A 

PERIPHERAL NERVE INDUCES ARC FORMATION IN THE SPINAL 

DORSAL HORN Ognjen Bojovic, Debabrata Panja, Birgitte Berentsen, 

Craig Myrum, Hrvoje Miletic, Clive Bramham, Arne Tjølsen, Univ. of 

Bergen, Bergen, Norway 

PF 232 CHARACTERISATION OF THE HIGH FAT DIET/ 

STREPTOZOTOCIN MODEL OF DIABETES AND THE EFFECTS OF 

THE PPAR� LIGAND PIOGLITAZONE Frederika M. Byrne 1 , Victoria 

Chapman 1 , Sharon Cheetham 2 , 1 Univ. of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK, 

2 RenaSci Ltd., Nottingham, UK 

PF 233 MATRIX METALLOPROTEINASE ACTIVITY IN THE DRG 

AND SPINAL CORD IN A RAT MODEL OF OSTEOARTHRITIC PAIN 

James J. Burston 1 , Stephen G. Woodhams 2 , Junting Huang 3 , Andrew 

J. Bennett 2 , David A. Walsh 3 , Victoria Chapman 3 , 1 Arthritis Research 

UK Pain Ctr., Nottingham, UK, 2 Univ. of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK, 

3 Arthritis Research UK Pain Ctr. - Univ. of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK 

PF 234 THE ANTAGONISM OF THE PROKINETICIN SYSTEM 

REVERSES DIABETIC NEUROPATHIC PAIN AND RESTORES 

CYTOKINE BALANCE IN MICE Mara Castelli 1 , Sarah Moretti 1 , Silvia 

Franchi 1 , Gianfranco Balboni 2 , Roberta Lattanzi 3 , Lucia Negri 3 , Alberto 

Panerai 1 , Paola Sacerdote 1 , 1 Univ. of Milan, Milano, Italy, 2 Univ. of 

Cagliari, Cagliari, Italy, 3 Univ. of Rome “La Sapienza”, Roma, Italy 

PF 235 AN ANIMAL MODEL OF STAVUDINE (d4T)-INDUCED 

PAINFUL PERIPHERAL SENSORY NEUROPATHY IS ASSOCIATED 

WITH ‘DYING BACK’ OF UNMYELINATED AXONS Margarita Calvo 1 , 

Wenlong Huang 2 , David L. H. Bennett 1 , 1 Kings Coll. London, London, 

UK, 2 Imperial Coll. London, London, UK

PF 236 EFFICACY OF LOW-LEVEL LASER THERAY ON CHRONIC 

COMPRESSION DORSAL ROOT GANGLION Chia-Hsin Chen 1 , 

Yan-Hsiung Wang 2 , Chau-Zen Wang 2 , Mei-Ling Ho 2 , Siu-Wah Chau 3 , 

1 Kaohsiung Municipal Ta-Tung Hosp., Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 2 Kaohsiung 

Medical Univ., Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 3 Kaohsiung Municipal Hsiao-Kang 

Hosp., Kaohsiung, Taiwan 

PF 237 APPLICATION OF LASER THERAPY AFTER CHRONIC 

SCIATIC NERVE CONSTRICTION: EVALUATION OF SATELLITE 

CELLS Mara Evany Oliveira 1 , Fabio Martinez S. Santos 2 , Daniel 

Oliveira Martins 3 , Marucia Chacur Chacur 3 , 1 Inst. of Biomedical Snc.- 

Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 2 Universidade Nove de Julho, 

São Paulo, Brazil, 3 Inst. of Biomedical Snc., São Paulo, Brazil 

PF 238 TARGETED OVER-EXPRESSION OF ENDOTHELIN-1 IN 

THE ASTROCYTES AMELIORATES MECHANICAL HYPERALGESIA 

INDUCED BY SCIATIC NERVE LIGATION INJURY Victor K. L. 

Hung, Lydia W. Tai, Samantha M. Y. Chan, Sookja K. Chung, Chi Wai 

Cheung, The Univ. of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China 

PF 239 THE ROLE OF ASIC3 IN PRIMING THE ACID-INDUCED 

CHRONIC MUSCLE PAIN Wei-Nan Chen 1 , Chih-Cheng Chen 2 , 1 Nat’l. 

Defense Medical Ctr., Taipei, Taiwan, 2 Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan 

PF 240 A NOVEL N-TYPE CALCIUM CHANNEL BLOCKER WITH 

ANTINOCICEPTIVE PROPERTIES IN A MODEL OF CANCER PAIN 

IN MICE Fernanda da Rosa 1 , Gabriela Trevisan 1 , Flávia Karine Rigo 1 , 

Marcus Vinícius Gomez 2 , Juliano Ferreira 1 , 1 Universidade Federal de 

Santa Maria, Santa Maria, Brazil, 2 Universidade Federal de Minas 


PF 241 TIBIAL NERVE TRANSECTION AND SCIATIC NERVE 

CRUSH-INDUCED NEUROPATHY IN THE RAT: BEHAVIORAL 

MEASURES AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS 

ASSESSED USING CONVENTIONAL NERVE CONDUCTION 

STUDIES AND MICRONEUROGRAPHY Barbara Cokic 1 , Jordi 

Aleu 1 , Elizabeth García 1 , Martyn Jones 2 , Jordi Serra 2 , 1 NeuroSnc. 

Technologies, Barcelona, Spain, 2 NeuroSnc. Technologies, London, UK 

PF 243 EFFECTS OF RUNNING EXERCISE ON DISC 

DEGENERATION AND LOW BACK PAIN IN MICE Alexander T. 

Danco, Magali Millecamps, Maral Tajerian, Laura S. Stone, McGill 


PF 244 INFLUENCE OF SEX DIFFERENCES ON PROGRESSION 

OF CANCER-RELATED BONE PAIN IN A MURINE MODEL Sarah 

Falk, Maria S. Uldall, Anne-Marie Heegaard, Univ. of Copenhagen, 


PF 245 ASSESSMENT OF BONE-ASSOCIATED PAIN IN THE 

AGED OSTEOMALACIC RAT Darshana Durup 1 , Jesper Plovst 1 , Lars 

Thorbjørn Jensen 2 , Erik Frandsen 2 , Niklas R. Jørgensen 2 , Solveig 

Petersen 2 , Anne-Marie Heegaard 1 , 1 Univ. of Copenhagen, Fac. of 

Pharmaceutical Sncs., Copenhagen, Denmark, 2 Glostrup Hosp., 

Glostrup, Denmark 

PF 246 SENSORY CHANGES AND INCREASE OF CALCIUM/ 

CALMODULIN-DEPENDENT PROTEIN KINASE II EXPRESSION IN 

ANIMAL MODELS OF DIABETES TYPE 1 AND 2 Lejla Ferhatovic 1 , 

Adriana Banozic 1 , Sandra Kostic 1 , Tina Ticinovic Kurir 2 , Anela Novak 2 , 

Luka Vrdoljak 1 , Damir Sapunar 1 , Livia Puljak 1 , 1 Univ. of Split Sch. of 

Med., Split, Croatia, 2 Univ. Hosp. Split, Split, Croatia 

PF 248 INTRAVENOUS HUMAN ADIPOSE STEM CELLS REVERSE 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN SYMPTOMS AND RESTORE PRO/ANTI- 

INFLAMMATORY CYTOKINE BALANCE IN THE CHRONIC 

CONSTRICTION INJURY MURINE MODEL Silvia Franchi, Elena 

Arrigoni, Alice Rossi, Stefania Niada, Alberto Panerai, Anna Brini, Paola 

Sacerdote, Univ. of Milan, Milan, Italy 

PF 249 THE ADENOSINE 3 RECEPTOR AGONIST IB-MECA 

REVERSES NEUROPATHIC PAIN VIA CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL 

MECHANISMS Amanda Finley 1 , Zhoumou Chen 1 , Leesa Bryant 1 , 

Kenneth A. Jacobson 2 , Daniela Salvemini 1 , 1 Saint Louis Univ. Sch. of 

Med., St. Louis, USA, 2 Nat’l. Inst. of Health, Bethesda, USA 

PF 250 LIGHT TOUCH AFFERENTS ARE SENSITIZED AND 

CONTRIBUTE TO ALLODYNIA IN A MOUSE MODEL OF CHRONIC 

SICKLE CELL DISEASE Sheldon R. Garrison 1 , Cheryl A. Hillery 2 , 

Cheryl L. Stucky 1 , 1 Medical Coll. of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, USA, 2 Blood 

Research Inst., Milwaukee, USA 


PF 251 THE TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR CREB IS INVOLVED IN THE 

EXPRESSION OF THE PERSISTENT NOCICEPTIVE PHENOTYPE 

IN RATS Mani I. Funez 1 , Cristiane F. Villarreal 2 , Ieda R. S. Schivo 3 , 

Sergio R. Rosa 3 , Fernando Q. Cunha 3 , Carlos A. Parada 3 , Sergio H. 

Ferreira 3 , 1 Univ. of Brasilia, Ceilandia, Brazil, 2 Federal Univ. of Bahia, 

Salvador, Brazil, 3 Univ. of Sao Paulo, Ribeirao Preto, Brazil 

PF 252 BB/WOR RATS AS A NOVEL MODEL FOR PAINFUL 

DIABETIC NEUROPATHY Natalia Gorodetskaya, Henri Doods, 

Boehringer Ingelheim Pharma GmbH & Co. KG, Biberach an der Riss, 

Germany 

PF 253 VINCRISTINE TREATMENT INDUCES MECHANICAL 

HYPERRESPONSIVENESS IN RAT A�-FIBERS M. Rocío Girón 

Moreno, Nancy A. Paniagua de Veizaga, M. Isabel Martín Fontelles, 

Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Alcorcón, Spain 

PF 254 STANDARDIZATION OF A BONE CANCER PAIN MODEL 

AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ANALGESIC EFFECT OF 

CROTALPHINE Vanessa Pacciari Gutierrez 1 , Patrícia Brigatte 2 , 

Vanessa Olzon Zambelli 3 , Juliana Souza de Carvalho 3 , Fabio 

Marques 4 , Gisele Picolo 3 , Yara Cury 3 , 1 Univ. of São Paulo - USP, São 

Paulo, Brazil, 2 UNESP - Rio Claro, Rio Claro, Brazil, 3 Butantan Inst., 

São Paulo, Brazil, 4 FMUSP, São Paulo, Brazil 

PF 255 MEASURING AND MODULATING REACTIVE OXYGEN 

SPECIES IN PACLITAXEL-INDUCED PAINFUL PERIPHERAL 

NEUROPATHY ��, Nutcha Yongsanguanchai, Sarah J. L. 

Flatters, King’s Coll. London, London, UK 

PF 256 IMPACT OF ALTERED ADRENOCORTICAL REACTIVITY 

ON PAIN SENSITIVITY AND SPINAL NOCICEPTIVE PROCESSING 

IN MODELS OF INFLAMMATORY AND NEUROPATHIC PAIN Ulrike 

Hanesch, Pierre-Eric Juif, Glenn-Marie Le Coz, Fernand Anton, Univ. of 

Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg 

PF 257 LOSS OF MOTIVATION IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN 

CORRELATES WITH DOWN-REGULATION OF D2-RECEPTOR 

MRNA IN THE NUCLEUS ACCUMBENS Jonathan D. Hakim, Kevin A. 

Keay, Univ. of Sydney, Sydney, Australia 

PF 258 P2X 3,2/3 AND ASICs PLAYS A KEY ROLE IN MUSCLE 

HYPERALGESIA AND INTERMITTENT CLAUDICATION IN A NEW 

RAT MODEL OF PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE Kiyomi Hori 1 , 

Koei Hayashi 1 , Yasuo Sugiura 2 , Shuang-Qin Yi 1 , Takeshi Yamaguchi 1 , 

Noriyuki Ozaki 1 , 1 Kanazawa Univ. Graduate Sch. of Medical Snc., 

Kanazawa, Japan, 2 Aichi Human Service Ctr., Kasugai, Japan 

PF 259 PRESENCE OF ONGOING SPONTANEOUS PAIN AND 

EVOKED PAIN IN BERKELEY SICKLE CELL TRANSGENIC MICE: 

ROLE OF CaMKII� Ying He 1 , Yan Chen 2 , Xuebi Tian 2 , Cheng Yang 2 , 

Diana E. Wilkie 3 , Robert Molokie 2 , Zaijie JIm Wang 1 , 1 Univ. of Illinois, 

Chicago, USA, 2 UIC, Chicago, USA, 3 Univ. of Illinois at Chicago, 

Chicago, USA 

PF 260 VALIDATION OF A NON-HUMAN PRIMATE (NHP) MODEL 

OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN INDUCED BY SPINAL NERVE LIGATION 

(SNL) David A. Hygate, Wei Jie Wong, Rex Manguiat, Douglas Collins, 

Mohamad Jani, Alex Wilson, Daniel M. Hutcheson, Maccine Pte Ltd, 

Singapore, Singapore 

PF 261 EVALUATION OF PREGABALIN ANALGESIC EFFECTS IN 

A NON-HUMAN PRIMATE (NHP) MODEL OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN 

INDUCED BY L7 SPINAL NERVE LIGATION (SNL) David A. Hygate, 

Wei Jie Wong, Rex Manguiat, Douglas Collins, Mohamad Jani, Alex 

Wilson, Daniel M. Hutcheson, Maccine Pte Ltd, Singapore, Singapore 

PF 262 ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECT OF ACONITI TUBER IN CCI- 

NEUROPATHIC RATS Takaya Inoue, Osaka Univ Medical Sch., Suitacity, 

Osaka, Japan 

PF 263 CHARACTERIZING THE ROLE OF NERVE GROWTH 

FACTOR IN NOCICEPTION DURING OSTEOARTHRITIS Huey S. 

Yap 1 , Philip A. Stumbles 2 , Peter D. Drummond 2 , Juan M. Jimenez- 

Andrade 3 , David A. Joyce 1 , Sarah J. Etherington 2 , Julia J. Inglis 4 , 1 Univ. 

of Western Australia, Crawley, Australia, 2 Murdoch Univ., Murdoch, 

Australia, 3 Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, USA, 4 Universoty of Western 

Australia, Crawley, Australia 

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PF 264 CHARACTERIZATION OF POSTHERPETIC NEURALGIA 

IN MICE WITH KNOCK-IN MUTATION OF NMDA RECEPTOR Seiji 

Ito 1 , Atsushi Sasaki 2 , Sawako Unezaki 1 , Tsugunobu Andoh 2 , Shinji 

Matsumura 1 , Tayo Katano 3 , Naoko Nishio 4 , Terumasa Nakatsuka 4 , 

Yasushi Kuraishi 2 , Toshiaki Minami 5 , 1 Kansai Medical Univ., Moriguchi, 

Japan, 2 Univ. of Toyama, Graduate Sch. of Med. and Pharmaceutical 

Sncs., Toyama, Japan, 3 Kansaii Medical Univ., Moriguchi, Japan, 

4 Kansai Univ. of Health Sncs., Sen-nan-gun, Osaka, Japan, 5 Osaka 

Medical Coll., Takatsuki, Japan 

PF 265 SUBDIAPHRAGMATIC VAGOTOMY CAUSES NOCICEPTIVE 

SENSITIZATION IN RATS Hisakatsu Ito1 , Sadayoshi Furuta2 , 

Mitsuaki Yamazaki1 , Minoru Narita2 , 1Graduate Sch. of Medical and 

Pharmaceutical Sncs. for Education, Toyama Univ., Toyama, Japan, 

2Hoshi Univ. Sch. of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sncs., Tokyo, 

Japan 

PF 266 SPINAL CORD STIMULATION AND PAIN RELIEF 

IN AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF PAINFUL DIABETIC 

POLYNEUROPATHY Bert Joosten�� 

Janssen, Maarten van Kleef, Pain Management & Research Ctr., 


PF 267 ADENOSINE 3 RECEPTOR AGONISTS PREVENT THE 

DEVELOPMENT OF CHEMOTHERAPY-INDUCED NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN Kali Janes 1 , Zhoumou Chen 1 , Leesa Bryant 1 , Kenneth A. 

Jacobson 2 , Daniela Salvemini 1 , 1 Saint Louis Univ. Sch. of Med., Saint 

Louis, USA, 2 Nat’l. Inst.s of Health, Bethesda, USA 

PF 268 BLOCKADE OF BOTH IL-1a AND IL-1b BY A 

COMBINATION OF MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES PREVENTS 

THE DEVELOPMENT AND REVERSES ESTABLISHED PAIN IN A 

PRECLINICAL MODEL OF OSTEOARTHRITIS Rajesh V. Kamath 1 , 

Gricelda Simler 1 , Chengmin Zhong 2 , Michelle Hart 1 , Shailen Joshi 3 , 

Tariq Ghayur 1 , Prisca Honore 1 , 1 Abbott Labs, Worcester, USA, 2 Abbott 

Labs, Abbott Park, USA, 3 Abbot Labs, Abbott Park, USA 

PF 269 NADPH OXIDASE 4 ESSENTIALLY CONTRIBUTES TO 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN PROCESSING AFTER PERIPHERAL NERVE 

INJURY Wiebke Kallenborn-Gerhardt 1 , Katrin Schroeder 2 , Domenico 

Del Turco 3 , Ruirui Lu 1 , Katharina Kynast 1 , Ellen Niederberger 1 , Ralf 

P. Brandes 2 , Gerd Geisslinger 1 , Achim Schmidtko 1 , 1 Inst. of Clinical 

Pharmacology, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 2 Inst. of Cardiovascular 

Physiology, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 3 Inst. of Clinical 

Neuroanatomy, Frankfurt am Main, Germany 

PF 270 LUMBAR DISC HERNIATION-INDUCED MICROGLIAL 

ACTIVATION WAS ATTENUATED BY PULSED RADIOFREQUENCY 

Ji Young Kim 1 , So-Yeon Kim 1 , Hee-Kyung Cho 2 , Yun-Woo Cho 3 , Soo- 

Hyun Kim 2 , Sang-Ho Ahn 1 , 1 Clinical Trial Ctr. for Medical Device of 

Yeungnam Univ. Hosp., Daegu, Korea, Republic of (South), 2 Yeungnam 

Univ. Hosp., Daegu, Korea, Republic of (South), 3 Yeungnam Univ. of 

Hosp., Daegu, Korea, Republic of (South) 

PF 271 TRANSITION TO PERSISTENT PAIN AFTER 

CONSTRICTION INJURY OF THE INFRAORBITAL NERVE 

INVOLVES MALADAPTIVE PLASTICITY IN TRIGEMINAL NUCLEUS 

CAUDALIS Alberto M. Castro 1 , Feng Wei 2 , Ke Ren 2 , Ronald Dubner 2 , 

Asaf Keller 1 , 1 Univ. of Maryland Sch. of Med., Baltimore, USA, 2 Univ. of 

Maryland Sch. of Dentistry, Baltimore, USA 

PF 272 AUTOMATED MEASUREMENT OF SPONTANEOUS PAIN 

BEHAVIOR IN A RAT MODEL OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN Tetsuo Kiso, 

Sachiko K. Yatsugi, Yukinori Nagakura, Shinichi Ogino, Toshihiro 

Sekizawa, Masayasu Takahashi, Go Ishikawa, Yasuaki Shimizu, 

Hiroyuki Ito, Astellas Pharma Inc., Tsukuba-shi, Japan 

PF 273 STUDY OF THE MICE MOTOR ACTIVITY IN PAIN 

CONDITIONS Guylene Kirschmann 1 , Anisoara Paraschiv-Ionescu 2 , 

Marc R. Suter 1 , Petr Kloucek 2 , Isabelle Decosterd 1 , 1 Ctr. Hosp.ier 

Universitaire Vaudois and Lausanne Univ., Lausanne, Switzerland, 

2 Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland 

PF 274 NON-EVOKED PAIN TESTS IN NEUROPATHIC RATS Camille 

Le Cudennec 1 , Elisabeth Nail 1 , Vanessa Léon 1 , Stéphanie Paillard 1 , 

Carine Landemaine 1 , David Virley 2 , Vincent Castagné 1 , 1 PORSOLT 

SAS, Le Genest Saint Isle, France, 2 PORSOLT SAS, Boulogne- 


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PF 276 EXPLORATION OF MECHANISMS INVOLVING IN 

COMORBIDITIES OF CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN IN FEMALE RATS 

Jichang Li 1 , Victor Chaban 2 , Andrea J. Rapkin 3 , Paul E. Micevych 4 , 

John McDonald 1 , 1 Harbor-UCLA Medical Ctr., Torrance, USA, 2 Charles 

Drew Univ., Los Angeles, USA, 3 David Geffen Sch. of Med., UCLA, Los 

Angeles, USA, 4 UCLA, Los Angeles, USA 

PF 277 ANTIALLODYNIC EFFECT OF NEFOPAM IN RATS WITH 

NEUROPATHIC SPINAL NERVE LIGATION PAIN Jaedo Lee 1 , 

Sunghun Kim 2 , Wonuk Koh 2 , Jeonghun Seo 2 , Jinwoo Shin 2 , 1 Veterans 

Hosp., Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South), 2 Seoul Asan Medical Ctr., 

Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South) 

PF 278 PARTIAL SCIATIC NERVE LIGATION RESULTS IN 

INCREASED PERMEABILITY OF INTRANEURAL MICROVESSELS 

Tony Lim, Ji Zhang, McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada 

PF 279 PARTIAL SCIATIC NERVE LIGATION RESULTS IN BLOOD- 

NERVE BARRIER DISRUPTION Tony Lim, Ji Zhang, McGill Univ., 


PF 280 ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECTS OF A COMBINATION OF 

ANTIOXIDANT VITAMINS C AND E IN ANIMAL MODELS OF 

INFLAMMATORY AND NEUROPATHIC PAIN Ruirui Lu, Wiebke 

Kallenborn-Gerhardt, Gerd Geisslinger, Achim Schmidtko, Goethe 

Univ., Frankfurt am Main, Germany 

PF 281 DECREASING THE LEVELS OF MATURE NGF VIA �2- 

ANTIPLASMIN REDUCES PAIN-RELATED BEHAVIOUR AND 

PREVENTS ABNORMAL FIBRE SPROUTING IN AN ANIMAL 

MODEL OF ARTHRITIS Geraldine M. Longo, Maria Osikowicz, A. 

Claudio Cuello, Alfredo Ribeiro-da-Silva, McGill Univ., Montreal, 

Canada 

PF 283 MECHANICAL HYPERALGESIA EVOKED BY INTRATHECAL 

ADMINISTRATION OF BDNF IN RATS – COMPARISON WITH 

MECHANICAL HYPERALGESIA CAUSED BY SCIATIC NERVE 

LIGATION Saïd M’Dahoma, Sylvie Bourgoin, Florent Viguier, Benoît 

Michot, Michel Hamon, INSERM U894, CPN, Paris, France 

PF 284 INHIBITION OF KERATINOCYTE-DERIVED CHEMOKINE 

(KC) IS MORE EFFICIENT AT PREVENTING THE DEVELOPMENT 

OF HYPERALGESIA THAN REVERSING ESTABLISHED PAIN 

HYPERSENSITIVITY AFTER PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURY IN MICE 

Marianne Neves Manjavachi, Robson Costa, Nara Lins Quintão, João 

Batista Calixto, Federal Univ. of Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil 

PF 285 BLOCKING THE PROKINETICIN RECEPTORS: 

A PROMISING TREATMENT FOR NEUROPATHIC PAIN Daniela 

Maftei 1 , Roberta Lattanzi 1 , Luigino Antonio Giancotti 1 , Veronica 

Marconi 1 , Elisa Borsani 2 , Luigi F. Rodella 2 , Livio Luongo 3 , Sabatino 

Maione 3 , Lucia Negri 1 , 1 Sapienza Univ. of Rome, Rome, Italy, 2 Univ. of 

Brescia, Brescia, Italy, 3 Second Univ. of Naples, Naples, Italy 

PF 286 ACUTE LUMBAR INTERVERTEBRAL DISC INJURY 

LEADS TO LONG TERM LOW BACK PAIN IN MICE: DIFFERENT 

PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS FOR AXIAL AND RADIATING 

COMPONENTS Magali Millecamps, Laura S. Stone, McGill Univ., 

Montréal, Canada 

PF 287 REPEATED INJECTIONS OF NERVE GROWTH FACTOR 

(NGF) INTO A LOW BACK MUSCLE INDUCE ADDITIONAL 

DISTAL RECEPTIVE FIELDS IN DORSAL HORN NEURONS 

Siegfried Mense 1 , Milena Freitas 2 , Ulrich Hoheisel 1 , 1 Heidelberg Univ., 

Mannheim, Germany, 2 Sao Paulo Univ., Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PF 288 COGNITIVE DEFICITS IN A MODEL OF CHRONIC 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN MID-AGED RATS Orla Moriarty 1 , Claire 

L. Gorman 1 , Gemma K. Ford 2 , Michelle Roche 1 , Brian E. McGuire 1 , 

David P. Finn 1 , 1 Nat’l. Univ. of Ireland, Galway, Ireland, 2 Univ. of Bristol, 

Bristol, UK 

PF 289 THE ANTI-ALLODYNIC EFFECT OF PREEMPTIVE 

TREATMENT OF NEFOPAM AND MORPHINE IN A RAT MODEL OF 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN Taraneh Moini Zanjani, Elham Saghaei, Univ., 

Tehran, Iran 

PF 290 INDIRECT NERVE INJURY AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF 

PERSISTENT PAIN BEHAVIOR IN RATS Beth B. Murinson, Matthias 

Ringkamp, Lina Mezei, Johns Hopkins Sch. of Med., Baltimore, USA

PF 291 ESTABLISHMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF AN AT3B 

PROSTATE CANCER CELL-INDUCED RAT MODEL OF BONE 

CANCER PAIN Arjun Muralidharan, Bruce D. Wyse, Maree T. Smith, 

The Univ. of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia 

PF 292 INTRATHECAL ADMINISTRATION OF NR2 ANTAGONISTS 

ATTENUATES PAIN-RELATED BEHAVIOR IN A RAT MODEL OF 

TRIGEMINAL NEUROPATHIC PAIN Kunihiro Nakai 1 , Aya Nakae 2 , 

Takashi Mashimo 2 , Kenji Yano 2 , Ko Hosokawa 2 , 1 Sakai Municipal 

Hosp., Sakai, Japan, 2 Osaka Univ. Graduate Sch. of Med., Suita, Japan 

PF 293 EXPRESSION CHANGES OF NERVE GROWTH FACTOR 

AND TRKA IN DORSAL HORN AND DORSAL ROOT GANGLIA 

IN PACLITAXEL-INDUCED PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY IN RATS 

Yusuke Nakahashi 1 , Yoshinori Kamiya 1 , Toshiharu Tazawa 2 , Kenichi 

Ogawa 1 , Kengo Funakoshi 1 , Takahisa Goto 1 , 1 Yokohama City Univ. 

Sch. of Med., Yokohama, Japan, 2 Nat’l. Hosp. Organization Yokohama 

Medical Ctr., Yokohama, Japan 

PF 294 ALTERED PAIN SENSITIVITY IN TASTPM MICE BEARING 

AMYLOID PRECURSOR PROTEIN AND PRESENILIN-1 MUTANT 

TRANSGENES Andrea C. Ogbonna, Amelia A. Staniland, Yuxin Liu, 

Clive G. Ballard, Marzia Malcangio, King’s Coll. London, London, UK 

PF 295 A RODENT MODEL OF FIBROMYALGIA FOR 

PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDY OF ANALGESICS Kristen B. Nelson 1 , 

Cheryl L. Marker 1 , Kristi Wood 1 , Laura Pook 1 , Jim Pomonis 1 , Pat 

Little 1 , Wilmin Bartolini 2 , Anila Desai 2 , Galen Carey 2 , Imaculada Silos- 

Santiago 2 , 1 Algos Preclinical Services, Roseville, USA, 2 Ironwood 

Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge, USA 

PF 296 INHIBITORY EFFECTS OF TEMPOL, A FREE RADICAL 

SCAVENGER, ON LONG-LASTING WIDESPREAD MECHANICAL 

HYPERALGESIA IN A RAT MODEL OF CAST IMMOBILIZATION 

Yusuke Ohmichi 1 , Mika Ohmichi 1 , Hiroki Sakurai 2 , Takashi Nakano 1 , 

Ken Asamoto 1 , Takahiro Ushida 1 , Jun Sato 3 , 1 Aichi Medical Univ., 

Nagakute, Japan, 2 Hamamatsu Univ., Hamamatsu, Japan, 3 Nagoya 

Univ., Nagoya, Japan 

PF 297 INHIBITORY EFFECTS OF MINOCYCLINE, AN INHIBITOR 

OF SPINAL MICROGLIAL ACTIVATION, ON WIDESPREAD 

MECHANICAL HYPERALGESIA IN A RAT MODEL OF CAST 

IMMOBILIZATION Mika Ohmichi 1 , Yusuke Ohmichi 1 , Takashi Nakano 1 , 

Ken Asamoto 1 , Takahiro Ushida 1 , Hitoshi Ohishi 1 , Jun Sato 2 , 1 Aichi 

Medical Univ., Nagakute, Japan, 2 Nagoya Univ., Nagoya, Japan 

PF 298 CONCURRENT VALIDITY OF DIFFERENT FUNCTIONAL 

AND NEUROPEPTIDES PAIN ASSESSMENT METHODS IN A 

RODENT MODEL OF OSTEOARTHRITIS Colombe Otis 1 , Julie 

Gervais 1 , Martin Guillot 1 , Dominique Gauvin 1 , Catherine Pethel 2 , 

Jean-Pierre Pelletier 3 , Johanne Martel-Pelletier 3 , Francis Beaudry 1 , 

Eric Troncy 1 , 1 Fac. of Veterinary Med. – Université de Montréal, St.- 

Hyacinthe, Canada, 2 Université de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada, 

3 Univ. of Montreal Hosp. Research Ctr. (CRCHUM), Montreal, Canada 

PF 299 THE ROLE OF CX3CR1 IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF 

VINCRISTINE-INDUCED PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY Elizabeth A. 

Old 1 , Adrian Mogg 2 , Emanuele Sher 2 , Marzia Malcangio 1 , 1 King’s Coll. 

London, London, UK, 2 Eli-Lilly & Co., Erlwood, UK 

PF 300 BEHAVIOURAL AND IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL SEX- 

RELATED DIFFERENCES IN NEUROPATHIC MICE Valentina Vacca, 

Sara Marinelli, Siro Luvisetto, Flaminia Pavone, CNR,Cell Biology and 

Neurobiology Inst. (IBCN) - IRCCS Fondazione Santa Lucia, Roma, 

Italy 

PF 301 STUDIES ON THE ANTI-NOCICEPTIVE PROPERTIES OF 

HONEY IN WISTAR RATS Bamidele V. Owoyele, Omosunkanmi A. 

Adenekan, Univ. of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria 

PF 302 LOPERAMIDE-INDUCED CONDUCTION BLOCK IN 

PERIPHERAL NERVE FIBERS MAY CONTRIBUTE TO REVERSAL 

OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN BEHAVIOR Matthias Ringkamp 1 , Michael 

Tal 2 , Timothy V. Hartke 1 , Matthew Wooten 1 , Alvin McKelvy 1 , Brian 

P. Turnquist 3 , Yuan Guan 1 , Richard A. Meyer 1 , Srinivasa N. Raja 1 , 

1 Johns Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, USA, 2 The Hebrew Univ.-Hadassah, 

Jerusalem, Israel, 3 Bethel Univ., St Paul, USA 


PF 303 THE CANNABINOID CB2 AGONIST AM1241 IS NOT 

INTRAVENOUSLY SELF-ADMINISTERED BY NEUROPATHIC RATS 

TO ATTENUATE HYPERSENSITIVITY Anton Pekcec, Janet Nicholson, 

Henri Doods, Boehringer Ingelheim Pharma GmbH & Co. KG, Biberach 

an der Riss, Germany 

PF 304 BURROWING AS A NON-REFLEX BEHAVIORAL READOUT 

FOR ANALGESIC ACTION IN A RAT MODEL OF KNEE JOINT 

ARTHRITIS Kris Rutten, Klaus Schiene, Tobias Pasqualon, Thomas 

Christoph, Grünenthal, Aachen, Germany 

PF 305 MODULATION OF DYNORPHIN SYSTEM ACTIVITY UNDER 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN RATS Ewelina Rojewska 1 , Joanna Mika 1 , 

Wioletta Makuch 2 , Magdalena Zychowska 1 , Michal Jacek 2 , Ferenc 

Zador 3 , Anna Borsodi 4 , Barbara Przewlocka 2 , 1 Inst. of Pharmacology, 

Krakow, Poland, 2 Inst. of Pharmacology, PAS, Krakow, Poland, 3 Inst. of 

Biochemistry, Biological Research Ctr., Hungarian Academy of Sncs., 

Szeged, Hungary, 4 Inst. of Biochemistry, Biological Research Ctr., 

Hungarian Academy of Sncs., Szeged, Hungary 

PF 306 LOCAL AND REMOTE IMMUNE-INFLAMMATION AFTER 

MILD PERIPHERAL NERVE COMPRESSION IN RATS Annina B. 

Schmid 1 , Michel W. Coppieters 1 , Marc J. Ruitenberg 1 , Elspeth M. 

McLachlan 2 , 1 The Univ. of Queensland, St Lucia, Australia, 2 NeuroSncs. 

Research Australia (formerly Prince of Wales Medical Research Inst.), 

Randwick, Australia 

PF 307 THE ATTENUATION OF PAIN BEHAVIOR AND SERUM 

COX-2 CONCENTRATION BY CURCUMIN IN A RAT MODEL OF 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN Masoumeh Sabetkasaei 1 , Taraneh Moini 

Zanjani 2 , Hale Ameli 1 , 1 Shahid Beheshti Medical Univ., Tehran, Iran, 

2 Univ., Tehran, Iran 

PF 308 ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF 

SPINAL WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE NEURONS IN A NEW RAT 

MODEL FOR DIABETIC NEUROPATHY Niklas Schuelert 1 , Natalia 

Gorodetskaya 1 , Stefan Just 1 , Anthony H. Dickenson 2 , Henri Doods 1 , 

Laura Corradini 1 , 1 Boehringer-Ingelheim Pharma GmbH & Co.KG, 

Biberach, Germany, 2 Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PF 309 EFFECTIVE ANALGESIC TREATMENT WITH PREGABALIN 

DOES NOT PREVENT PERSISTENT NEUROPATHIC PAIN 

Joachim Scholz 1 , Daniel Vardeh 2 , William T. Derry 2 , Clifford J. Woolf 3 , 

1 Columbia Univ. Coll. of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, USA, 

2 Massachusetts General Hosp. and Harvard Medical Sch., Boston, 

USA, 3 Children’s Hosp. and Harvard Medical Sch., Boston, USA 

PF 310 INTRANEURAL INJECTION OF PROTEASE-ACTIVATED 

RECEPTOR-2 AGONIST INDUCES MECHANICAL HYPERALGESIA 

IN MICE: INVOLVEMENT OF KININS RECEPTORS Eduardo S. Silva 1 , 

Kathryn A. Silva 2 , Ana Flávia Paszcuk 1 , Nara L. Quintão 2 , João B. 

Calixto 1 , 1 Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil, 

2 Universidade do Vale do Itajaí, Itajaí, Brazil 

PF 311 CENTRAL SENSITIZATION AND MAPKS ARE INVOLVED IN 

FACIAL PAIN INDUCED BY DENTAL OCCLUSAL INTERFERENCE 

IN RATS Ye Cao 1 , Kai Li 1 , Kai Yuan Fu 1 , Qiu Fei Xie 1 , Chen Yu 

Chiang 2 , Barry J. Sessle 2 , 1 Stomatology Sch. & Hosp., Peking Univ, 

Beijing, China, 2 Dentistry Fac., Toronto Univ, Toronto, Canada 

PF 313 METHANOLIC EXTRACT ISOLATED FROM PLINIA 

GLOMERATA INDUCES ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AND ANTI- 

HYPERALGESIC EFFECTS IN BOTH CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY 

AND NEUROPATHIC PAIN MODELS IN MICE Kathryn A. Silva 1 , Nara 

L. Quintão 2 , Valdir Cequinel-Filho 3 , 1 Universidade do Vale do Itajaí, 

Balneário Camboriú, Brazil, 2 Universidade do Vale do Itajaí, Itajai, 

Brazil, 3 Universidade do Vale do Itajaí, Itajaí, Brazil 

PF 314 ALTERATIONS IN GLIAL CELL ACTIVITY IN THE RVM MAY 

CONTRIBUTE TO CENTRAL SENSITIZATION IN THE MIA MODEL 

OF OA PAIN Elizabeth G. Stockley, Gareth Hathway, James J. Burston, 

Devi Sagar, William Plumbly, Jessica Maycock, Henryk Faas, Dorothee 

Auer, Victoria Chapman, Univ. of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK 

PF 315 LOW BUT NOT THE HIGH DOSE NALOXONE 

POTENTIATES TOPIRAMATE RESPONSE IN FORMALIN-INDUCED 

OROFACIAL PAIN MODEL IN RAT Anand Srinivasan 1 , Debasish 

Hota 2 , Pugazhenthan Thangaraju 1 , Shyambalaji Achuthan 1 , Pawan 

Kumar Singh 1 , Amitava Chakrabarti 1 , 1 PGIMER, Chandigarh, India, 

2 PG, Chandigarh, India 

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PF 316 PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURY IS ACCOMPANIED 

BY CHRONIC, REGION-SPECIFIC CHANGES IN GLOBAL 

METHYLATION AND RNA EXPRESSION IN THE BRAIN Maral 

Tajerian, Sebastian G. Alvarado, Magali Millecamps, Cecilia Crosby, 

Mathew Suderman, Moshe Szyf, Laura S. Stone, McGill Univ., 


PF 317 5-HT 2B MEDIATING MECHANICAL HYPERALGESIA BY 

REGULATING CALCIUM SIGNALS IN IB4-NEGATIVE NEURONS 

Yeu-shaiun Su, Shih-Yuan Lin, Wei-Hsin Sun, Nat’l. Central Univ., 

Jhongli City, Taiwan 

PF 318 DIFFERENTIAL SENSORY AND MOTOR DYSFUNCTION 

AFTER GRADED Th10 CONTUSION INJURY IN RAT S. Van Gorp 1 , 

M. Leerink 1 , S. Nguyen 1 , O. Platoshyn 1 , R. Deumens 2 , M. Marsala 1 , 

1 Univ. of California San Diego, San Diego, USA, 2 Maastricht Univ. 

Medical Ctr., Maastricht, Netherlands 

PF 319 �� IN TRAUMATIC NEUROMA 

FORMATION Davis Thomas 1 , Rafael Benoliel 2 , Eli Eliav 1 , 1 UMDNJ, 

Newark, USA, 2 Hadassah-Hebrew Univ., Jerusalem, Israel 

PF 320 COMPARISON STUDY BETWEEN ACTIVE AND PASSIVE 

EXERCISE EFFECT IN CHRONIC PAIN ON JOINT CONTRACTURE 

IN RATS Handriadi Winaga 1 , Atsuko Morimoto 2 , Yusuke Ohmici 2 , 

Hiroki Sakurai 2 , Kenichi Arai 2 , Shinsuke Inoue 2 , Ruksal Saleh 3 , 

Henry Yurianto 3 , Takahiro Ushida 2 , 1 Fac. of Med., Hasanuddin 

Univ., Makassar, Indonesia, 2 Aichi Medical Univ., Nagakute, Japan, 

3 Hasanuddin Univ., Makassar, Indonesia 

PF 321 PROSTAGLANDINS CONTRIBUTE TO KININ B 2 RECEPTOR- 

OPERATED MECHANISMS DURING NEUROPATHY INDUCED BY 

SPINAL NERVE LIGATION IN RATS Maria Fernanda P. Werner 1 , Célia 

R. F. Franco 1 , Eunice Andre 2 , Barbara Campi 3 , Pierangelo Geppetti 3 , 

Giles A. Rae 4 , 1 Federal Univ. of Parana, Curitiba, Brazil, 2 Federal Univ. 

of Rio Grande do Norte, Natal, Brazil, 3 Univ. of Ferrara, Ferrara, Italy, 

4 Federal Univ. of Santa Catarina, Florianopolis, Brazil 

PF 322 SLEEP DEPRIVATION FURTHER DECREASES 

MECHANICAL AND THERMAL NOCICEPTIVE THRESHOLDS IN 

A MONOSODIUMIODOACETATE (MIA) MODEL OF CHRONIC 

JOINT PAIN IN THE RAT Rachel Wodarski 1 , Daniel Kellett 1 , Brian 

J. Eastwood 1 , Elaine A. Shanks 1 , Keith A. Wafford 1 , Dale M. Edgar 1 , 

Emanuele Sher 1 , Jeffrey D. Kennedy 2 , 1Eli Lilly & Co., Windlesham, 

Surrey, UK, 2 Eli Lilly, Windlesham, Surrey, UK 

PF 323 ALPHA 2 DELTA (�2�) LIGANDS ARE MORE EFFECTIVE 

TO DECREASE INFLAMMATORY THAN NON-INFLAMMATORY 

COLONIC HYPERSENSITIVITY IN MICE Mathieu Meleine, Ludivine 

Boudieu, Frédéric Carvalho, Emilie Muller, Céline Silberberg, Agathe 

Gelot, Denis Ardid, Inserm, Clermont-Ferrand, France 

PF 324 SYNERGISM BETWEEN LEVETIRACETAM AND TWO 

COX INHIBITORS IN A RAT MODEL OF INFLAMMATORY 

HYPERALGESIA Radica M. Stepanovic-Petrovic, Ana M. Micov, Maja 

A. Tomic, Fac. of Pharmacy, Belgrade, Serbia 

PF 325 CAFFEINE POTENTIATES THE ANTIHYPERALGESIC 

EFFECTS OF LEVETIRACETAM IN A RAT MODEL OF 

INFLAMMATORY HYPERALGESIA Ana M. Micov, Radica M. 

Stepanovic-Petrovic, Maja A. Tomic, Fac. of Pharmacy, Belgrade, 

Serbia 

PF 326 SYNERGISTIC INTERACTIONS BETWEEN PARACETAMOL 

AND LEVETIRACETAM IN SOMATIC AND VISCERAL 

INFLAMMATORY PAIN MODELS IN RODENTS Maja A. Tomic, Ana 

M. Micov, Radica M. Stepanovic-Petrovic, Fac. of Pharmacy, Belgrade, 

Serbia 

PF 327 ADDING A DOPAMINERGIC ACTION TO 

ANTIDEPRESSANTS IN THE TREATMENT OF NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN: POTENTIAL THERAPEUTIC UTILITY OF TRIPLE 

REUPTAKE INHIBITORS (TRI) Guillaume Hache, Thanh Hai Nguyen, 

Gaël Quesseveur, Bruno P. Guiard, François Coudoré, EA3544 

“Neuropharmacology”, Chatenay Malabry, France 

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PF 328 EFFECTS OF AMITRIPTYLINE TREATMENT IN AN 

ANIMAL MODEL OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN: A BEHAVIOURAL AND 

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL APPROACH Artur Vieira 1 , Filipa Pinto- 

Ribeiro 1 , Hugo Leite-Almeida 1 , Joel P. Monteiro 2 , José M. Pêgo 1 , 

Armando Almeida 1 , 1 Life and Health Sncs. Research Inst. (ICVS), Sch. 

of Health Sncs., Univ. of Minho, Braga and ICVS/3B’s - PT Government 

Associate Laboratory, Braga/Guimarães, Braga, Portugal, 2 Sch. of 

Health Sncs., Univ. of Minho, Braga, Portugal 

PF 329 COX INHIBITORS AND CCK ANTAGONIST COMBINATION 

REDUCED ALLODYNIA IN DIABETIC NEUROPATHY Deysi Y. 

Bermúdez-Ocaña 1 , María E. De la O-De la O 2 , Carlos Tovilla-Zárate 1 , 

Vinicio Granados-Soto 3 , Juan C. Díaz-Zagoya 4 , Teresa Ramón-Frías 5 , 

Isela E. Juárez-Rojop 6 , 1 UJAT-DAMC, Comalcalco, Tabasco, Mexico, 

2 UJAT-DACS, Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico, 3 CINVESTAV, DF, 

Mexico, 4 UNAM, DF, Mexico, 5 UJAT-DAMC, Comalcalco, Mexico, 

6 UJAT-DACS, Villahermosa, Mexico 

PF 330 ACETAMINOPHEN: A PRODRUG INVOLVING PARA- 

AMINOPHENOL AS A CARRIER FOR CENTRAL TARGETED 

DELIVERY OF A TRPV1 ACTIVATOR David A. Barrière 1 , Christophe 

Mallet 1 , Laurence Daulhac 1 , Bo A. G. Jönsson 2 , Eric Chapuy 1 , Monique 

Etienne 1 , Frédéric Libert 1 , Edward D. Högestätt 3 , Peter M. Zygmunt 3 , 

Alain Eschalier 1 , 1 INSERM, U1107 Neuro-Dol, Clermont Université, 

Université d’Auvergne, Clermont-Ferrand, France, 2 Lund Univ., Lund, 

Sweden, 3 Lund Univ. and Lund Univ. Pain Research Ctr., Lund, 

Sweden 

PF 331 TAURINE ENHANCES ANTINOCICEPTION PRODUCED BY 

A COX-2 INHIBITOR IN AN INFLAMMATORY PAIN MODEL Beatriz 

de Rienzo-Madero 1 , Ulises Coffeen 1 , Karina Simón-Arceo 1 , Francisco 

Mercado 1 , Lucia Magis 2 , Orlando Jaimes 1 , Francisco Pellicer 1 , 1 Inst. 

Nacional de Psiquiatría Ramón de la Fuente, México, Mexico, 2 UNAM, 

México, Mexico 

PF 332 ACETAMINOPHEN TARGETS BRAIN TRPV1 TO INDUCE 

ANTINOCICEPTION Christophe Mallet 1 , David A. Barrière 1 , Anna 

Ermund 2 , Bo A. G. Jönsson 3 , Alain Eschalier 1 , Peter M. Zygmunt 2 , 

Edward D. Högestätt 2 , 1 INSERM, U1107 Neuro-Dol, Clermont 

Université, Université d’Auvergne, Clermont-Ferrand, France, 2 Lund 

Univ. and Lund Univ. Pain Research Ctr., Lund, Sweden, 3 Lund Univ., 

Lund, Sweden 

PF 333 CENTRAL CA V 3.2 T-TYPE CALCIUM CHANNELS 

CONTRIBUTE TO THE ANALGESIC EFFECT OF ACETAMINOPHEN 

IN ACUTE AND INFLAMMATORY PAIN Nicolas Kerckhove 1 , 

Amaury Francois 2 , Christophe Mallet 1 , David Barriere 1 , Emmanuel 

Bourinet 2 , Abdelkrim Alloui 1 , Alain Eschalier 1 , 1 INSERM U1107 Neuro- 

Dol, Clermont-Ferrand, France, 2 CNRS UMR5203 INSERM U661, 

Montpellier, France 

PF 334 DEXKETOPROFEN PREVENTS EARLY POSTOPERATIVE 

PAIN HYPERSENSITIVITY AND MICROGLIAL CELL ACTIVATION IN 

MICE Elizabeth Romero-Alejo, Asunción Romero, Nuno Vasconcelos, 

Maria Dolors Ferrer-Garcia, Margarita M. Puig, IMIM-Parc de Salut Mar, 

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain 

PF 335 NSAIDS ENHANCE CHEMICAL SEIZURE THRESHOLD IN 

MICE Azam Mesdaghinia 1 , Azhdar Heydari 1 , Paria Khazaee 1 , Maryam 

Saghazadeh 2 , 1 Kashan Univ. of Medical Sncs., Kashan, Iran, 2 Shiraz 

Univ. of Medical Sncs., Shiraz, Iran 

PF 336 ANTINOCICEPTIVE TOLERANCE EFFECTS OF NSAIDS 

MICROINJECTED INTO DORSAL HIPPOCAMPUS Gulnaz Gurtskaia, 

Nana Tsiklauri, Ivliane Nozadze, Merab G. Tsagareli, Ivane Beritashvili 

Experimental BioMed. Ctr., Tbilisi, Georgia 

PF 337 ANALGESIC EFFECT OF CELECOXIB IN A MURINE 

MODEL OF EXPERIMENTALLY-INDUCED CANCER Víctor Tortorici, 

Vanessa Lozano, Yeraldin Castillo, José M. González, Beatriz E. Brito, 

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PF 338 THERMOCOAGULATION OF THE MEDIAL BRANCH 

OF THE DORSAL BRANCH OF THE LUMBAL SPINAL NERVE: 

FLUOROSCOPY VERSUS CT Georg C. Feigl 1 , Manuel Dreu 1 , Manuel 

Kastner 1 , Walter Rosmarin 2 , Bruno Kniesel 3 , Rudolf Likar 4 , 1 Inst. of 

Anatomy, Graz, Austria, 2 Inst. of Anatomyç, Graz, Austria, 3 Pain Clinic 

“Am Rothenbaum”, Hamburg, Germany, 4 LKH Klagenfurt, Klagenfurt, 

Austria

PF 339 EXPERIMENTAL HYPOTHYROIDISM DURING PREGNANCY 

AFFECTS NOCICEPTION ALONG THE LIFE OF OFFSPRING IN 

RATS Iura Gonzalez Nogueira Alves1 , Kamilla Mayara Lucas Cruz1 , 

Clarissa Maria Dias Mota1 , Luis Carlos Reis2 , Kathleen A. Sluka3 , 

Josimari Melo DeSantana4 , Valter Joviniano Santana-Filho1 , Daniel 

Badauê-Passos Jr1 , 1Universidade Federal de Sergipe, Aracaju, Brazil, 

2Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro, Seropédica, Brazil, 

3 4 The Univ. of Iowa, CoralVille, USA, Universidade Federal de Segipe, 

Aracaju, Brazil 

PF 340 ANTINOCICEPTIVE PROPERTIES OF THE ESSENTIAL OIL 

OF BERGAMOT AND LINALOOL Maria Maiarù 1 , Laura Berliocchi 2 , 

Alessandra Levato 1 , Laura Rombolà 1 , Luigi Antonio Morrone 1 , Giacinto 

Bagetta 1 , Maria Tiziana Corasaniti 2 , 1 Univ. of Calabria, Rende (CS), 

Italy, 2 Univ. Magna Grecia, Catanzaro, Italy 

PF 341 TRPM8 CHANNELS ARE INVOLVED IN BODY 

TEMPERATURE MAINTENANCE Narender R. Gavva 1 , Carl Davis 2 , 

Sonya G. Lehto 2 , Sara Rao 2 , Weiya Wang 2 , Dawn X. D. Zhu 2 , 1 Amgen 

Inc, Thousand Oaks, USA, 2 Amgen, Thousand Oaks, USA 

PF 342 A ROBUST METHOD FOR DATA EXTRACTION FROM 

MICRONEUROGRAPHY RECORDINGS James Myatt 1 , Jason A. 

Miranda 2 , Huw Rees 2 , David Dungate 1 , Frederick J. Wilson 3 , Bill 

Vennart 3 , 1 Tessella plc, Stevenage, UK, 2 �� 

UK, 3 �� 

PF 343 TO STUDY THE CONCENTRATION OF SEROTONIN IN 

THE BLOOD SERUM OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC MIGRAINE 

AND CHRONIC TENSION HEADACHES Galina Medvedeva 1 , Oleg 

Zagorulko 2 , 1 I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical Univ., Moscow, 

Russia, 2 FSBI Petrovsky Nat’l. Research Ctr. of Surgery RAMS, 


PF 344 THE EFFECT OF GABAPENTIN ON THE CHANGE IN 

LYMPHOCYTE SUBPOPULATIONS IN MICE Vlasta Orlic Karbic 1 , 

Zlatko Trobonjaca 2 , Marko Skoda 2 , 1 Univ. Hosp. Rijeka, Rijeka, Croatia, 

2 Fac. of Med., Univ. of Rijeka, Rijeka, Croatia 

PF 345 CONOPEPTIDE DELIVERY BY GENE THERAPY OR CELL 

TRANSPLANTATIN FOR PAIN ALLEVIATION IN A RAT SPINAL 

CORD INJURY MODEL Farinaz Nasirinezhad 1 , Janessy Vasquez 2 , 

Michelle Diaz 2 , Shyam Gajavelli 3 , Jacqueline Sagen 3 , 1 Tehran 

Univerisity of Medical Sncs., Tehran, Iran, 2 Univ. of Miami, Miami, USA, 

3 Miami Project to Cure Paralysis, Miami, USA 

PF 346 IS PAIN DOWNREGULATED IF YOU EXPECT A PAINFUL 

STIMULUS IMMEDIATELY NEARBY Tasha R. Stanton, G. Lorimer 

Moseley, The Univ. of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia 

PF 347 NEURAL CODING OF NOCICEPTIVE STIMULI – FROM RAT 

SPINAL NEURONES TO HUMAN PERCEPTION Shafaq Sikandar, 

Gian Domenico Iannetti, Anthony H. Dickenson, Univ. Coll. London, 

London, UK 

PF 348 EXPERIMENTAL MASSETER MUSCLE PAIN CHANGES 

JAW-NECK MOTOR STRATEGY Birgitta Wiesinger 1 , Birgitta Häggman 

Henrikson 1 , Fredrik Hellström 2 , Anders Wänman 1 , 1 Umeå Univ., Umeå, 

Sweden, 2 Univ. of Gävle, Umeå, Sweden 

PF 349 POSTERIOR HYPOTHALAMIC INFLUENCE ON LIGHT- 

EVOKED TRIGEMINAL BRAINSTEM NEURAL ACTIVITY AND TEAR 

VOLUME IN THE RAT Keiichiro Okamoto, David A. Bereiter, U of 

Minnesota Sch. of Dentistry, Minneapolis, USA 

PF 350 MECHANISMS OF THERMAL SENSITIVITY AND PULPAL 

PAIN: CLINICAL FINDINGS FROM QUANTITATIVE THERMAL 

TESTING Mark W. Barber, Alison R. Loescher, Fiona M. Boissonade, 

Helen D. Rodd, �� 

PF 351 NXN-188, A SELECTIVE nNOS INHIBITOR AND A 5-HT 1B/1D 

RECEPTOR AGONIST, INHIBITS CGRP RELEASE IN PRECLINICAL 

MIGRAINE MODELS Deepak Kumar Bhatt 1 , Jes Olesen 1 , John S. 

Andrews 2 , Saurabh Gupta 1 , 1 Univ. of Copenhagen, Glostrup, Denmark, 

2 NeurAxon Inc., Mississauga, Canada 

PF 352 BDNF EXPRESSION IN PAINFUL HUMAN NEUROMAS 

Claire R. Christmas 1 , Rie Suzuki 2 , Keith G. Smith 1 , Alison R. Loescher 1 , 

Fiona M. Boissonade 1 , 1 �� 2 Neusentis 

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PF 353 REPEATED DURAL STIMULATIONS ARE ASSOCIATED 

WITH MIGRAINE CHRONIFICATION Nelly Boyer, Radhouane Dallel, 

Lénaïc Monconduit, INSERM U1107, Clermont-Ferrand, France 

PF 354 INVOLVEMENT OF ERK PHOSPHORYLATION OF THE 

TRIGEMINAL SPINAL SUBNUCLEUS NEURONS IN FACIAL 

HYPERALGESIA IN THE RATS WITH EXPERIMENTAL TRIGEMINAL 

MONONEUROPATHY Koichi Iwata, Ikuko Suzuki, Yoshiyuki Tsuboi, 

Masamichi Shinoda, Nihon Univ. Sch. of Dentistry, Tokyo, Japan 

PF 355 GAP JUNCTION INVOLVEMENT IN TRIGEMINAL 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN AND CENTRAL SENSITIZATION Hua Wang, 

Ye Cao, Chen-Yu Chiang, Jonathan O. Dostrovsky, Ze’ev Seltzer, Barry 

J. Sessle, Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

PF 356 SEX DIFFERENCES IN SEROTONIN ENHANCEMENT OF 

CAPSAICIN-EVOKED CALCITONIN GENE-RELATED PEPTIDE 

RELEASE FROM HUMAN DENTAL PULP Dayna R. Loyd 1 , Xiaoling X. 

Sun 2 , Erin E. Locke 2 , Margaux M. Salas 2 , Michael A. Henry 2 , Kenneth 

M. Hargreaves 2 , 1 United States Army Inst. of Surgical Research, Fort 

Sam Houston, USA, 2 Univ. of Texas Health Snc. Ctr., San Antonio, USA 

PF 357 SATELLITE GLIAL CELL P2Y 12 RECEPTOR IN 

THE TRIGEMINAL GANGLION IS INVOLVED IN LINGUAL 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN MECHANISMS IN RATS Ayano Katagiri 1 , 

Masamichi Shinoda 2 , Akira Toyofuku 1 , Koichi Iwata 2 , 1 Tokyo Medical 

and Dental Univ. Graduate Sch., Tokyo, Japan, 2 Nihon Univ., Sch. of 

Dentistry, Tokyo, Japan 

PF 358 EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FOR AN INCREASED 

VULNERABILITY OF DENTAL PAIN TO AVERSIVE CONDITIONING 

AND EXPLANATORY NEUROIMAGING FINDINGS Michael L. 

Meier 1 , Mike Brugger 2 , Dominik Ettlin 2 , Kai Lutz 1 , 1 Inst. of Psychology, 

Zurich, Switzerland, 2 Clinic for Removable Prosthodontics, Masticatory 

Disorders and Special Care, Zurich, Switzerland 

PF 359 MAST CELL RECRUITMENT, DEGRANULATION AND 

PLASMA EXTRAVASATION IN THE DURA OF SOUND STRESSED 

RATS – IMPLICATIONS FOR MIGRAINE Lisa A. McIlvried, Michael S. 

Gold, Univ. of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA 

PF 360 TOLL-LIKE RECEPTOR 4 IN THE TRIGEMINAL SENSORY 

NEURONS IS INVOLVED IN TONGUE-REFERRED PAIN 

FOLLOWING TOOTH PULP INFLAMMATION Kinuyo Ohara, Kohei 

Shimizu, Masamichi Shinoda, Bunnai Ogiso, Koichi Iwata, Nihon Univ. 

Sch. of Dentistry, Tokyo, Japan 

PF 361 A RAT MODEL OF MIGRAINE INDUCED BY REPEATED 

MENINGEAL NOCICEPTION CHARACTERIZED BY BEHAVIORAL, 

EEG AND PHARMACOLOGICAL APPROACH Agustin Melo-Carrillo, 

Paul Lamothe Molina, Francisco Aguirre Barrios, Arturo Castillo Tovar, 

Alberto Lopez-Avila, Inst. Nacional de Psiquiatría Ramón de la Fuente 

Muñiz, Mexico, Mexico 

PF 362 ALTERED ARTEMIN SIGNALING IN TONGUE TRIGEMINAL 

SENSORY NEURONS CONTRIBUTES TO TNBS-INDUCED TONGUE 

PAIN Masamichi Shinoda, Ayano Katagiri, Kuniya Honda, Koichi Iwata, 

Nihon Univ. Sch. of Dentistry, Tokyo, Japan 

PF 363 MECHANISMS UNDERLYING ECTOPIC OROFACIAL 

ALLODYNIA AND HYPERALGESIA FOLLOWING TOOTH PULP 

AND PERIAPICAL INFLAMMATION Kohei Shimizu, Kinuyo Ohara, 

Shingo Matsuura, Bunnai Ogiso, Koichi Iwata, Nihon Univ. Sch. of 

dentistry, Tokyo, Japan 

PF 364 HYPOTHALAMIC CONTROL OF BRAINSTEM 

TRIGEMINOVASCULAR NOCICEPTION: A LINK FOR ELUCIDATING 

THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF TRIGEMINAL AUTONOMIC 

CEPHALALGIAS Claude Robert 1 , Laurence Bourgeais 1 , Charles- 

Daniel Arreto 1 , Miguel Condés-Lara 2 , Rodrigo Noseda 3 , Luis 

Villanueva 1 , 1 INSERM/UPD UMR 894, Paris, France, 2 Inst. de 

Neurobiología, Querétaro, Mexico, 3 BIDMC, Harvard Medical Sch., 

Boston, USA 

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TRIGEMINAL NEURONS AND ITS CLINICAL IMPLICATION IN THE 

MANAGEMENT OF TRIGEMINAL PAIN Vilma S. Melo 1 , Ivan J. M. 

Bonet 2 , Nadia M. Favaro 1 , Juliana M. Teixeira 2 , Carlos A. Parada 2 , 

Claudia H. Tambeli 3 , 1 Univ. of Campinas - Piracicaba Dental Sch., 

Piracicaba, Brazil, 2 Univ. of Campinas- Inst. of Biology, Campinas, 

Brazil, 3 Univ. of Campinas - Piracicaba Dental Sch. and Inst. of Biology, 

Piracicaba, Brazil 

PF 366 VOLUMETRIC AND MICRO-STRUCTURAL CHANGES OF 

THE TRIGEMINAL NERVE IN CHRONIC OROFACIAL PAIN Sophie 

L. Wilcox 1 , Sylvia M. Gustin 1 , Chris C. Peck 2 , Greg M. Murray 2 , Luke 

A. Henderson 1 , 1 Univ. of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, 2 Fac. of Dentistry, 

Univ. of Sydney, Westmead Hosp., Sydney, Australia 

PF 367 THE EFFECT OF LOW-DOSE PACLITAXEL TREATMENT 

ON THE EXPRESSION OF RWDD3 AND SUMOYLATION OF 

PROTEINS IN LUMBAR DORSAL ROOT GANGLIA Hongdi Meng, 

Bryan P. Schneider, Jill C. Fehrenbacher, Indiana Univ. Sch. of Med., 

Indianapolis, USA 

PF 369 USE AND ABUSE OF GABAPENTIN AND PREGABALIN 

AMONG PATIENTS WITH DRUG DEPENDENCY PROBLEMS IN 

SOUTH EAST SCOTLAND Colin R. W. Baird 1 , Pauline Fox 2 , Lesley A. 

Colvin 1 , 1 The Western General Hosp., Edinburgh, UK, 2 NHS Lothian, 

Edinburgh, UK 

PF 370 ROLE OF GABAPENTIN FOR PREVENTION OF THE 

POSTOPERATIVE CHRONIC PAIN Lilit Museyan, Magda 

Yeghiazaryan, Marina Mardiyan, Yerevan State Medical Univ., Yerevan, 

Armenia 

PF 371 IDENTIFICATION OF SENSORY SYMPTOM CLUSTERS 

IN PATIENTS WITH NEUROPATHIC PAIN BASED ON THE 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN SYMPTOM INVENTORY QUESTIONNAIRE 

AND QUANTITATIVE SENSORY TESTING Roy Freeman 1 , Ralf 

Baron 2 , Didier Bouhassira 3 , Javier Cabrera 4 , Emir Birol 5 , Raymond 

Cheung 5 , Kevin Murphy 5 , 1 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Ctr., Boston, 

USA, 2 Christian-Albrechts Univ., Kiel, Germany, 3 NSERM U987 

Universite´ Versailles Saint-Quentin, Versailles, France, 4 Rutgers Univ., 

New Brunswick, USA, 5 �� 

PF 372 EFFICACY OF PREGABALIN IN PATIENTS WITH PAIN 

AND ITCH CAUSED BY HERPES ZOSTER: QUANTITATIVE 

ASSESSMENT BY PainVision® Hiroshi Sekiyama 1 , Kanako Sato 1 , 

Takamichi Kogure 1 , Kenji Azuma 1 , Masahiko Sumitani 1 , Hideko Arita 2 , 

Kazuo Hanaoka 2 , Yoshitsugu Yamada 1 , 1 Univ. of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan, 

2 JR Tokyo General Hosp., Tokyo, Japan 

PF 373 PREOPERATIVE PREGABALIN SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES 

POSTOPERATIVE MECHANICAL HYPERALGESIA AFTER 

TRANSPERITONEAL NEPHRECTOMY Helmar Bornemann-Cimenti 1 , 

Artur J. Lederer 2 , Mischa Wejbora 1 , Kristina Michaeli 1 , Claudia 

Kern-Pirsch 1 , Sylvia Archan 1 , Gudrun Rumpold-Seitlinger 1 , Richard 

Zigeuner 1 , Andreas Sannder-Kiesling 1 , 1 Medical Univ. of Graz, Graz, 

Austria, 2 Klinikum Rosenheim, Germany, Rosenheim, Germany 

PF 374 DOES THE GRADUAL INCREASE OF PREGABALIN 

REDUCE NEUROPATHIC PAIN AND ADVERSE EFFECTS? – 

PRELIMINARY STUDY Kaname Ueda, Dai Gokan, Ryoji Iida, Takahiro 

Suzuki, Jitsu Kato, Setsurou Ogawa, Nihon Univ. Sch. of Med., Tokyo, 

Japan 

PF 375 OPEN-LABEL MILNACIPRAN FOR PERSISTENT PAIN 

AFTER TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY David M. Marks 1 , Michael 

P. Bolognesi 2 , 1 Duke Univ. Medical Ctr., Chapel Hill, USA, 2 Duke Univ. 

Medical Ctr., Durham, USA 

PF 376 REPEATED CHALLENGES OF SYSTEMIC MIRTAZAPINE 

CAUSE PERMANENT PAIN RELIEF IN MOUSE EXPERIMENTAL 

FIBROMYALGIA MODEL Hiroshi Ueda 1 , Michiko Nishiyori 2 , Kouhei 

Araki 1 , Takehiro Mukae 1 , 1 Nagasaki Univ., Nagasaki, Japan, 2 Daiichi 

Univ., Coll. of Pharmaceutical Sncs., Fukuoka, Japan 

PF 377 CLINICAL STUDY ON PATIENTS WITH ATYPICAL 

ODONTALGIA Miho Takenoshita 1 , Tomoko Sato 2 , Ayano Katagiri 2 , 

Yojiro Umezaki 2 , Motoko Watanabe 2 , Tatsuya Yoshikawa 1 , Akira 

Toyofuku 2 , 1 Tokyo Medical and Dental Hosp., Fac. of Dentistry, Tokyo, 

Japan, 2 Graduate Sch. of Medical and Dental Sncs., Tokyo Medical and 

Dental Univ., Tokyo, Japan 

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PF 378 EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF MIRTAZAPINE IN 

FIBROMYALGIA PATIENTS: A RANDOMIZED PLACEBO- 

CONTROLLED PILOT STUDY Suwimon Yeephu 1 , Saithip Suttiruksa 1 , 

Chuthamanee Suthisisang 1 , Pradit Prateepavanich 2 , Patchara 

Limampai 3 , Irwin Jon Russell 4 , 1 Fac. of Pharmacy, Mahidol Univ., 

Bangkok, Thailand, 2 Fac. of Med., Siriraj Hosp., Mahidol Univ., 

Bangkok, Thailand, 3 Fac. of Medicne, Siriraj Hosp., Mahidol Univ., 

Bangkok, Thailand, 4 Fac.-Retired, The Univ. of Texas Health Snc. Ctr. 

at San Antonio, San Antonio, USA 

PF 379 EFFICACY OF INTERLAMINAR BLIND EPIDURAL 

STEROIDS INJECTIONS FOR LOW BACK PAIN AND SCIATICA: 

EXPERIENCE OF A LEBANESE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Hicham 

A. Abou Zeid 1 , Marie-Antoinette E. Najm 2 , Nicole Naccache 3 , Hisham 

Jabbour 3 , Patricia Yazbeck 3 , 1 �� 

Lebanon, 2 Mgr Cortbawi Hosp., Adma, Lebanon, 3 Hotel Dieu de France 

Hosp., Beirut, Lebanon 

PF 380 MULTIMODAL SURGICAL TREATMENT ALGORITHM FOR 

TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA: AN 8-YEAR PRACTICE REVIEW Per 

M. Almqvist, Gaston Schechtmann, Konstantinos Kouzounias, Bengt 

Linderoth, Göran Lind, Karolinska Inst.t, Stockholm, Sweden 

PF 381 COMPARATIVE STUDY OF INTRA-ARTICULAR STEROID 

INJECTION VS RF NEUROTOMY OF GENICULAR BRANCHES FOR 

MANAGEMENT OF OSTEOARTHRITIC KNEE PAIN Anurag Agarwal 1 , 

Virendra Rastogi 2 , Sarita Singh 3 , Sandeep Khuba 2 , Chandrashekhar 

Pradhan 2 , 1 Lala Lajpat Rai Memorial Medical Coll., Meerut, India, 2 Inst. 

of Medical Sncs., Varanasi, India, 3 CSS Medical Inst., Lucknow, India 

PF 382 SUPERPULSED DIODE LASER APPLICATION 

FOR ORTHODONTIC PAIN REDUCTION: A CONTROLLED 

RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL Francesco Bortolotti, Maria Lavinia 

Bartolucci, Giulio Innocenti, Maria Rosaria Gatto, Giulio Alessandri 

Bonetti, Univ. of Bologna, Bologna, Italy 

PF 383 TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT DISORDERS: 

THE COMPARATIVE EFFICACY OF PHYSIOTHERAPY AND 

HYALURONIC ACID INJECTION ON PAIN, FUNCTIONAL STATUS 

AND WELL BEING (PRELIMINARY REPORT) Pinar Borman, 

Muyesser Okumus, Ozgur Tasbas, Esma Ceceli, Figen Tuncay, Ankara 

Training and Research Hosp., Ankara, Turkey 

PF 384 MOTOR CORTEX STIMULATION IN REFRACTORY PELVIC 

AND PERINEAL PAIN: REPORT OF TWO SUCCESSFUL CASES 

Edwige de Chauvigny, Jean Marie Louppe, Jean-Paul N’Guyen, Roger 

Robert, Thibault Riant, Jean-Jacques Labat, Julien Nizard, CHU 

Nantes, Nantes, France 

PF 385 AUTONOMIC MODULATIONS EFFECT ON HUMAN 

ESOPHAGEAL PAIN HYPERSENSITIVITY Claude A. Botha, Charles 

H. Knowles, Qasim Aziz, Blizard Inst. - Queen Mary Univ. of London, 

London, UK 

PF 386 COMPARISON OF SACROILIAC JOINT INJECTION WITH 

AND WITHOUT FLUOROSCOPY Shahzad Farooq, Naghmi Shirin, 

Shahzana Shahzad, Shahzad Surgery Hosp., Lahore, Pakistan 

PF 387 TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH PAINFUL EYE BLIND BY 

BLOCKING STELLATE GANGLION Thiago Robis de Oliveira, Tatiana 

Vaz Horta Xavier, Tereza Cristina Bandeira Silva Mendes, UFMG, Belo 

Horizonte, Brazil 

PF 388 MICROVASCULAR DECOMPRESSION FOR 

GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL NEURALGIA: OUR EXPERIENCE 

Konstantin S Gordienko, Yuri A. Shulev, Alexander V. Trashin, St- 

Petersburg State Hosp. #2, St-Petersburg, Russia 

PF 389 BIPOLAR RADIOFREQUENCY DENERVATION AS A 

NOVEL TREATMENT FOR SACROILIAC JOINT COMPLEX PAIN 

SYNDROMES: OUR CLINICAL EXPERIENCE Ben-Ari Fried, Arsenio 

Avila, Gil Faclier, Sunnybrook Health Sncs. Ctr., Toronto, Canada 

PF 390 NOVEL WIRELESSLY-OPERATED IMPLANTABLE DRUG 

INFUSION MICROPUMP FOR ON-DEMAND, SITE-SPECIFIC 

DELIVERY OF PAIN MEDICATION Roya Sheybani, Heidi Gensler, 

Tuan Hoang, Ellis Meng, Univ. of Southern California, Los Angeles, 

USA

PF 391 EVALUATION AND CLINICAL CORRELATION OF 

EPIDUROGRAPHIC CONTRAST FLOW PATTERNS TO CLINICAL 

EFFECTIVENESS IN CHRONIC LOW BACKACHE PATIENTS 

UNDERGOING EPIDURAL STEROID INJECTION VIA DIFFERENT 

APPROACHES Ruchi Gupta, Sukhdeep Kaur, Saru Singh, Sri Guru 

Ram Das Inst. of Medical Snc. and Research, Amritsar, India 

PF 392 DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF ILIOPSOAS SYNDROME 

IN PATIENTS WITH INTRACTABLE CHRONIC PAIN OF THE LOWER 

TRUNK AND ANTERIOR THIGH Tzvetanka M. Ivanova-Stoilova 1 , 

Elizabeth Wilson 2 , Arumugam Pitchiach 1 , 1 Aneurin Bevan Health Board, 

Newport, UK, 2 Aneurin Bevan Health Board, Chepstow, UK 

PF 393 IS AURICULAR ACUPUNCTURE EFFECTIVE IN THE 

TREATMENT OF HEADACHES? Wei L. Huang1 , Ana P. S. Huang2 , 

1 2 Unimed de Franca, Franca, Brazil, �� 

Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PF 394 CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH MAGNETIC RESONANCE- 

GUIDED FOCUSED ULTRASOUND SURGERY FOR CHRONIC 

LUMBAR FACET JOINT PAIN IN ELDERLY PATIENTS Motohiro 

Kawasaki 1 , Tomonari Kato 1 , Hirofumi Nanba 1 , Toshikazu Tani 1 , Takahiro 

Ushida 2 , 1 Kochi Medical Sch., Nankoku, Japan, 2 Aichi Medical Univ., 

Nagakute, Japan 

PF 395 CONTINOUS LABOUR EPIDURAL ANLGESIA WITH 

ROPIVACAINE IMPROVES UTEROPLACENTAL BLOOD FLOW 

IN GROWTH-RESTRICTED FETUSES WITH IMPAIRED DOPPLER 

UMBILICAL BLOOD FLOW: A RANDOMISED CONTROL TRIAL 

Kajal Jain, Sukhen Samnta, Neerja Bhardwaj, Post Graduate Inst. of 

Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh, India 

PF 396 A RANDOMISED STUDY FOR EVALUATING THE EFFICACY 

OF INTEGRATED MULTIMODAL APPROACH USING PULSED 

RADIOFREQUENCY LESIONING OF INTERCOSTAL NERVE, 

PREGABALIN AND 5% LIDOCAINE PATCH IN POSTHERPETIC 

NEURALGIA Ashok Kumar 1 , Kavitha Lakshman 2 , Nitish Parmar 2 , B. D. 

Banerjee 2 , 1 Univ. Coll. of Medical Sciencs, Delhi, India, 2 Univ. Coll. of 

Medical Sncs., Delhi, India 

PF 397 THE EFFECTS OF TENS ON BELOW-LEVEL NEUROPATHIC 

PAIN AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY IN CLIP COMPRESSION 

MODEL IN RATS Junesun Kim 1 , Karina Sato 2 , Kathleen A. Sluka 2 , 

1 Korea Univ. Coll. of Health Snc., Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South), 

2 Univ. of Iowa, USA 

PF 400 COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF EFFICACY OF 

INTERLAMINAR WITH TRANSFORAMINAL EPIDURAL STEROID 

INJECTION FOR MANAGEMENT OF SYMPTOMATIC LUMBAR 

INTERVERTEBRAL DISC HERNIATION Naveen Malhotra 1 , Mandeep 

Dhankhar 2 , Zile Singh Kundu 2 , 1 Pt. B.D.S. PGIMS, Rohtak (Haryana), 

India, 2 Pt. B.D.S. PGIMS, Rohtak, India 

PF 401 ULTRASOUND VERSUS FLUOROSCOPIC-GUIDED 

LUMBAR FACET NERVE BLOCK Maher Fawzy Mahmoud, Cairo 

Univ., Cairo, Egypt 

PF 404 VERTEBRAL BODY PUNCTURE ATTENUATED THE 

INTRACTABLE PAIN DUE TO OSTEOPOROTIC VERTEBRAL 

COMPRESSION FRACTURES Koichi Ota 1 , Mika Takahashi 1 , 

Masaharu Katsuno 2 , 1 Ebetsu City Hosp., Ebetsu, Japan, 2 Ebetsu City 

Hospitai, Ebetsu, Japan 

PF 405 USE OF INFRARED LASER IN THE EPISIOTOMY: 

A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL Sonia Maria J. V. Oliveira, Flora 

Maria B. Silva, Marina B. Alvarenga, Sch. of Nursing of the Univ. of Sao 

Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PF 406 EVALUATION OF THE EFFICACY AND TEMPORAL 

PATTERN OF DRY NEEDLING IN THE TREATMENT OF 

MYOFASCIAL PAIN SYNDROME Marcus Y. B. Pai 1 , Juliana T. Toma 1 , 

Irina Raicher 2 , Helena H. S. Kaziyama 2 , Ricardo Galhardoni 1 , Manoel 

J. Teixeira 2 , Daniel C. A. Andrade 2 , 1 Hosp. das Clinicas da Faculdade 

de Medicina da Universidade de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2 Hosp. 

das Clinicas da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de Sao Paulo 

- HCFMUSP, Sao Paulo, Brazil 


PF 407 ANALYSIS OF THE EFFICACY OF CLASSIC 

ACUPUNCTURE IN THE TREATMENT OF PLANTAR FASCIITIS 

Hong J. Pai 1 , Ricardo Y. Yamamoto 2 , Fabio A. P. Sambatti 3 , Priscila 

A. Yamamoto 2 , Clessius F. Santos 4 , Eduardo Vidotti 3 , Ricardo Y. T. 

Yamamoto 1 , Marcus Y. B. Pai 1 , Cristina Y. W. Pai 1 , Juliana T. Toma 1 , 

Manoel J. Teixeira 1 , 1 Hosp. das Clinicas da Faculdade de Medicina 

da Universidade de Sao Paulo, Sao paulo, Brazil, 2 Ortolife, Londrina, 

Brazil, 3 ISCAL, Londrina, Brazil, 4 Ortolife, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PF 408 CORRELATION BETWEEN A GRADING SYSTEM OF 

LUMBAR SPINAL STENOSIS AND EFFICACY OF COMPUTED 

TOMOGRAPHY-GUIDED LUMBAR EPIDURAL STEROID 

INJECTION Chan Hong Park 1 , Sang-Ho Lee 2 , 1 Daegu Wooridul Spine 

Hosp., Daegu, Korea, Republic of (South), 2 Wooridul Spine Hosp., 

Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South) 

PF 409 HIGH EPIDURAL ANESTHESIA FOR CHILDREN IN 

THORACIC SURGERY Michael Shakaryan 1 , Aren Panoyan 2 , 1 Surb 

Astvatcamayr Medical Ctr., Yerevan, Armenia, 2 Ophthalmologic Clinic 

after S.V.Malayan, Yerevan, Armenia 

PF 410 DOUBLE-BLINDED PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL 

FOR SPINAL CORD STIMULATION: YES WE CAN! Christophe 

Perruchoud 1 , Sam Eldabe 2 , Blaise Rutschmann 1 , Marilu Rosato 1 , Anne 

Durrer 1 , Morag Brookes 2 , Alan Batterham 2 , Eric Buchser 1 , 1 Ensemble 

Hosp.ier de la Cñte, Morges, Switzerland, 2 James Cook Hosp., 

Middlesbrough, UK 

PF 411 MOLECULAR SIGNALS FROM ACUPUNCTURE 

STIMULATION IN SKIN LAYER Ji-Yeun Park 1 , Songhee Jeon 2 , 

Jongbae Park 3 , Younbyoung Chae 1 , Hyangsook Lee 1 , Hyejung Lee 1 , 

Hi-Joon Park 1 , 1 Kyung Hee Univ., Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South), 

2 Dongguk Univ., Goyang-si, Korea, Republic of (South), 3 Asian Med. 

and Acupuncture Research, Chapel Hill, USA 

PF 412 COMPARISON OF MUA (MANIPULATION UNDER 

ANESTHESIA) FOR ADHESIVE CAPSULITIS OF SHOULDER JOINT 

(FROZEN SHOULDER) WITH HYDRO DILATATION OF SHOULDER 

JOINT Naghmi Shirin, Shahzad Farooq, Shahzana Shahzad, Shahzad 

Surgery Hosp., Lahore, Pakistan 

PF 413 COMPARATIVE STUDY OF AUTOMATED PERCUTANEOUS 

LUMBAR DISCECTOMY (APLD) VERSES RADIOFREQUENCY 

(RF) DISCECTOMY IN PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM PROLAPSED 

INTERVERTEBRAL DISC Virendra Rastogi 1 , Sandeep Khuba 1 , Sarita 

Singh 2 , Anurag Agarwal 3 , Amrita Ghosh 4 , 1 Inst. of Medical Sncs., 

Banaras Hindu Univ., Varanasi, India, 2 CSMU, Lucknow, Lucknow, 

India, 3 LLRM, Meerut, India, 4 IMS,BHU, Varanasi, India 

PF 414 INTRAOSSEOUS BLOCKADES IN TREATMENT OF 

PAINFUL DIABETIC POLYNEUROPATHY Evgeny Leonidovich Sokov, 

Liudmila Kornilova, Nikolai Arsiukhin, People’s Friendship Univ. of 

Russia, Moscow, Russia 

PF 415 ULTRASOUND-GUIDED BLOCK OF THE SUPERIOR 

CERVICAL GANGLION, DESCRIPTION OF A NOVEL ULTRASOUND 

-GUIDED TECHNIQUE IN HUMAN CADAVERS Andreas 

Siegenthaler 1 , Matthias Haug 2 , Urs Eichenberger 3 , Marc R. Suter 1 , 

Bernhard Moriggl 4 , 1 Pain Ctr., Univ. Hosp. Ctr. and Univ. of Lausanne, 

Lausanne, Switzerland, 2 Univ. Department of Anesthesiology and Pain 

Therapy, Univ. of Bern, Inselspital, Bern, Switzerland, 3 Hirslanden 

Clinic St. Anna, Lucerne, Switzerland, 4 Inst. of Anatomy, Histology and 

Embryology, Medical Univ. of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria 

PF 416 DANCE THERAPY IMPROVES QUALITY OF LIFE IN 

INDIVIDUALS WITH ENCEPHALOPATHY Lavinia Teixeira-Machado, 

Josimari Melo De Santana, Federal Univ. of Sergipe, Aracaju, Brazil 

PF 417 EFFICACY OF COMBINED NUCLEOPLASTY AND 

TRANSFORAMINAL EPIDURAL STEROID INJECTION FOR DISC 

HERNIATION Kian Hian Tan, Singapore General Hosp., Singapore, 

Singapore 

PF 418 ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF SELECTIVE 

SUPPRESSION ON C-FIBER MEDIATED RESPONSES BY PULSED 

RADIOFREQUENCY IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN RATS Yeong-Ray 

Wen 1 , Chia-Chi Liao 2 , Chen-Tung Yen 2 , Chii-Wann Lin 2 , Wei-Tso 

Lin 2 , Ren-Yu Huang 3 , Tsung-Chi Chen 2 , 1 China Medical Univ. Hosp., 

Taichung, Taiwan, 2 Nat’l. Taiwan Univ., Taipei, Taiwan, 3 China Medical 

Univ., Taichung, Taiwan 

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PF 419 MICROVASCULAR DECOMPRESSION FOR RECURRENT 

TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA Alexander V. Trashin, Yury A. Shulev, 

Konstantin S. Gordienko, Saint-Petersburg City Hosp. # 2, Saint- 

Petersburg, Russia 

PF 420 PERCUTANEOUS RADIOFREQUENCY LESION OF THE 

INTERCOSTAL NERVES FOR THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC 

INTRACTABLE PAIN: A LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP STUDY John 

On-Nin Wong 1 , Yi-Ching Chen 2 , Ling-Chu Chen 3 , Mary Paul Watts 3 , 1 St. 

Martin De Porres Hosp., Chia-Yi City, Taiwan, 2 Chi-Mei Medical Ctr., 

Liou-Ying Campus, Tainan, Taiwan, 3 Chung Jen Coll. of Nursing, Health 

Sncs. & Management, Chia-Yi City, Taiwan 

PF 422 PATIENT-REPORTED OUTCOMES IN ACTIVE RHEUMATOID 

ARTHRITIS RECEIVING BIOLOGICAL THERAPY: FOCUS ON 

PAIN STATUS Codrina Ancuta 1 , Eugen Ancuta 2 , Codruta Belibou 3 , 

Rodica Chirieac 1 , 1 Univ. of Med. and Pharmacy “Grigore T Popa”, Iasi, 

Romania, 2 CUZA-VODA Hosp., Iasi, Romania, 3 Rehab. Hosp., Iasi, 

Romania 

PF 423 SUBANESTHETIC INTRAVENOUS KETAMINE INFUSION 

THERAPY: EFFECTIVENESS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC 

NON CANCER PAIN Olly Zekry, Arun Aggarwal, RPAH, Camperdown, 

Australia 

PF 424 THE EFFECT OF PROGESTERONE ON EXPRESSION 

AND DEVELOPMENT OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN A RAT MODEL 

OF PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY Hamid Reza Banafshe, Rasool 

Mokhtari, Azam Mesdaghinia, Javad Verdi, Kashan Univ. of Medical 

Sncs., Kashan, Iran 

PF 425 ONABOTULINUMTOXINA TREATMENT PRODUCES 

CLINICALLY MEANINGFUL RESULTS IN PATIENTS WITH 

CHRONIC MIGRAINE Sheena K. Aurora 1 , David W. Dodick 2 , Catherine 

C. Turkel 3 , Ronald E. DeGryse 3 , Hans-Christoph Diener 4 , Richard B. 

Lipton 5 , Stephen D. Silberstein 6 , 1 Swedish Pain Ctr., Seattle, USA, 

2 Mayo Clinic Arizona, Phoenix, USA, 3 Allergan, Inc., Irvine, USA, 4 Univ. 

Hosp. Essen, Essen, Germany, 5 Albert Einstein Coll. of Med., Bronx, 

USA, 6 Jefferson Headache Ctr., Philadelphia, USA 

PF 426 PAIN, SENSITIZATION, AND VASOMOTOR RESPONSES 

FOLLOWING INTRAMUSCULAR ADMINISTRATION OF 

GLUTAMATE INTO TEMPORALIS MUSCLE IN HEALTHY MEN AND 

WOMEN Larissa Bittencourt da Silva 1 , Dolarose Kulas 1 , Ali Karshenas 2 , 

Brian E. Cairns 3 , Flemming Winther Bach 2 , Lars Arendt-Nielsen 1 , Parisa 

Gazerani 1 , 1 Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark, 2 Århus Univ. Hosp., 

Aalborg, Denmark, 3 Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada 

PF 427 EFFECT OF THE GABAA LIGANDS CLOBAZAM AND 

CLONAZEPAM ON PAIN MODULATION IN HUMANS Marie Besson 1 , 

Alain Matthey 1 , Youssef Daali 1 , Pascal Vuilleumier 2 , Michele Curatolo 2 , 

Pierre Dayer 1 , Hanns Ulrich Zeilhofer 3 , Jules Desmeules 1 , 1 Geneva 

Univ. Hosp.s, Geneva, Switzerland, 2 Inselspital, Bern, Switzerland, 

3 Univ. of Zurich & ETH, Zurich, Switzerland 

PF 428 EFFECT OF A ONCE-DAILY GASTRORETENTIVE 

FORMULATION OF GABAPENTIN ON THE BRIEF PAIN 

INVENTORY AND NEUROPATHIC PAIN SCALE IN PATIENTS WITH 

POSTHERPETIC NEURALGIA (PHN) Roy Freeman 1 , Misha M. 

Backonja 2 , Mark S. Wallace 3 , Geertrui F. Vanhove 4 , Michael Sweeney 4 , 

1 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Ctr., Boston, USA, 2 Lifetree Clinical 

Research, Salt Lake City, USA, 3 UCSD Medical Ctr.-Thornton Hosp., 

San Diego, USA, 4 Depomed, Inc., Menlo Park, USA 

PF 429 CETUXIMAB ALLEVIATES SEVERE NEUROPATHIC PAIN 

Marte G. Cameron, Svein Mjåland, Christian Kersten, Sørlandet Hosp. 

Trust, Kristiansand, Norway 

PF 430 SUSTAINED PAIN RELIEF WITH DIHYDROERGOTAMINE 

IN MIGRAINE IS POTENTIALLY DUE TO PERSISTENT BINDING 

TO 5-HT 1B/1D RECEPTORS Shashidhar Kori 1 , Jian Zhang 1 , 

Donald Kellerman 1 , Thomas Armer 1 , Peter J. Goadsby 2 , 1 MAP 

Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Mountain View, USA, 2 Headache Research 

Group, Univ. of California San Francisco, San Francisco, USA 

PF 431 SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF INTRACTABLE 

ERYTHROMELALGIA BURNING PAIN USING 

ONABOTULINUMTOXINA Robert D. Gerwin, Johns Hopkins Univ. 

Sch. of Med., Bethesda, USA 

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PF 432 THE USEFULNESS OF INTRAVENOUS LIDOCAINE 

INFUSION FOR SHORT AND LONG TERM MANAGEMENT OF 

DERCUM’S DISEASE (A CASE REPORT) Tzvetanka M. Ivanova- 

Stoilova 1 , Meirion Llewelyn 2 , Lisa Jones 1 , Pauline Donne 1 , 1 Aneurin 

Bevan Health Board, Newport, UK, 2 Aneurin Bevan Bealth Board, 

Newport, UK 

PF 433 A NETWORK META-ANALYSIS OF DRUGS THERAPY IN 

PAINFUL DIABETIC NEUROPATHY: AN INDIAN EXPERIENCE OF 

THREE HEAD-TO-HEAD CLINICAL TRIALS Debasish Hota, Pinaki 

Dutta, Pawan Kumar Singh, Anand Srinivasan, Inderjeet Singh, Anil 

Bhansali, Amitava Chakrabarti, PGIMER, Chandigarh, India 

PF 434 LUMBAR STENOSIS OUTCOMES RESEARCH (LUSTOR 

I): A RANDOMIZED, SINGLE-SITE, TWO-PERIOD, CROSSOVER 

TRIAL COMPARING PREGABALIN WITH ACTIVE PLACEBO FOR 

THE TREATMENT OF NEUROGENIC CLAUDICATION ASSOCIATED 

WITH LUMBAR SPINAL STENOSIS John D. Markman 1 , Maria 

Frazer 1 , Michael McDermott 1 , Shirley Rast 1 , Kasia Czerniecka 1 , Ross 

Hanson 2 , Robert Dworkin 1 , Lee Simon 3 , Webster Pilcher 1 , 1 Univ. of 

Rochester, Rochester, USA, 2 Intermountain Medical Ctr., Murray, USA, 

3 SDG LLC, Cambridge, USA 

PF 435 EFFECTS OF METHYLPHENIDATE ON PAIN AND LONG- 

TERM POST-CONCUSSIVE PROBLEMS AFTER TRAUMATIC 

BRAIN INJURY Birgitta Johansson1 , Anna-Pia Wentzel2 , Clas 

Mannheimer3 , Lars Rönnbäck1 , 1Inst. of NeuroSnc. and Physiology, 

The Sahlgrenska Academy, Univ. of Gothenburg, Gothenburg, Sweden, 

2 3 Multidisiplinary Pain Ctr., Gothenburg, Sweden, Multidisiplinary Pain 

Ctr., Gotheburg, Sweden 

PF 436 A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE EFFECTS OF 

METHYLENE BLUE IN THE TREATMENT OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN: 

A DOUBLE-BLIND, RANDOMISED PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL 

Adriana A. Miclescu, Martin Svahn, Torsten Gordh, Uppsala Univ. 

Hosp., Uppsala, Sweden 

PF 437 PHARMACODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF THE ANALGESIC 

EFFECT OF CAPSAICIN 8% (Qutenza) IN DIABETIC 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN PATIENTS: DETECTION OF DISTINCT 

RESPONSE GROUPS Christian Martini, Erik Olofsen, Albert Dahan, 

Leiden Univ. Medical Ctr., Leiden, Netherlands 

PF 438 REPEATED CHALLENGES OF DONEPEZIL CAUSE 

PERMANENT PAIN RELIEF IN MOUSE EXPERIMENTAL 

FIBROMYALGIA MODEL Takehiro Mukae, Hiroshi Ueda, Nagasaki 

Univ., Nagasaki, Japan 

PF 439 THE EXPLOITATION OF A TRANSDERMAL SYSTEM 

(TDS) OF KETAMINE : A PHARMACOKINETIC ASSESSMENT 

Yasuko Miwa 1 , Rie Kubota 2 , Yoshimiti Maruyama 3 , Yoshio Wada 3 , 

Ayuko Okamoto 3 , Aya Tsukamoto 3 , Kei Torigoe 1 , Hajime Toyoda 4 , 

Takako Komiyama 3 , 1 Nat’l. Inst. of Cancer Hosp. East, Kashiwa City, 

Japan, 2 Sch. of Pharmacology, Kitasato Univ., Tokyo, Japan, 3 Sch. of 

Pharmacy, Kitasato Univ., Tokyo, Japan, 4 Tokyo Medical Health Univ., 

Tokyo, Japan 

PF 440 THE EFFECT OF KETAMINE ON RESTING-STATE 

MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS 

Marieke Niesters, Najmeh Khalili-Mahani, Christian Martini, Serge 

Rombouts, Albert Dahan, Leiden Univ. Medical Ctr., Leiden, 


PF 441 THE EFFECT OF PLACEBO, MORPHINE AND KETAMINE 

ON CONDITIONED PAIN MODULATION (CPM) AND PAIN 

ADAPTATION IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN PATIENTS Marieke Niesters 1 , 

Elske Hoitsma 2 , Elise Sarton 1 , Albert Dahan 1 , 1 Leiden Univ. Medical 

Ctr., Leiden, Netherlands, 2 Diaconessehuis, Leiden, Netherlands 

PF 442 CEFTRIAXONE DIMINISHES NOCICEPTION IN A 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN MODEL IN RAT Abraham Ochoa-Aguilar 1 , 

Marco Antonio Sotomayor-Sobrino 1 , Agustin Melo-Carrillo 2 , Paul 

J. Lamothe Molina 2 , Arturo Castillo Tovar 2 , Alberto Lopez-Avila 2 , 

1 Universidad La Salle, Mexico, Mexico, 2 Inst. Nacional de Psiquiatría 

Ramón de la Fuente Muñiz, Mexico, Mexico 

PF 443 SYSTEMIC DONEPEZIL REDUCES HYPERSENSITIVITY 

AFTER NERVE INJURY BY INCREASING ACETYLCHOLINE 

CONCENTRATION TO INDUCE SUBSEQUENT GABA RELEASE IN 

THE SPINAL CORD Hideaki Obata, Masafumi Kimura, Shigeru Saito, 

Gunma Univ. Graduate Sch. of Med., Maebashi, Japan

PF 444 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN KETAMINE AND POST- 

TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER IN BURNED UNITED STATES 

SERVICE MEMBERS Lawrence N. Petz, Christopher V. Maani, Laura 

L. McGhee, Dayna R. Loyd, Thomas H. Garza, Terry M. Slater, John L. 

Clifford, Jacob J. Hansen, Marcie Fowler, United States Army Inst. of 

Surgical Research, Fort Sam Houston, USA 

PF 445 EFFECTS OF KETAMINE ON PROPRIOCEPTION IN MAN 

Terje Kirketeig 1 , Claudia Espino 2 , Eva Götharson 1 , Jan Persson 1 , 

1 Karolinska Univ. Hosp., Huddinge, Stockholm, Sweden, 2 Karolinska 

Inst.t, Stockholm, Sweden, 3 Danderyd Univ. Hosp., Stockholm, Sweden 

PF 446 NON-CONVENTIONAL THERAPEUTICALLY APPROACHES 

TO RELIEVE MENSTRUAL COLIC Maria Belén S. Posso 1 , Vania M. 

A. Giaretta 2 , Ana Lucia G. G. Sant´Anna 2 , 1 Universidade do Vale do 

Paraíba Paulista, São Paulo, Brazil, 2 Universidade do Vale do Paraíba 

Paulista, São José dos Campos, Brazil 

PF 447 SYSTEMATIC ADMINISTRATION OF LIDOCAINE TO 

RELIEVE INTRACTABLE NEUROPATHIC PAIN: PREDICTIVE 

FACTORS OF RESPONSE Virginie Piano, Olivier Rabary, Julien 

Quetel, Milou-Daniel Drici, Michel Lanteri-Minet, Ctr. Hosp.ier 

Universitaire de Nice, Nice, France 

PF 448 OUTPATIENT INTRAVENOUS KETAMINE INFUSION 

FOLLOWED BY ORAL KETAMINE THERAPY FOR THE 

TREATMENT OF REFRACTORY NEUROPATHIC PAIN SYNDROMES 

Rachael Seib, Anuj Bhatia, Philip W. H. Peng, Paul S. Tumber, 

Watanya Chaiwong, Toronto Western Hosp., Toronto, Canada 

PF 449 INTRAVENOUS LIDOCAINE FOR CHRONIC PAIN 

MANAGMENT OF EHLER DANLOS SYNDROMES Tarek M. A. 

Sarhan, Hisham M. Anwar, Fac. of Med. Alexandria Univ., Alexandria, 

Egypt 

PF 450 EFFECTS OF METHYLPHENIDATE ON PAIN PROCESSING 

Roi Treister 1 , Elon Eisenberg 2 , Naor Demeter 3 , Dorit Pud 3 , 1 Technion 

- Israel Inst. of Tech, Haifa, Israel, 2 Rambam Health Care Campus, 

Haifa, Israel, 3 Univ. of Haifa, Haifa, Israel 

PF 451 MYOFASCIAL PAIN OF JAW MUSCLES: COMPARISON 

OF SHORT-TERM EFFECTIVENESS OF BOTULINUM TOXIN 

INJECTIONS AND FASCIAL MANIPULATION TECHNIQUE Antonio 

Stecco, Luca Guarda, Carla Stecco, Univ. of Padua, Padua, Italy 

PF 452 DRUG CHALLENGE TEST AND DRIP INFUSION OF 

KETAMINE FOR POST-STROKE PAIN Takamitsu Yamamoto, Yoichi 

Katayama, Nihon Univ. Sch. of Med., Tokyo, Japan 

PF 453 SINGLE-ENTITY OXYCODONE USE IN CHILDREN: A 

POPULATION-BASED STUDY Susan A. Oliveria 1 , Laura E. Wallace 2 , 

Syd Phillips 3 , Sharon Hensley Alford 4 , Karen E. Wells 4 , Guarav 

Deshpande 5 , Yueqin Zhao 5 , Marianne Ulcickas Yood 6 , 1 EpiSource, LLC, 

Newtown, USA, 2 Purdue Pharma, L.P., Stamford, USA, 3 EpiSource, 

LLC, Newton, USA, 4 Henry Ford Health System, Detroit, USA, 

5 HealthCore, Inc, Wilmington, USA, 6 EpiSource, Newton, USA 

PF 454 OUTCOME OF ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT IN A 

MALAYSIAN PAIN CLINIC Kavita M. Bhojwani 1 , Lee Choo Yeoh 2 , 

1 Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hosp., Ipoh, Malaysia, 2 Sultanah Bahiyah 

Hosp. Alor Star, Alor Star, Malaysia 

PF 455 ARE ACUPUNCTURE MERIDIANS BASED ON REFERRED 

PAIN PATTERNS? Florian Beissner 1 , Irene Marzolff 2 , 1 Univ. Hosp. 

Jena, Jena, Germany, 2 Goethe Univ., Frankfurt, Germany 

PF 456 BRAIN MAPPING OF ACUPUNCTURE STIMULATION: 

META-ANALYSIS Inseon Lee 1 , Won-Mo Jung 2 , Hyejung Lee 1 , 

Younbyoung Chae 1 , 1 Acupuncture and Meridian Snc. Research Ctr., 

Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South), 2 Korea Univ., Seoul, Korea, Republic 


PF 458 LASER ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY FOR SCIATICA: A CASE 

STUDY Wen-Long Hu, Chun-Ting Liu, Yu-Chiang Hung, Kaohsiung 

Chang Gung Memorial Hosp., Kaohsiung, Taiwan 

PF 459 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ACUPUNCTURE IN PATIENTS 

WITH LOW BACK PAIN: A GENERAL PRACTICE AUDIT Arpita 

Guha, Castle Douglas Medical Group, Dumfries, UK 


PF 460 BRAIN RESPONSE TO ACUPUNCTURE STIMULATION 

PREDICTS CLINICAL PAIN IMPROVEMENT FOLLOWING A 

LONGITUDINAL COURSE OF ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY IN 

CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME Yumi Maeda 1 , Jieun Kim 1 , Stephen 

Cina 1 , Jayhyun Im 1 , Claire McManus 2 , Cristina Malatesta 2 , Pia Hugus 2 , 

Jessica Gerber 1 , Rebecca Ong-Sutherland 2 , Leslie Morse 3 , Norman 

Kettner 4 , Joseph Audette 5 , Vitaly Napadow 1 , 1 Massachusetts General 

Hosp., Charlestown, USA, 2 Spaulding Rehab. Hosp., Medford, 

USA, 3 Massachusetts General Hosp., Boston, USA, 4 Logan Coll. of 

�� 5 Harvard Vanguard Medical, Boston, 

USA 

PF 461 SHORT-TERM EFFECTS OF MOTION-STYLE 

ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT (MSAT) IN ACUTE LOW BACK 

PAIN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE DISABILITY: A MULTICENTER, 

RANDOMIZED, CONTROLLED TRIAL Tae-Gyu Lee 1 , Joon-Shik 

Shin 1 , In-Hyuk Ha 1 , Jinho Lee 1 , Youngkwon Choi 1 , Byoung-Yoon Park 1 , 

Me-riong Kim 1 , Byung-Cheul Shin 2 , Myeong Soo Lee 3 , 1 Jaseng Medical 

Fdn., Seoul, Korea, Republic of (South), 2 Pusan Nat’l. Univ., Yangsan, 

Korea, Republic of (South), 3 Korea Inst. of Oriental Med., Daejeon, 

Korea, Republic of (South) 

PF 463 SCALP ELECTRO-ACUPUNCTURE ATTENUATES PAIN 

AND IMPROVES FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY Masanori Ogata, Moji 

Hosp., Kitakyusyu, Japan 

PF 464 AN OVERVIEW OF ACUPUNCTURE TECHNIQUES FOR 

MIGRAINE Yue Zhang 1 , Yi Guo 2 , 1 Tianjin Univ. of Traditional Chinese 

Med., Tianjin, China, 2 Tianjin Univ. of TCM, Tianjin, China 

PF 465 ESTABLISHING A PALLIATIVE CARE SERVICE AT 

A TEACHING HOSPITAL Nimat Hanna Adib, Beyrouni Hosp., 

Damascus, Syria 

PF 466 EFFECTIVENESS OF INTEGRATIVE TREATMENT 

PACKAGE FOR SEVERE RADICULAR PAIN PATIENTS WITH 

LUMBAR DISC HERNIATION (3 YEAR FOLLOW UP) In-Hyuk Ha, 

Joon-Shik Shin, Tae-Gyu Lee, Jinho Lee, Byoung-Yoon Park, Me-riong 

Kim, Youngkwon Choi, Jaseng Medical Fdn., Seoul, Korea, Republic of 

(South) 

PF 467 HIRUDOTHERAPY IN THE OUTPATIENT PAIN PRACTICE: 

A NEW COIL IN A SPIRAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE EVOLUTION 

Andrew Bokarius 1 , Vladimir Bokarius 2 , Mark Barats 3 , 1 Univ. of 

California, Irvine, Irvine, USA, 2 Comprehensive Care Consultants, San 

Mateo, USA, 3 Los Angeles Healthcare Medical Group, West Hollywood, 

USA 

PF 468 EPIGALLOCATECHIN GALLATE SUPPRESSES NFkB 

SIGNALING PATHWAY & APOPTOSIS IN THE EXPERIMENTAL 

MODEL OF DIABETIC NEUROPATHY Anurag Kuhad, Kanwaljit 

Chopra, Panjab Univ., Chandigarh, India 

PF 469 FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE WITH OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS 

AND BIOIDENTICAL HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY FOR 

CHRONIC PAIN: CASE SERIES INCLUDING HEADACHE AND 

FIBROMYALGIA Annie Hum, Gordon D. Ko, Leigh Arseneau, Michael 

Carozza, Canadian Ctr. for Integrative Med., Markham, Canada 

PF 470 INFANTS’ VACCINATION PAIN MANAGEMENT AND 

EFFECT OF BREAST FEEDING, SUCKING THE PACIFIER AND 

MOTHER’S HUG: A RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL Simin Taavoni, 

Shadab Shahali, Hamid Haghani, Tehran Univ. of Medical Sncs., 

Tehran, Iran 

PF 471 THE USE OF COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES FOR 

CHRONIC PAIN IN HOSPICES IN SOUTHERN ITALY AND ISLANDS 

Roberto Latina 1 , Cesira Coratella 2 , Chiara Mastroianni 3 , Giuseppe 

Casale 3 , Julita Sansoni 1 , Daniela D’Angelo 4 , Arianna Camilloni 1 , 

Gianfranco Tarsitani 1 , Maria Grazia De Marinis 5 , 1 Sapienza Univ., 

Rome, Italy, 2 San Camillo-Forlanini Hosp., Rome, Italy, 3 Antea Hospice, 

Rete di Cure Palliative, Rome, Italy, 4 Tor Vergata Univ., Rome, Italy, 

5 Campus Bio-Medico Univ., Rome, Italy 

PF 472 EFFICACY OF MUSIC AS A POSTOPERATIVE PAIN 

MANAGEMENT INTERVENTION IN ADULT PATIENTS: 

A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Nick Allcock 1 , Fiona Bath-Hextall 2 , Abigail 

Kusi-Amponsah 3 , Wendy Stanton 2 , Arun Kumar 2 , 1 The Univ. of 

Nottingham, Nottingham, UK, 2 Univ. of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK, 

3 Komfo Anokye Teaching Hosp., Kumasi, Ghana 

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PF 473 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TNF�, P38 MAPK ENZYME 

ACTIVITY AND HYPERALGESIA VARIATION DURING DIFFERENT 

STAGES OF CFA INDUCED ARTHRITIS IN MALE WISTAR RATS 

Zeinab Akhtari 1 , Jalal Zaringhalam 2 , Akram Eidi 1 , Elaheh Tekieh 2 , Homa 

Manaheji 3 , 1 Snc. and Research Branch Islamic Azad Univ., Tehran, 

Iran, 2 NeuroSnc. Research Ctr. of Shahid Beheshti Univ., Tehran, Iran, 

3 NeuroSnc. Research Ctr. of Shahid Beheshti, Tehran, Iran 

PF 474 DOES MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC PAIN DIFFER 

BETWEEN OLDER AND YOUNGER ADULTS, AND DO THE 

ATTITUDES OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS HAVE AN IMPACT?: 

A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Paul A. Cameron 1 �� 2 , 

Blair H. Smith 1 , 1 Univ. of Dundee, Dundee, UK, 2 Univ. of Greenwich, 

Eltham, UK 

PF 476 ASSESSING CHRONIC PAIN DURING NURSE-BASED 

SCREENING CLINICS FOR NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES: 

KENYA Margaret A. Caudill-Slosberg 1 , Eileen M. Stuart-Shor 2 , Anna 

K. Karani 3 , Alia MacPherson 2 , Jacob Kariuki 2 , Julie McCarey 2 , Jessica 

DeMita 2 , Kaitlin Brown 2 , Shannon Sayer 2 , Irene Ndigirigi 4 , 1 Dartmouth 

Hitchcock Medical Ctr., Lyme, USA, 2 Univ. of Massachusetts, Boston, 

USA, 3 Univ. of Nairobi, Nairobi, Kenya, 4 TumuTumu Sch. of Nursing, 

Tumu Tumu, Kenya 

PF 477 CO-BEDDING DIMINISHES STRESS ASSOCIATED WITH 

HEEL LANCE IN PRETERM TWINS [NCT00917631] Marsha 

Campbell-Yeo 1 , Celeste Johnston 2 , K. S. Joseph 3 , Nancy Feeley 4 , 

Christine Chambers 5 , Keith Barrington 6 , Kim Caddell 1 , 1 IWK Health 

Ctr., Halifax, Canada, 2 McGill Univ., Montreal, Canada, 3 Univ. of British 

Columbia and the Children’s and Women’s Hosp. of British Columbia, 

Vancouver, Canada, 4 Jewish General Hosp. and The Quebec InterUniv. 

Nursing Intervention Research Group (GRIISIQ), Montreal, Canada, 

5 IWK Health Ctr. and Dalhousie Univ., Halifax, Canada, 6 Sainte-Justine 

Univ. Hosp. and Université du Montréal, Montreal, Canada 

PF 478 EFFICACY OF ORAL LORAZEPAM ON PREOPERATIVE 

ANXIETY AND POST OPERATIVE PAIN Tarlika P. Doctor 1 , Dr. 

Dipal Gaikwad 2 , 1 B.J.Medical Coll., Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, India, 

2 B.J.Medical Coll., Ahmedabad, India 

PF 479 WE DISCOUNT PAIN IN THE ABSENCE OF MEDICAL 

EVIDENCE: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF NEGATIVELY EVALUATING 

THE PATIENT Lies De Ruddere 1 , Liesbet Goubert 1 , Michael A. L. 

Stevens 1 , Amanda C. de C. Williams 2 , Geert Crombez 1 , 1 Ghent Univ., 

Ghent, Belgium, 2 Univ. Coll. London, London, UK 

PF 480 NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS USED BY 

PATIENTS AFTER SURGERY: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM THE 

INTERNATIONAL PAIN REGISTRY, PAIN-OUT Ana-Maria M. Iuonut 1 , 

Ruth Zaslansky 2 , Marcus Komann 2 , Lucian Fodor 3 , Winfried Meissner 2 , 

1 Cluj County Emergency Hosp., Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 2 Univ. Hosp. 

Jena, Jena, Germany, 3 Emergency Cluj County Hosp., Cluj-Napoca, 

Romania 

PF 481 KNOWLEDGE OF DRUGS IN PATIENTS WITH ZOSTER- 

ASSOCIATED PAIN IN JAPAN Kazuo Higa, Kazuhiko Hirata, Kazunori 

Hirota, Keiich Nitahara, Shiho Shibata, Rumie Wakasaki, Fukuoka Univ. 

Fac. of Med., Fukuoka, Japan 

PF 483 LONG-TERM CONSEQUENCES OF AN ICU STAY IN 

OLDER PATIENTS Marie-Madlen Jeitziner 1 , Sandra Zwakhalen 2 , 

Stephan Jakob 1 , Reto Bürgin 3 , Virpi Hantikainen 4 , Jan P. H. Hamers 5 , 

1 Univ. Hosp. Bern, Bern, Switzerland, 2 Maastricht Univ., Maastricht, 

Netherlands, 3 Univ. Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland, 4 Univ. St.Gallen, St. 

Gallen, Switzerland, 5 Univ. Maastricht, Maastricht, Netherlands 

PF 484 INFLUENCE OF TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT 

STIMULATION OF THE DORSOLATERAL PREFRONTAL 

CORTEX ON PAIN-RELATED EMOTIONS Hiroshi Maeoka 1 , Atsushi 

Matsuo 1 , Makoto Hiyamizu 1 , Shu Morioka 1 , Hiroshi Ando 2 , 1 Kio Univ., 

Kitakatsuragi-gun, Nara, Japan, 2 Kobe Univ., Kobe-shi, Hyogo, Japan 

PF 486 EFFECTS OF TWO OR THREE PEPTIDASE INHIBITORS 

ON ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECT OF [Leu 5 ]-ENKEPHALIN BY 

INTRATHECAL ADMINISTRATION IN RATS Masaaki Miura 1 , 

Masanobu Yoshikawa 1 , Mariko Watanabe 1 , Shigeru Takahashi 2 , 

Toshiyasu Suzuki 2 , 1 Sch. of Med., Tokai Univ., Isehara, Japan, 2 Sch. of 

Med., Tokai Univ., Yokohama, Japan 

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PF 487 THE EFFECTS OF EXERCISE THERAPY TO IMPROVE JAW 

MOVEMENT AND EDUCATION TO REDUCE PARAFUNCTIONAL 

ACTIVITIES ON CHRONIC PAIN OF THE CRANIOCERVICAL Izumi 

Makino 1 , Young-Chang Arai 1 , Takako Matsubara 2 , Kazuhiro Hayashi 1 , 

Miyuki Mizutani 1 , Shinsuke Inoue 1 , Makoto Nishihara 1 , Takahiro 

Ushida 1 , 1 Aichi Medical Univ., Nagakute, Japan, 2 Nihon Fukushi Univ., 

Handa, Japan 

PF 488 EVALUATION OF CONTROLLED-RELEASE OXYCODONE 

IN POSTOPERATIVE PATIENTS OF HEAD AND NECK ONCOLOGIC 

SURGERY Ana Claudia G. Carvalho 1 , Mariana Musauer 1 , Grace H. D. 

Pires 2 , Ismar L. Cavalcanti 1 , 1 Nat’l. Cancer Inst., Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 

2 Nat’l. Cancer Inst., Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

PF 489 THE EFFECTS OF PENTAZOCINE ON BISPECTRAL 

INDEX VALUES WITH AND WITHOUT NITROUS OXIDE DURING 

SEVOFLURANE ANESTHESIA Hiroshi Oyake, Meikai Univ., Sakado, 

Japan 

PF 491 PREOPERTAIVE PREGABALIN PREMEDICATION 

FOR POSTOPERATIVE PAIN MANAGEMENT IN 

LAPCHOLECYSTECTOMY PATIENTS: A PROSPECTIVE, DOUBLE- 

BLIND, RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL Krishna Poddar, Fortis 

Hosp., Kolkata, India 

PF 492 TESTING KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION IN NURSES FROM 

EDUCATIONAL TOOLS ABOUT MANAGING PAIN DURING 

CHILDHOOD IMMUNIZATION Anna Taddio 1 , Vibhuti Shah 2 , Jane 

Wang 1 , Moshe Ipp 3 , Ross Hetherington 3 , Eman Yeung 4 , Chaitya 

Parikh 1 , Sarah Smart 1 , Ali Jamal 1 , Rebecca Pillai Riddell 5 , Michael 

Sgro 4 , Linda Franck 6 , 1 Univ. of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 2 Mount Sinai 

Hosp., Toronto, Canada, 3 Hosp. for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada, 

4 St. Michael’s Hosp., Toronto, Canada, 5 York Univ., Toronto, Canada, 

6 Univ. of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, USA 

PF 493 COMPARISON OF ANALGESIC EFFECT OF DICLOFENAC 

AND TRAMADOL IN POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD Ismet Suljevic, Univ. 

Clinic of Anesthesiology Sarajevo, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina 

PF 494 RELATION BETWEEN SERUM IL-6 LEVEL AND P38 MAPK 

ACTIVITY ON HYPERALGESIA VARIATION DURING ACUTE 

INFLAMMATION Elaheh Tekieh 1 , Jalal Zaringhalam 1 , Homa Manaheji 2 , 

1 NeuroSnc. Research Ctr. of Shahid Beheshti Univ., Tehran, Iran, 

2 NeuroSnc. Research Ctr., Tehran, Iran 

PF 497 TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRIC NERVE STIMULATION 

(TENS) – A MULTIPROSPECTIVE STUDY FOR THE VERIFICATION 

OF THE EFFECTIVENESS WITH CHRONIC PAIN Monika Thomm, 

Univ. of Cologne, Cologne, Germany 

PF 498 INCREASING UTILIZATION OF STRONG OPIOID 

ANALGESICS IN A UK PRIMARY CARE POPULATION Che Suraya 

Zin 1 , Li-Chia Chen 2 , Roger D. Knaggs 2 , 1 The Univ. of Nottingham/Int’l. 

Islamic Univ. Malaysia, Pahang Malaysia/Nottingham, UK, 2 The Univ. of 

Nottingham, Nottingham, UK 

PF 499 ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECTS OF BONE MARROW- 

DERIVED MONONUCLEAR CELLS ON NEUROPATHY INDUCED 

BY SCIATIC NERVE CONSTRICTION IN MICE Tais Adelita Barros 1 , 

Ricardo Ribeiro dos Santos 2 , Milena Botelho Pereira Soares 1 , Cristiane 

Flora Villarreal 3 , 1 Centro de Pesquisa Goncalo Moniz, Fundacao 

Oswaldo Cruz, Salvador, Brazil, 2 Hosp. São Rafael, Salvador, Brazil, 

3 Universidade Federal da Bahia, Salvador, Brazil 

PF 500 A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN THE EFFICACY 

OF THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND AND SOFT TISSUE 

MASSAGE (FRICTION MASSAGE) IN MANAGING PAIN & RoM 

IN SUPRASPINATUS TENDINITIS Nitesh Bansal 1 , Kshitija Patki 2 , 

1 Galgotias Univ. Uttar Pradesh, Greater Noida, India, 2 Amar Jyoti Inst. 

of Physiotherapy, Delhi, India 

PF 501 THE CREATION AND VALIDATION OF A HOME VIDEO 

FUNCTIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM FOR FILIPINO PATIENTS 

WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS EXPERIENCING CHRONIC PAIN 

Stephanie Ann G. Balid, Consuelo B. Suarez, Univ. of Santo Tomas, 

Espana, Manila, Philippines

PF 502 SPECIFIC TRAINING PROGRAM FOR THE TREATMENT OF 

FIBROMYALGIA: A PILOT PROSPECTIVE CONTROLLED STUDY 

Céline Bodéré 1 , Youenn-thor Bodéré 2 , Bertrand Quinio 3 , Alain Woda 4 , 

Laurent Misery 1 , 1 Fac. of Med., EA 4326, Brest NeuroSnc. Laboratory, 

Brest, France, 2 Liberal Practice, Brest, France, 3 pain Ctr., Brest, 

France, 4 Fac. of Odontology, EA 3847, CROC, Clermont-Ferrand, 

France 

PF 503 MINDING MOVEMENT, APPLIED MINDFULNESS-BASED 

THERAPY IN A BEHAVIORAL PAIN RE-EDUCATION PROGRAM 

Matthew P. G. Berkhout, René F. A. Oosterwijk, Medical Ctr., Alkmaar, 


PF 504 PAIN MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES USED BY 

FIBROMYALGIA PATIENTS: A COHORT STUDY �� 1 , Tiina 

Hankama 2 , Pekka Hannonen 3 , Hannu Kautiainen 2 , Timo Pohjolainen 1 , 

Maija Haanpää 4 , 1 ORTON Rehab. Ctr., ORTON Fdn., Helsinki, Finland, 

2 Central Hosp. Jyväskylä, Jyväskylä, Finland, 3 Univ. of Eastern Finland, 

Kuopio, Finland, 4 Univ. Hosp. Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland 

PF 505 OLDER WOMEN’S DAILY RHYTHM OF ACTIVITIES IN 

A SUPPORTING ENVIRONMENT, LIVING WITH PERSISTENT 

MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN Sara E. G. Cederbom 1 , Petra von 

Heideken Wågert 2 , Anne R. Söderlund 2 , Maja Söderbäck 2 , 1 Sch. of 

Health, Care and Social Welfare, Eskilstuna, Sweden, 2 Sch. of Health, 

Care and Social Welfare, Västerås, Sweden 

PF 506 CATEGORISATION OF BACK PAIN PATIENTS TO AN 

EFFICIENT TREATMENT PATHWAY: PRELIMINARY RESULTS 

Nicholas J. Harland, Denis Martin, Teesside Univ., Middlesbrough, UK 

PF 507 FUNCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT, SATISFACTION LEVEL 

& SUBJECTIVE RATINGS OF IMPROVEMENT IN PATIENTS 

USING CUSTOM-MADE ORTHOTICS IN THE LONG-TERM FOR 

FOREFOOT PAIN (METATARSALGIA) George Georgoudis 1 , Christin 

Felah 2 , Manolis Aggourakis 2 , 1 ATEI of Athens, Pireas, Greece, 2 Ctr. for 

Research & Physiotherapy Practice, Pireas, Greece 

PF 508 EFFECT OF FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION 

ON POST STROKE SHOULDER PAIN AND ARM FUNCTION IN 

HEMIPLEGIC PATIENTS Khin Myo Hla 1 , Than Than Htay 2 , Myint 

Thaung 2 , Mi Mi Cho 1 , Soe Aung 1 , Nyan Tun 2 , Khin Saw Oo 1 , Than 

Win 2 , Thu Zar Aung 1 , 1 Yangon General Hosp., Univ. of Med.-I, Yangon, 

Myanmar, 2 North Okkalapa General Hosp., Univ. of Med.-II, Yangon, 

Myanmar 

PF 509 TREADMILL EXERCISE REVERSES MECHANICAL 

HYPERALGESIA IN ACID-INJECTED RATS Kazuhiro Hayashi 1 , 

Shigeyuki Suzuki 1 , Nami Inukai 2 , Takayuki Inoue 3 , Shota Imoto 4 , 

Yasuhiro Banno 5 , Masahiro Iwata 5 , Mitsuhiro Fujiwara 1 , Kazuhiro 

Hayashi 6 , Masahiro Iwata 1 , Mitsuhiro Fujiwara 2 , 1 Nagoya Univ. 

Graduate Sch. of Med., Nagoya, Japan, 2 Kami-iida Rehab. Hosp., 

Nagoya, Japan, 3 Nagoya Univ. Hosp., Nagoya, Japan, 4 Kainan Hosp., 

Yatomi, Japan, 5 Nihon Fukushi Univ., Handa, Japan, 6 Aichi Medical 

Univ., Nagakute, Japan 

PF 510 EFFECTS OF STRETCHING ON PAIN DEVELOPMENT IN 

CAST-IMMOBILIZED RATS Tomoko Koeda 1 , Takuya Sakakibara 1 , 

Yuya Okimukou 1 , Masashi Hotta 1 , Tomoaki Nakata 1 , Takanori Idutsu 1 , 

Hiromitsu Tasaki 1 , Tomohiko Nishigami 2 , Kazue Mizumura 3 , 1 Nagoya 

Gakuin Univ, Seto, Japan, 2 Konan Women’s Univ, Kobe, Japan, 3 Chubu 

Univ, Kasugai, Japan 

PF 511 ANALGESIC EFFECT OF LOW FREQUENCY 

TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION (TENS) 

ON CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY PAIN IN ADJUVANT-INDUCED 

ARTHRITIS MODEL RATS Hideshi Ikemoto, Masataka Sunagawa, 

Mayumi Okada, Tadashi Hisamitsu, Sch. of Med., Showa Univ., Tokyo, 

Japan 

PF 512 SHORT-TERM SUB-AQUATIC TENS REDUCES PAIN 

INTENSITY IN PATIENTS WITH GONARTHROSIS Lucas V. Lima, 

Isabela A. F. Santos, Ellen C. G. Soares, Juliana M. A. Vasconcelos, 

Priscila A. Garcez, Paulo M. P. Oliveira, Walderi M. Silva Junior, Valter 

J. Santana-Filho, Josimari M. DeSantana, Federal Univ. of Sergipe, 

Aracaju, Brazil 


PF 513 EFFECT OF REPEATED AND PROLONGED USE OF 

HIGH FREQUENCY TENS IN PATIENTS WITH GONARTHROSIS 

Lucas V. Lima, Isabela A F. Santos, Ellen C. G. Soares, Juliana M. A. 

Vasconcelos, Priscila A. Garcez, Paulo M. P. Oliveira, Walderi M. Silva 

Junior, Valter J. Santana-Filho, Josimari M. DeSantana, Federal Univ. 

of Sergipe, Aracaju, Brazil 

PF 514 PHYSICAL THERAPY OUTCOME AND PROGNOSTIC 

FACTORS PREDICTING SUCH OUTCOME IN A 

MULTIDISCIPLINARY PAIN CENTER IN JAPAN Atsuko Morimoto, 

Takahiko Yoshimoto, Hiroki Sakurai, Yusuke Ohmichi, Yoshinori 

Hasegawa, Yuji Yamada, Takahiro Ushida, Aichi Medical Univ., 

Nagakute, Japan 

PF 515 STOP PAIN PROJECT: PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AS A 

THERAPEUTICAL OPTION IN CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS Marcia 

Morete1 , Fabiola Minson2 , Mariana schammas3 , Ana Paula Silva2 , 

Joao Batista4 , 1Inst. de Ensino e Pesquisa do Hosp. Albert Einstein, 

Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2Hosp. Israelita Albert Einstein, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 

3 4 Zodiac, Sao Paulo, Brazil, SBED: Sociedade Brasileira de Estudo da 

Dor, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

PF 516 THE EFFECT OF A 6-WEEK PEER-LED EXERCISE AND 

EDUCATION INTERVENTION ON PAIN IN AMAXHOSA WOMEN 

LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS Romy E. Parker, Univ. of Cape Town, Cape 

Town, South Africa 

PF 517 THE EFFECT OF VERTICAL OSCILLATORY PRESSURE 

(VOP) ON DISABILITY OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC 

MECHANICAL LOW BACK PAIN (MLBP) USING ROLAND MORRIS 

DISABILITY QUESTIONNAIRE Adesola Ojo Ojoawo 1 , Olatokunbo 

Matthew Olaogun 1 , Sunday A. Odejide 2 , Abiodun Badru 2 , 1 Obafemi 

Awolowo Univ., Ile Ife, Nigeria, 2 Obafemi Awolowo Univ. Teaching 

Hosp.s Complex, Ile Ife, Nigeria 

PF 518 EXERCISES CAN REDUCE WIDESPREAD PAIN IN 

CHRONIC EPICONDYLITIS Tuomo T. Pienimaki, The Social Insurance 

Institution of Finland, Oulu, Finland 

PF 519 EFFECTS OF THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND ON PAIN 

CONTROL AND FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY AFTER CRUSH INJURY 

IN RATS Leandro Grecco 1 , Gisele Picolo 1 , Rodrigo A. B. Lopes- 

Martins 2 , Vanessa P. Gutierrez 1 , Yara Cury 1 , 1 Butantan Inst., São Paulo, 

Brazil, 2 Univ. of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil 

PF 520 MOVING, LOOKING, AND FEELING TO DECREASE PAIN: 

VIRTUAL REALITY WORLD EXPERIMENTS Maureen J. Simmonds 1 , 

Song Wang 2 , Miao Song 3 , 1 Univ. of Texas Health Snc. Ctr., San 

Antonio, USA, 2 Wuhan Sports Univ., Wuhun, China, 3 Concordia Univ., 


PF 521 EFFECTS OF SELECTIVE REHABILITATION ON NECK PAIN 

DUE TO CERVICAL SPONDYLOSIS – A CLINICAL TRIAL Md Abdus 

Shakoor, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical Univ.( BSMMU), Dhaka, 

Bangladesh 

PF 522 REDUCTION OF PAIN AND KINESIOPHOBIA IN COMPLEX 

REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME: TRAINING WITH BILATERAL 

MIRRORED HAND MACHINE Susan W. Stralka, Moacir Schnapp, Kit 

Mays, Mays and Schnapp Pain Clinic, Memphis, USA 

PF 523 INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGY TO SUPPORT PHYSICAL 

ACTIVITY IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN: 

WHAT USERS WANT Aneesha Singh 1 , Tali Swann-Sternberg 2 , Nadia 

Berthouze 1 , Amanda C. de C. Williams 1 , 1 UCL, London, UK, 2 UCL 

Interaction Ctr., UK 

PF 524 SCHOOL ABSENCE IN ADOLESCENTS WITH 

NONSPECIFIC CHRONIC PAIN AND/OR FATIGUE Tessa 

Westendorp 1 , Jeanine A. Verbunt 2 , Sylvia C. Remerie 1 , Marjolein De 

Craen 3 , Rob Smeets 2 , 1 Rijndam Rehab. Ctr., Rotterdam, Netherlands, 

2 Caphri Maastricht Univ., Maastricht, Netherlands, 3 Rehab. Ctr. De 

Trappenberg, Huizen, Netherlands 

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FRIDAY

FRIDAY 

PF 526 RELATION BETWEEN PAIN AND QOL AMONG OLDER 

ADULTS INFLUENCED BY BIOLOGICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL 

AND SOCIAL FACTORS – FINDINGS FROM THE SNAC-B STUDY 

Lena Sandin Wranker 1 , Mikael Rennemark 2 , Johan Berglund 3 , Sölve 

Elmstål 4 , 1 Blekinge Hosp.; Sch. of Health Snc., Blekinge Inst. of 

Tech; Department of Health Sncs., Division of Geriatric Med., Lund 

Univ., Lund, Sweden., Karlskrona, Sweden, 2 Sch. of Health Sncs., 

Blekinge Inst. of Tech, Karlskrona; Sch. of Health and Caring Sncs., 

LinnaeusUniv., Växjö, Karlskrona, Sweden, 3 Sch. of Health Sncs., 

Blekinge Inst. of Tech, Karlskrona, Sweden, 4 Skane Univ. Hosp. in 

Malmö, Lund Univ., Malmö, Sweden 

PF 527 COMBINATION THERAPY OF GABAPENTIN AND 

IMIPRAMINE REVERSES THE DEPRESSION PAIN DYAD IN RATS 

WITH MONONEUROPATHY Lohit Bhagwan Badgujar 1 , Madhusudan 

Natvarlal Saraf 1 , Subhash Laxman Bodhankar 2 , 1 Bombay Coll. of 

Pharmacy, Mumbai, India, 2 Poona Coll. of Pharmacy, Pune, India 

PF 528 (DIS)AGREEMENT IN COUPLED DYAD AND THE ROLE 

OF DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND STRESS ON CHRONIC PAIN 

EXPERIENCE Teresa C. Ferreira 1 , Paula J. Oliveira 2 , 1 Centro Hosp. 

ar de Vila Nova de Gaia/Espinho, EPE, Porto, Portugal, 2 Fac. of 

Psychology and Educational Sncs. of Univ. of Porto, Porto, Portugal 

PF 529 AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF 

ADEQUATE PAIN RELIEF ON EMOTIONAL FUNCTIONS AMONG 

TERMINAL STAGE BREAST CANCER PATIENTS IN THE HOSPITAL 

SETTING Agnes Venessa A. Carungcong, St. Luke’s Medical Ctr., 

Quezon City, Philippines 

PF 530 EFFECTS OF SENSORIMOTOR TRAINING ON PAIN AND 

DEPRESSION IN PATIENTS WITH CRPS Anne-Christine Schmid 1 , 

Friedhelm Ch. Hummel 2 , Anja Schwarz 1 , Niels Birbaumer 1 , 1 Univ. 

of Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany, 2 Univ. Medical Ctr. Hamburg- 

Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany, 3 Univ. of Sydney, Sydney, Australia 

PF 531 PAIN AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF DEPRESSION: 

IS THE RELATIONSHIP MEDIATED BY COGNITIVE FACTORS IN 

EARLY PHASES OF LOW BACK PAIN? Janina Hülsebusch 1 , Monika 

I. Hasenbring 1 , Manuel Riemenschneider 1 , Johannes Michalak 2 , 

Adina C. Rusu 3 , 1 Ruhr-Univ. of Bochum, Bochum, Germany, 2 Univ. 

of Hildesheim, Hildesheim, Germany, 3 Ruhr-Univ. of Bochum; Royal 

Holloway Univ. of London, Bochum, Germany 

PF 532 PERCEIVED INJUSTICE IS A RISK FACTOR FOR 

DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AMONG INDIVIDUALS WITH 

PERSISTENT PAIN FOLLOWING WHIPLASH INJURY: 

A PROSPECTIVE, CROSS-LAGGED PANEL DESIGN Whitney Scott 1 , 

Zina Trost 2 , Michael J. L. Sullivan 1 , 1 McGill Univ., Montréal, Canada, 

2 McGiIl Univ., Montréal, Canada 

PF 533 PRESS TACK NEEDLE AND ITS SHAM ARE USEFULE 

FOR DOUBLE-BLINDED CLINICAL TRIAL IN ACUPUNCTURE 

Kenji Kawakita 1 , Kaoru Okada 2 , Maria Carneiro 2 , Yukihito Sugawara 3 , 

Shigekatsu Aizawa 4 , Syuji Goto 3 , 1 Meiji Univ. of Integrative Med., 

Nantan, Japan, 2 Meiji Univ. of Integrative Med., Nantan city, Kyoto, 

Japan, 3 Tokyo Eiseigakuen Senmongakko, Tokyo, Japan, 4 Tokyo 

Eiseigakuen Semongakko, Tokyo, Japan 

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LEGEND 

DL: Distinguished Lecture 

PF: Poster Session - Friday 

PH: Poster Session - Thursday 

PL: Plenary Session 

PT: Poster Session - Tuesday 

PW: Poster Session - Wednesday 

RC: Refresher Course 

TW: Topical Workshop 

Bold indicates presenting author. 

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Legend 

DL: Distinguished Lecture (plenary) 

PF: Poster Session – Friday 

PH: Poster Session - Thursday 

PL: Plenary Lecture 

PT: Poster Session - Tuesday 

PW: Poster Session - Wednesday 

A 

Aas-Hansen, Oyvind PT 233 

Aasvang, Eske PW 204, TW 20 

Abbas, Azlina A. PF 027, PW 346 

Abbaszadeh, Fatemeh PW 503 

Abboud, Jacques PH 081 

Abbracchio, Maria P. PF 214 

Abd Aziz, Che Badariah 

PW 210 

Abdel Salam, Sherine PW 196 

Abdelrhman, Ehab A. PH 463 

Abdollahi-Fard, Ali PT 191 

Abdolmohammadi, Sadegh 

PW 364 

AbdulKareem, Ehab PH 082 

Abe, Keiko Fujii PT 296 

Abella, Patricia PW 029 

Aboelhussein, Amany K. 

PT 396 

Abolkhair, Abdullah PW 347, 

PW 379 

Abou Zeid, Hicham PH 277, 

PF 379 

Abreu, Hyanne PH 054 

Abriel, Hugues PT 170, PT 173 

Abusada, Nancy PH 477, 

PW 427 

Abzianidze, Elene PT 194 

Acher, Francine PH 261 

Achuthan, Shyambalaji PF 315 

Adães, Sara PW 228 

Adam, Frédéric PH 099, 

PT 289, PT 363 

Adams, Edgar H. PF 078 

Adams-Webber, Thomasin 

PH 158 

Adekeye, Kehinde PF 114 

Ademiluyi, Babatunde PF 114 

Adenekan, Omosunkanmi A. 

PF 301 

Adhikari, Prabha PF 036, 

PT 037 

Adib, Nimat Hanna PF 465 

Adler, Gail K. PT 293 

Adler, Tsiki PT 134 

Aeschlimann, André PF 043, 

PH 240, PT 534, PT 544, 

PW 065 

Affaitati, Giannapia PF 158, 

PH 152, PW 078 

Afhami, Mina PW 503 

Afolabi, Ebenezer PF 120 

Afshan, Gauhar PH 211 

Agarwal, Anurag PF 381, 

PF 413 

Agarwal, Nitin PT 147, PT 154 

Agawa, Yukito PT 064 

Agbo-Godeau, Scarlette PF 173 

Agejas, Rodrigo J. PF 124 

Aggarwal, Arun PF 423 

RC: Refresher Course 

TW: Topical Workshop 

Bold indicates presenting 

author or session speaker. 

Aggarwal, Munish PH 139 

Aggarwal, Vishal R. PT 455 

Aggourakis, Manolis PF 507 

Aghajani, Marjan PH 362 

Aghamohammadi, Dawood 

PW 297 

Agnoletti, Vanni PH 466 

Agostinis, Alessio PT 456 

Aguerre, Colette PT 471 

Aguirre Barrios, Francisco 

PF 361 

Ahlstrand, Christina PH 041 

Ahmad, Asma H. PH 299 

Ahmad, Nezamuddin PT 394 

Ahmad, Sultan PH 375 

Ahmed, Arif PW 363 

Ahmed, Sara PF 063 

Ahn, Andrew H. PH 384 

Ahn, Hye-Sook PT 348 

Ahn, Sang-Ho PF 270, PT 227 

Ahn, Sun Kyung PW 026 

Ailioaie, Constantin PW 445, 

PW 446 

Ailioaie, Laura Marinela 

PW 445, PW 446 

Aizawa, Shigekatsu PF 533 

Ajan, Aida PW 169 

Ajayi, Ike-Oluwa O. PH 150 

Ajeesh, P. S. PW 527 

Ajimi, Junko PT 388, PW 255 

Akar, Ahmet PT 269 

Akbari, Akhtar PW 315 

Akhtari, Zeinab PF 473 

Akhtaruzzaman, A. K. M. 

PT 394, PW 316 

Akhter, Rahena PT 525, 

PW 076 

Aki, Semih PW 450 

Akiki, Josephine PF 159 

Akiror, Mariam M. S. PH 198 

Akita, Hisanao PH 287 

Akiyama, Tasuku PT 326, 

PW 127, TW 63 

Akkus, Seyda PH 481 

Akopian, Armen N. PT 244 

Akoume, Marie-Yvonne PF 141 

Akram, Harith PH 073 

Al Rashdy, Hasna PT 132 

Alabas, Oras A. PH 348 

Alabdulhadi, Osama PT 389 

Alappattu, Meryl PW 447 

Alba, Rocio PH 482 

Alberto, Rodrigo Lancelote 

PH 186, PH 275, PW 089 

Alberts, Justin PW 303 

Albertsdottir, Kolbrun PT 135 

Albi, Aline PT 503 

Albrecht, Nahid PT 107 

Albrecht, Stephanie PT 234 

Al-Chaer, Elie D. PT 366 

Author Index 

Aldam, Poppy PW 410 

Aldington, Dominic PW 326 

Al-Diri, Iman PT 093 

Alekseev, Valery V. PH 291 

Alessandri Bonetti, Giulio 

PF 382 

Aleu, Jordi PF 241, PT 218 

Alexa, Teodora PW 271, 

PW 272 

Alexander, Jessica PH 364 

Alexandrou, Aristos PT 417 

Alfonsi, Pascal PT 289, PT 363 

Al-Harthy, Mohammad H. 

PF 169 

Ali, Zipporah V. PT 110 

Aliaga, Antonio PH 323 

Al-Kaisy, Adnan PH 444 

Alkhubaizi, Qoot PF 171 

Al-Khudhairy, May W. PT 014 

Allan, David B. PW 544 

Allcock, Nick PF 472 

Allen, Heidi G. PH 019 

Allen, Mark S. PF 021 

Allen, Matti PT 042 

Allen Finley, Gordon PH 215 

Allerton, Charlotte PT 416 

Alles, Sascha R. A. PT 157 

Allgöwer, Frank PT 146 

Alloui, Abdelkrim PF 333 

Almahdi, Basil PH 457 

Almanza, Angelica PW 279 

Almarzouki, Abeer PH 504 

Almeida, Armando PF 223, 

PF 328, PH 288, PH 401, 

PT 314, PT 531 

Almeida, Fabricio F. PW 027 

Almeida, Renato Teixeira 

Almeida PW 189 

Almirante, Nicoletta PT 425 

Almomen, Eman PW 028 

Almoumen, Ali H. M. PW 028 

Almoumen, Majed PW 028 

Almqvist, Per M. PF 380 

Aloisi, Anna Maria PH 349 

Alonso, Miriam A. PF 139, 

PF 142 

Alonso-Blanco, Cristina PW 468 

Alsaadi, Saad M. PT 043 

Alter, Guy PW 202 

Althaus, Astrid PF 146 

Alvarado, Sebastian G. PF 316 

Alvarenga, Luciana PH 276 

Alvarenga, Marina B. PF 405 

Alvarez, Ana Graziela PT 111 

Alvarez, Ramón PT 079 

Alvarez-Buylla, Arturo A. 

PW 488 

Alves, Bruna PH 172 

Alves, Iura Gonzalez Nogueira 

PF 339 

Alves, Thiago PH 219 

Alves-Filho, Jose C. PW 225 

Amadio, Aurélie PF 204, PF 209 

Amaefule, Keneth E. PW 333 

Amaral, Ana Paula C. G. 

PW 273 

Amaral, Roberta PW 061 

Amari, Adrianna PW 545 

Amata, Andrew O. PT 112 

Amato, Georgia PH 102 

Amaya Arias, Ana C. PW 029 

Ambite-Quesada, Silvia PW 113 

Ambrosio, Sergio R. PW 207 

Ameli, Hale PF 307 

Ament, Stephan-Johann PT 367 

Ammar, Samir A. PW 322 

Amorim, Diana PF 223, PH 288 

Amris, Kirstine PT 006 

An, Sang Buhm PW 026 

Anand, Lakesh PH 464 

Anand, Praveen PH 246, 

PT 200, PT 433 

Anand, Uma PH 246, PT 200 

Anatskaia, Ludmila N. PT 015 

Ancuta, Codrina PF 422 

Ancuta, Eugen PF 422 

Andersen, Anne T. PT 358 

Andersen, Claus PH 433 

Andersen, Hege PW 025 

Andersen, Lars L. PF 068 

Andersen, Ole K. PF 005, 

PF 113, PH 442, PT 047, 

PT 276, PT 333, PT 358 

Andersen, Per G. PH 128 

Anderson, Collene E. PW 206 

Anderson, Ryan J. PH 020 

Anderson, Trevor PW 319 

Andersson, Anita PT 439 

Andersson, Jesper PH 324, 

PW 311 

Ando, Hiroshi PF 484 

Ando, Kiyofumi PH 061 

Andoh, Tsugunobu PF 264 

Andrade, Carolina B. PH 350 

Andrade, Daniel C. A. PF 069, 

PF 406 

Andrade, Edineia L. PW 128 

Andrade, Melina T. PH 033 

Andratsch, Manfred PH 231, 

PH 266 

Andre, Eunice PF 321 

Andre, Marcia PT 007 

Andreae, Michael H. PF 050 

Andreev, Veselin PF 228 

Andres, Christine PT 146 

Andrews, John S. PF 351 

Andrews, Nicole E. PW 448 

Andrews, Steven PT 415, 

PT 449, TW 50 

Angioni, Carlo PT 192 

Angrilli, Alessandro PH 331 

Angst, Felix PF 043, PT 534, 

PT 544, PW 065 

Angst, Martin S. PF 111, PT 102 

Anirban, Pal PT 242 

Anjos-Martins, Helena PH 401 

Ankersen, Lena PF 014, 

PF 038 

Annas, Peter PT 407, PT 442 

Anno, Kozo PF 067, PF 096, 

PH 148 

Ansah, Osei B. PH 450 

Anthony, Geraldine PH 214 

Anthony, Michele PH 192 

Anton, Fernand PF 256 

Antonelli, Francesca PW 100

Antunes-Martins, Ana PT 199, 

PW 138, PW 201 

Anwar, Hisham M. PF 449 

Anwar, Sibtain PF 128 

Aoki, Takaaki PW 300 

Aouizerat, Bradley E. PT 087, 

PT 096, PT 097 

Apinis, Catherine PH 001 

Apkarian, Vania TW 08 

Appendino, Giovanni PT 185 

Araújo, Ariane Martins PT 240 

Araújo-Soares, Vera PT 531 

Arai, Kenichi PF 320 

Arai, Young-Chang PF 487 

Arakawa, Nilton S. PW 207 

Araki, Hiroko PW 348 

Araki, Kouhei PF 376 

Araki, Yoshiyuki PT 149 

Araldi, Dioneia PT 345 

Arango, Angie S. PW 029 

Araujo, Debora P. PT 217 

Araujo, Haniel Alves PH 186 

Araujo, Jorge PW 438 

Araujo, JosePH A. PT 222 

Arbaiza, Daniel A. PH 477 

Arbour, Caroline PH 002, 

PH 006 

Arcand, Marcel PH 001 

Archan, Sylvia PF 373 

Archararit, Napaporn PW 386 

Arden, Nigel PF 117 

Ardid, Denis PF 323 

Arellano Estrada, Claudia 

PT 364 

Arena, Giuliana PH 156 

Arendt-Nielsen, Lars PF 030, 

PF 083, PF 113, PF 143, 

PF 426, PH 047, PH 328, 

PT 047, PT 052, PT 060, 

PT 070, PT 072, PT 276, 

PT 298, PT 305, PT 358, 

PT 460, PW 067, PW 071, 

PW 184, PW 229, PW 233, 

PW 236, PW 479, TW 33 

Argoff, Charles PT 429, TW 22 

Argyriou, Andreas PH 058 

Arif, Asim PF 115 

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PT 275 

Ariji, Eiichiro PH 061, PT 016 

Ariji, Yoshiko PH 061, PT 016 

Arita, Hideko PF 372 

Ariyasinghe, Sajjiv PT 361 

Armer, Thomas PF 430 

Arnold, Carolyn PF 002, PW 041 

Arnold, H. Moore PF 222 

Arnold, Julia PW 159 

Arons, Mihails PT 059 

Arora, Vipin PF 225 

Arránz Becker, Oliver PF 146 

Arras, Margarete PT 224 

Arreto, Charles-Daniel PF 364 

Arrigoni, Elena PF 248 

Arseneau, Leigh PF 469 

Arsiukhin, Nikolai PF 414 

Arslan, Nurten PT 094 

Arunakul, Preeyaphan PT 329 

Aryurachai, Katcharin PW 386 

Asahara, Miho PH 262 

Asamoto, Ken PF 296, PF 297 

Asenjo, Juan Francisco PT 306 

Asghari, Ali PT 132, PT 515 

Asghari, Ali M. PW 054 

Ashford, Robert PT 472, 

PW 417 

Ashmawi, Hazem A. PH 350, 

PW 387, PW 388, PW 441 

Ashraf, Aroosiah PF 113 

Ashraf, Sadaf PT 208, PW 248 

Asiedu, Marina N. PF 224, 

PH 255, PH 468 

Aslaksen, Per M. PH 434 

Aspley, Sue PW 382, PW 391 

Assaf, Annlouise R. PF 078 

As-Sanie, Sawsan PH 173 

Asselin, Hugo PF 100 

As-Shanie, Sawsan PH 320 

Assunção, Andressa Karoline 

Justino de PH 054 

Astuto, Marinella PF 003, 

PF 006, PH 156 

Asyutin, Dmitry PW 531 

Atchinson, James W. PW 310 

Atis, Elif Sibel PH 328 

Atis, Sibel E. PF 184 

Atkins, Simon J. PF 227 

Attal, Nadine PH 099, PT 478, 

PT 503, RC 06, TW 43 

Atweh, Samir PW 175 

Aubel, Bertrand PF 226 

Audette, Joseph PF 460 

Audu, Simpa S. PW 333 

Auer, Dorothee PF 314 

Augé, Céline PT 260 

Auger, Stephanie PT 151, 

PW 282 

Aung, Hane PH 023 

Aung, Soe PF 508 

Aung, Thu Zar PF 508 

Auray-Blais, Christiane PW 186 

Aurora, Sheena K. PF 425 

Austin, Jean-Sebastien PW 204 

Avila, Arsenio PF 389 

Avins, Andrew L. PF 001 

Avins, Andy L. PF 107 

Axelsson, Susanna PF 058 

Aycardi, Ernesto PT 440 

Ayhan, Fikriye Figen PT 075 

Aykutoglu, Elcin PW 450 

Azam, Iqbal PH 211 

Azhdari Zarmehri, Hassan 

PH 239 

Aziz, Lutful PW 316 

Aziz, Qasim PF 385, PH 193, 

PH 407, PT 545 

Azizi, Hossein PW 264 

Azuma, Kenji PF 372 

B 

Baad-Hansen, Lene PT 018, 

PW 184 

Baastrup, Cathrine PF 229 

Baba, Yukiko PT 296 

Babaniyi, Olusegun B. PH 245 

Babel, Przemyslaw PT 019 

Babul, Najib PH 478, PT 414, 

PW 393, PW 394 

Baccarelli, Rosemari PT 062 

Bach, Felix PH 100, PH 105 

Bachand, Karine PF 211 

Bacic Baronica, Koraljka PF 070 

Backman, Steven B. PT 306 

Author Index 

Backonja, Misha M. PF 428, 

PH 131, PH 431 

Bäckryd, Emmanuel PW 134 

Backstein, David PT 126 

Badauê-Passos Jr, Daniel 

PF 339 

Badgujar, Lohit Bhagwan 

PF 527 

Badru, Abiodun PF 517 

Badruddoza, Abu N. M. PW 316 

Baer, Philip PH 021, PH 221 

Baeumler, Petra I. PT 290 

Bagües Arias, Ana PT 272 

Bagaeva, Tat’yana PT 235 

Bagal, Sharan PT 417 

Bagarinao, Epifanio PT 356 

Bagetta, Giacinto PF 340, 

PW 126 

Bagraith, Karl S. PW 030 

Baildam, Eileen PH 491 

Bailly, Matthew PW 451 

Bainbridge, Alan PH 326 

Bair, Eric PF 175, PF 195, 

PH 174, PH 175, PH 187, 

PH 188, PH 354 

Baird, Colin R. W. PF 369 

Bajaj, Amrita PH 478, PT 414, 

PW 393, PW 394 

Baker, Alyssa L. PT 327 

Baker, Dewleen PW 537 

Baker, Mark D. PH 407, PH 415 

Baker, Peter PF 103 

Bakshi, Sumitra G. PT 113 

Balboni, Gianfranco PF 234, 

PT 232, PT 317 

Balck, Friedrich PF 187 

Bali, Kiran K. PT 147, PT 152, 

PT 154 

Balid, Stephanie Ann G. PF 501 

Ballús Creus, Carles PT 526 

Ballabio, Marinella PH 252 

Ballantyne, Jane C. RC 08, 

TW 70 

Ballard, Clive G. PF 294 

Ballegaard, Martin PH 167 

Balshaw, Robert PF 117 

Banafshe, Hamid Reza PF 424 

Banaschewski, Tobias PH 265 

Bandeira, Roberto Albuquerque 

PW 001 

Bandi, Maria P. PF 124 

Bandtlow, Christine PH 266 

Banerjee, B. PF 396, PW 149 

Bangala-Kottelat, Yolande 

PH 199 

Bank, Paulina J. M. PF 052 

Bannister, Kirsty PT 209 

Banno, Yasuhiro PF 509 

Bannon, Anthony PT 236 

Baños, Rosa PT 468, PW 040 

Banozic, Adriana PF 246, 

PH 181, PH 406, PH 503 

Bansal, Nitesh PF 500 

Baptista, Abrahão F. B. PF 069, 

PH 091, PW 452 

Baraba, Ranka PF 070 

Baracat, Marcela M. PW 207 

Baram, Sarah PH 511 

Barati, Zeinab PH 022 

Barats, Mark PF 467 

Barber, Mark W. PF 350 

Barbosa, Egberto Reis PH 276 

Barbosa, Margarida PH 483 

Barbosa, Silvia M. M. PH 159 

Barcena de Arellano, Maria L. 

PT 364, PW 159, PW 160 

Barchini, J. PH 440, PW 221 

Bardoni, Rita PT 154, PW 266 

Barford-Turner, Sian PW 403 

Barjola, Paloma PF 139, 

PW 031, PW 038, PW 046 

Barker, Gareth PH 265, PW 074 

Barmettler, Gabi PH 338 

Baron, Ralf PF 371, PH 052, 

PH 431, PT 078, PW 090, 

PW 112, TW 54 

Baronica, Robert PF 070 

Barral, Fabrice G. PH 343 

Barratt, Daniel T. PT 198 

Barreiro, Eliezer Jesus PW 218 

Barrett, Lee B. PH 245 

Barriere, David PF 330, 

PF 332, PF 333 

Barrington, Keith PF 477 

Barrios, Juan PT 079 

Barron, Murray PF 109 

Barros, Guilherme A. M. PT 028, 

PW 296 

Barros, Marta S. PH 465 

Barros, Tais Adelita PF 499 

Bar-Shalita, Tami PW 194 

Bartels, Danielle PH 510 

Bartels, Karsten PH 245 

Bartholomeyczik, Sabine 

PH 015 

Bartlett, Delwyn J. PT 043 

Bartok, Beatrix PW 216 

Bartolini, Wilmin PF 295 

Bartolucci, Maria Lavinia PF 382 

Barwick, Melanie PW 535 

Basbaum, Allan PF 203, 

PH 394, PT 162, PW 127, 

PW 266, PW 488, TW 56 

Baseer, Najma PH 363 

Basic, Snezana PW 428 

Baskett, Roger PW 345 

Bassiouny, Ahmad Raafat 

PW 196 

Basso, Alexandre Salgado 

PW 287 

Bastoni, Vinicius Stenico PW 456 

Bastuji, Helene PH 289 

Basu, Debasish PH 139 

Bataille, Benoit PH 437 

Batalha, Luis PH 032, PW 052 

Batchini, Jad PH 278, PW 175 

Bates, David O. PH 377 

Bath-Hextall, Fiona PF 472 

Batista, Gustavo Menezes 

PW 189 

Batista, Joao PF 515 

Battaglia, Anna PT 115 

Batterham, Alan PF 410 

Batueva, Elena PH 117 

Baudic, Sophie PT 478, PT 503 

Bauer, Florian PT 355 

Bauer, Katrin PT 114 

Baumbauer, Kyle M. PW 206 

Bäumer, Bastian E. PH 266 

Baumgärtner, Ulf TW 58 

Baumkötter, Jochen PH 304 

Bäumler, Petra PW 528 

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AUTHORS 

Bay-Jensen, Anne-Christine 

PW 067 

Beale, Nicola J. PH 178 

Bean, Bruce P. PT 328 

Bean, Debbie PT 529 

Beaudet, Nicolas PH 365, 

PT 320, PW 186, PW 286 

Beaudoin, Nancy PH 207 

Beaudry, Francis PF 298, 

PT 278 

Beaulieu, Pierre PT 408, PT 409 

Beaumont, Kevin PT 416 

Becerra, Lino PF 157, PH 313, 

PH 321, PH 338, PT 325 

Bechelli, Maria L. PF 124 

Becker, Susanne PW 032, 

PW 039, TW 34 

Bedell, Barry J. PH 323 

Bedmar, Dolores PT 461, 

PW 508 

Beek, Peter J. PF 052 

Beggs, Simon PF 217, PH 364 

Behera, Deepak PT 165, 

PW 381 

Beissner, Florian PF 455 

Beketayeva, Guldana PT 036 

Bekrater-Bodmann, Robin 

PH 100, PH 105, PH 109, 

PH 110, PH 132 

Béland, Alain PH 021 

Belanger, Danielle PW 498 

Belanger, Emmanuelle PT 131 

Belch, Jill J.. F. PT 057 

Belcher, John PF 102 

Belfer, Inna PW 204, TW 20 

Belgrade, Miles S. PW 319 

Belibou, Codruta PF 422 

Belinskaya, Daria PH 263, 

PH 267 

Belisle, Danielle PH 207 

Belkouch, Mounir PH 365 

Bello, Abiodun PF 114 

Belmonte, Miguel A. PW 040 

Ben Ammar, Skander PH 462, 

PT 300 

Benavent, Vanessa PT 424 

Benca, Laura PT 076 

Bendixen, Lisbeth PF 014, 

PF 038 

Benedetti, Fabrizio PH 507 

Benedikt, Franziska PT 290 

Benedikt, Niedermirtl PW 284 

Benemei, Silvia PT 188 

Bengtsson, Ann PT 029 

Benn, Caroline PW 139 

Bennedsgaard, Kristine J. 

PH 485 

Bennell, Kim RC 02 

Bennett, Andrew J. PF 233 

Bennett, David L. PF 235, 

PH 130, PH 224, PH 373, 

PT 199, PW 201, PT 304, 

PW 131, PW 138, RC 06 

Bennett, Michael PF 055, 

PF 120, RC 10, TW 03 

Benninga, Marc A. PH 498 

Benoit, Yves PH 489 

Benoliel, Rafael PF 319, RC 14 

Benrath, Justus PT 114 

Benson, Adam PT 293 

110 

Benson, Heather PW 070, 

PW 073 

Benson, Janet PT 525 

Bentivegna, Stanislao PF 006 

Bentsen, Bo PT 072 

Benz, Thomas PT 534, PT 544, 

PW 065 

Berbiche, Djamal PW 487 

Berde, Charles B. PW 002 

Bereiter, David A. PF 349 

Berentsen, Birgitte PF 231 

Bergamo, Vanessa Z. PT 254 

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Berge, Odd-Geir PT 438 

Bergeron, Dave PW 493 

Bergin, Michael J. G. PW 230 

Berglund, Johan PF 526 

Bergstrand, Simon PH 296, 

PT 280 

Berkhout, Matthew P. G. PF 503 

Berkley, Karen J. RC 17 

Berliocchi, Laura PF 340, 

PW 126 

Bermúdez-Ocaña, Deysi Y. 

PF 329 

Berna, Chantal PH 308, TW 59 

Bernard, Stephen PT 093 

Bernatzky, Günther PH 494 

Bernstein, Lawrence R. PH 479 

Berry, Phil PW 382, PW 391 

Berryman, Carolyn F. PF 051 

Berthouze, Nadia PF 523 

Bertorelli, Rosalia PT 267, 

PT 273, PW 222 

Besserer-Offroy, Élie PT 320, 

PW 286 

Besson, Marie PF 427 

Bestard, Jennifer PT 412 

Bettaglio, Raffaella PW 370 

Bettler, Bernhard PH 252 

Bevan, Stuart PT 189 

Bevelacqua, Sabrina PF 003, 

PF 006 

Beyene, Joseph PH 158 

Bhansali, Anil PF 433 

Bharatwaj, Amit PW 529 

Bhardwaj, Neerja PF 395 

Bhat, Shakura PT 533 

Bhatia, Anuj PF 448 

Bhatnagar, Sushma PT 372, 

PW 363 

Bhatt, Deepak Kumar PF 351 

Bhattacharya, Suman PH 480 

Bhattarai, Balkrishna PH 456, 

PW 374 

Bherer, Patrick PW 186 

Bhojwani, Kavita M. PF 454 

Bhowmick, Dilip Kumar PT 394 

Bhuiyan, Aniruddha Sanjoy 

PT 365 

Bhuiyan, Pritha Sanjoy PT 365 

Bhuiyan, Sanjoy Mihir PT 365 

Bialosky, Joel E. PH 020, 

PH 079 

Bianchi-Berthouze, Nadia 

PH 023, PH 058 

Biasi, Giovanni PH 189 

Biasiotta, Antonella PH 104, 

PT 020 

Biber, Bjórn PF 202, PF 206 

Bidonde, Julia PF 054 

Author Index 

Bidstrup, Pernille E. PT 004 

Bierenbaum, Melanie PW 545 

Bigal, Marcelo E. PW 474 

Bigay, V. PW 390 

Biggs, James E. PT 157 

Biggs, Simon PT 472 

Bijjem, Krishna Reddy V. 

PW 219 

Bild, Veronica PT 210, PW 274 

Bild, Walther PT 210, PW 274 

Bileviciute-Ljungar, Indre 

PW 506 

Bilic, Morana PW 014 

Billstrom, Tina PH 455 

Bilsland, James PF 211, 

PW 139 

Bina, Mauro T. B. PF 069 

Binder, Andreas PH 052, 

PT 078, PW 112 

Bingel, Ulrike PH 141, PH 388, 

PT 311, PW 168, TW 42 

Binik, Yitzchak M. PH 332 

Binshtok, Alexander M. PT 312, 

PT 328, PW 208 

Binzen, Uta PT 183 

Birbaumer, Niels PF 530 

Birchett, Marion PW 526 

Birchmeier, Walter PT 152 

Bird, Emma V. PF 227, PF 228 

Birder, Lori A. PH 192, PH 243, 

TW 09 

Birklein, Frank PH 111, PT 106, 

PT 107, PT 367, RC 13 

Birol, Emir PF 371 

Birznieks, Ingvars PW 232 

Bischoff, Joakim M. PW 349 

Bishop, Mark PH 020, PH 079, 

PW 447, PW 542 

Bisset, Leanne PF 129 

Bistron, Anja PT 338 

Biswal, Sandip PT 165, PW 381 

Bithell, Angela PW 141 

Biton, Stavit PW 202 

Bittencourt da Silva, Larissa 

PF 426, PT 298 

Biurrun Manresa, José A. 

PF 005, PT 070 

Bizuneh, Elizabeth PH 114 

Bjerke, Marthe M. O. PH 485 

Bjerrum, Ole J. PH 145 

Björklund, Martin PW 239 

Björklund, Ulrika PF 202 

Björnsdotter, Malin PT 280 

Black, Ryan A. PF 010 

Blackshaw, Ashley PH 193, 

TW 37 

Blackwell, Ekin PW 467 

Blagojevic, Milisa PF 123 

Blais, Dominique PT 182 

Blake, Catherine PW 469, 

PW 489 

Blanchard, Pierre PT 377 

Blansit, Kevin PT 326 

Blasig, Ingolf PW 284 

Blaszczyk, Lucie PF 204 

Blevin, Andrew PW 313 

Bliddal, Henning PW 211, 

PW 242 

Block, Linda PF 202, PF 206 

Blom, Sigrid M. PH 396, PH 403 

Blöndal, Katrin PT 135 

Blowey, Suzanne PW 022 

Blumberg, Zachary PT 089 

Blume, Kathrin PH 093 

Blunk, James A. PT 114 

Blyth, Fiona M. PF 079, TW 17 

Boccanera, Lucas G. S. B. 

PW 452 

Bodéré, Céline PF 502 

Bodéré, Youenn-thor PF 502 

Bodhankar, Subhash Laxman 

PF 527 

Bodini, Antonella PH 102 

Boer, Frits PH 498 

Boerner, Katelynn E. PH 157 

Boersma, Katja PT 475, PT 495 

Bœttner, Ariane PW 159 

Boey, Tinne PT 044 

Boezaart, André Pierre PH 142 

Bogdanovich, Ana PT 049, 

PW 317 

Bohlmeijer, Ernst T. PT 488 

Böhme, Franz PW 411 

Bohotin, Catalina R. PW 271, 

PW 272 

Boissonade, Fiona M. PF 227, 

PF 228, PF 350, PF 352, 

PT 423, TW 31 

Boitano, Scott PH 249, PH 255 

Bojovic, Ognjen PF 231 

Bokarius, Andrew PF 467 

Bokarius, Vladimir PF 467 

Boljanovic-Susic, Dragana 

PH 101 

Bolognesi, Michael P. PF 375 

Bolz, Saskia PT 107 

Bonadeo, Sara PF 170 

Bond, Michael R. TW 49 

Bondarenko, Anna PW 531 

Bonet, Ivan J. M. PF 365 

Bonezzi, Cesare PH 102 

Bonjardim, Leonardo R. PH 064, 

PT 240 

Bonnet-Quique, Isabelle PW 416 

Bonyhay, Istvan PT 293 

Book, Malte PW 307 

Boomsma, Dorret PF 196 

Boonstra, Anne M. PW 444 

Boortz-Marx, Richard PT 093 

Borba, Fabrício C. PW 273 

Borba, Vitor H. PH 033 

Borchgrevink, Petter C. PW 426, 

PW 429 

Bore, François PH 469 

Borea, Pier Andrea PT 425 

Borges, Antônio Carlos R. 

PW 235 

Borges, Fábio R. M. PW 183 

Borges, Igor C. B. PW 452 

Borges, Marilene O. R. PW 235 

Borghi, Camila PH 488, 

PH 496, PH 497, PH 499 

Borman, Pinar PF 383 

Bornemann-Cimenti, Helmar 

PF 373 

Borsani, Elisa PF 170, PF 285 

Bórsbo, Bjórn PF 147, PT 017 

Borsodi, Anna PF 305 

Borsook, David PF 157, 

PH 313, PH 321, PH 338, 

PT 325, TW 23, 

Bortolotti, Francesco PF 382

Bortsov, Andrey PF 134, PW 121 

Borzan, Jasenka PT 341 

Bosch, Fe PW 276 

Boschen, Kathy PT 487 

Bosco, Enrico PF 008, PF 151 

Bosmans, Katrien PT 498 

Bosse, Bjoern PT 376, PW 420 

Bosse, Sabrina PT 320 

Bostick, Geoff PH 096 

Botella, Cristina PT 468, 

PW 040 

Botha, Claude A. PF 385, 

PT 545 

Bothmer, John PW 413 

Bottegoni, Giovanni PT 273 

Bottini, Gabriella PH 399 

Boué, Jérôme PH 225 

Bouchard, Jean-Francois PT 409 

Bouche, Bénédicte PH 470 

Boucher, Yves PF 173, PH 283 

Boudieu, Ludivine PF 323 

Boudreau, Shellie A. PH 290 

Boudreau, Veronique PW 012 

Bouhana, Karyn S. PT 415, 

PT 449 

Bouhassira, Didier PF 072, 

PF 371, PH 099, PH 125, 

PH 137, PH 180, PH 462, 

PT 065, PT 289, PT 300, 

PT 363, PT 478, PT 503, 

RC 12, TW 31, TW 51 

Boulanger, Aline PF 009, 

PF 022, PF 099 

Boundouki, George PH 193, 

PH 407, PH 415 

Bountra, Chas PH 246, PT 433 

Bourdet, David L. PT 443 

Bourgault, Patricia PF 009, 

PF 022, PF 099, PH 002, 

PH 008, PW 097, PW 334, 

PW 453, PW 461, PW 493 

Bourgeais, Laurence PF 364 

Bourgoin, Sylvie PF 283, 

PH 391 

Bourinet, Emmanuel PF 333, 

PT 334 

Bousso, Regina PH 496, 

PH 497, PH 499 

Boutilier, Jessica A. PT 527 

Bowen, Sarah PF 119 

Bowering, Jane PF 051 

Bowler, Jennifer PT 458 

Boyd, Michael PT 378 

Boyer, Nelly PF 353 

Brachaniec, Mary PF 054 

Brack, Alexander PW 278, 

PW 284 

Bradley, Larry PW 071 

Bradley, Laurence PW 260 

Brady, Shauna PT 412 

Braga, Patricia PF 145, PW 423 

Bramham, Clive PF 231 

Branco, Chrystiano A. C PW 234 

Brandão, Jorge PF 122 

Brandejsky, Vaclav PT 029 

Brandes, Ralf P. PF 269 

Brandner, Brigitta PH 457 

Brandsborg, Birgitte PF 071 

Brandsma, J. Wim PH 114 

Brandt, Ulrich PW 132 

Branford, Ruth A. PT 382, 

PW 109 

Branting-Ekenback, Christina 

PF 076, PF 084 

Bräscher, Anne-Kathrin PW 032 

Brass, Marcel PH 070 

Brassen, Stefanie PW 168 

Bratus, Anna PH 240 

Braud, Adeline PF 173 

Brawn, Jennifer PF 157 

Brayne, Carol PH 085 

Braz, Joao M. PW 488 

Brazoloto, Thiago M. PF 007 

Breimhorst, Markus PT 367 

Brenet, Olivier PH 469 

Brennan, Timothy J. PT 329 

Brenneis, Christian PH 257, 

PT 192 

Bresnahan, Rebecca PH 443 

Brickley, Stephen PT 168 

Brierley, Stuart TW 44 

Briffa, Noelle K. PH 066 

Brigatte, Patrícia PF 254 

Briggs, Andrew M. PW 530 

Briggs, Emma V. PT 115 

Bright, Clayton R. PH 359 

Bright, E. PW 312 

Bright, Elizabeth PW 303 

Brill, Silviu PT 411 

Brines, Michael PT 445 

Brini, Anna PF 248 

Brink, Ole PW 309 

Brinkschmidt, Tamina PH 218 

Brioschi, Roberto PT 544 

Brito, Beatriz E. PF 337 

Britto, André T. PW 472 

Britto, Luiz R. G. B. PT 203 

Britto, Raquel R. PH 168 

Broad, Lisa M. PT 189 

Broekmans, Susan PW 454 

Bronstein, Yuri PT 021 

Brook, Suzanne PH 023 

Brookes, Morag PF 410 

Brooks, Nicola M. PH 178, 

PH 298 

Brose, William G. PW 457 

Brown, Christopher PH 504, 

PW 079 

Brown, Deborah PF 074, 

PF 082, PF 106 

Brown, Kaitlin PF 476 

Brown, Mark T. TW 50 

Brown, Richard J. PH 504 

Brown, Stephen PH 045, 

PH 493 

Browne, Erica PH 174 

Browning, Marc PT 214 

Brownstein, Naomi PF 175, 

PH 175 

Brozek, Tomas PW 033 

Bruce, Angie PW 029 

Bruce, Barbara PH 501 

Bruce, Julie PW 318 

Bruckert, Mitchell PW 149 

Brügger, Mike PF 358, 

PH 329 

Brummett, Chad M. PH 039, 

PH 042, PW 110 

Bruner, Deborah PT 095 

Brunet, Nicole PH 207 

Brunner, Florian PH 436 

Author Index 

Bryant, Leesa PF 249, PF 267 

Btesh, Joan PT 175, PT 180 

Bucci, Marco PH 152 

Buchanan, Alison PF 080 

Buchbinder, Rachelle PH 096 

Büchel, Christian PH 265, 

PH 509 

Bucher-Bartelson, Becki 

PF 085, PF 087, PF 088 

Buchholz, Hans-Georg PT 367 

Buchser, Eric PF 410 

Buchuk, Diego J. PW 003 

Buckley, Noel J. PW 141 

Buckley, Norm PH 493 

Budman, Simon H. PF 010 

Buechel, Christian PH 300, 

PH 388 

Buenaver, Luis PH 206 

Bueno, Mariana PH 158, 

PT 122, PW 324 

Bueno Borges, Roberto 

Segundo PH 054 

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Bühling, Felix PH 111 

Buhmann, Carsten PH 141 

Buisman-Pijlman, Femke 

PT 308 

Buisset, Nadia PH 469 

Bulmer, David C. PH 193, 

PH 407, PH 415 

Bulsara, Max PT 303 

Bunzli, Samantha PW 530 

Buonocore, Michelangelo 

PH 102 

Burbelo, P. D. PW 114 

Burford, Edward PW 176 

Burgess, Alison PT 124 

Bürgin, Reto PF 483 

Burke, David T. PW 110 

Burke, Nikita N. PF 230 

Burke, Teresa PW 489 

Burkhardt, Katja PH 087 

Burkley, Ben PW 136 

Burstein, Rami PL 11, PF 157, 

TW 30, TW 52 

Burston, James PF 233, 

PF 314, PT 208, PW 248, 

Burton, Janet PT 437 

Busch, Angela J. PF 054 

Bushnell, Catherine M. PH 323, 

PH 402, PT 280, PW 080 

Busquets, Carme PT 049, 

PW 317 

Busserolles, Jérôme PH 261, 

PH 351, PT 316, PT 324 

Bussieres, Jean PW 345 

Bussoti, Edna A. PH 213, 

PT 122 

Bussotti, Edna Aparecida 

PH 003 

Butkevich, Irina Pavlovna 

PT 211, PT 235 

Butkovic, Diana I. PF 073 

Butler, Stephen PF 076, 

PF 084, PT 427 

Butler, Steven F. PF 010 

Butow, Phyllis N. PL 02 

Butt, Richard P. PT 416, 

PT 417, PT 418 

Butte, Atul J. PF 111 

Buvanendran, Asokumar 

PW 004, RC 15 

Byas-Smith, Michael PT 212 

Byrne, Frederika M. PF 232 

Byth, Karen PF 180 

Bytyqi, Adem J. PW 005, 

PW 440 

Bytyqi, Agron L. PW 005, 

PW 440 

Bytyqi, Ramiz PW 005 

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C. de C. Williams, Amanda 

PH 023 

Cabral, Lucas W. PW 296 

Cabrera, Javier PF 371 

Cabrera, Sara PT 366 

Cachemaille, Matthieu PT 170 

Cadavid, Adriana M. PW 455 

Caddell, Kim PF 477 

Caes, Line PH 489, PT 532 

Caetano, Aline F. PH 163 

Cahalan, Christine PH 308, 

PH 441 

Cahana, Alex PT 286 

Cahill, Catherine PH 254 

Cahill, Catherine M. PF 218, 

PW 259, PW 399 

Cairns, Brian E. PF 210, PF 426 

Çakmak, Hueseyin PH 100, 

PH 105 

Calado, Gustavo P. PW 235 

Calam, Rachel PH 491 

Caliman, Rafaela A. PH 213 

Calixto, João B. PF 284, 

PF 310, PT 330, PW 128, 

PW 183 

Callaghan, John PW 512 

Calvo, Margarita PF 235, 

PH 224, PT 199, PT 282 

Camacho-Guerrero, Laura 

PT 518 

Cámara, Rafael J. A. PF 083, 

PF 143 

Camargo, Guilherme Sacchi 

PH 186 

Camera, Luis A. PF 124, PW 433 

Cameron, Marte G. PF 429 

Cameron, Paul A. PF 474 

Camilloni, Arianna PF 471 

Caminiti, Alessandro PT 086 

Campanelli, Laura PT 086 

Camparis, Cinara M. PF 172, 

PF 176, PF 178, PF 179, 

PW 474 

Campbell, Christina PT 443 

Campbell, Cynthia PW 424 

Campbell, Fiona PH 045, 

PH 493, PW 484, PW 535 

Campbell, Fredrik PF 018 

Campbell, Kent A. PT 487 

Campbell, Paul PF 126 

Campbell-Yeo, Marsha PF 477 

Campi, Barbara PF 321 

Campos, Diana PH 032 

Campos, Juliana Alvares 

Duarte Bonini PF 179 

Campos, Maria Martha PW 128 

Candeletti, Sanzio PW 147 

Canestrelli, Michela PT 232, 

PT 317 

Cangini, Pascal PF 077 

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AUTHORS

AUTHORS 

Canonico, Pier Luigi PW 130 

Cantara, Mirlene Gardin PF 127, 

PW 456 

Cantin, Louis-David PT 454 

Cao, Chang Q. PT 179, PT 454 

Cao, Dong-Yuan PH 352 

Cao, Hong PF 201 

Cao, Lishuang PW 139 

Cao, Yang PH 325 

Cao, Ye PF 311, PF 355 

Capone, Jay Guido PT 068 

Capriati, Angela PW 329, 

PW 330 

Caputi, Claudio A. PW 350 

Caputi, Francesca F. PW 147 

Caraceni, Augusto T. TW 03 

Carbajal, Ricardo PF 077 

Carbon, Roman PW 197 

Cárdenas-Soto, Karla PT 030 

Cardosa, Mary S. PT 116, 

PT 485 

Cardoso, Germano PF 122 

Cardoso, Iuri C. PF 069 

Cardot, J. M. PW 390 

Carey, Erin PF 175, PH 174, 

PH 175 

Carey, Galen PF 295 

Carey, Julie M. PW 457 

Carginallo, Roy PH 486 

Carlesso, Lisa C. PF 130 

Carli, Giancarlo PH 189, 

PW 087 

Carlotti, Ana Paula P. PH 215 

Carlsson, Carina PT 467 

Carlton, Susan M. PT 327, 

PT 336 

Carmo, Elisabete C. PF 221 

Carneiro, Maria PF 533 

Carozza, Michael PF 469 

Carpenter, Kelly M. PT 491 

Carpino, Elizabeth PH 321 

Carr, Andrew J. PT 201 

Carr, Eloise PF 059, PF 075 

Carr, Fiona B. PH 284 

Carrara, Roberto PW 289 

Carretta, Donatella PW 147 

Carrier, Michel PW 345 

Carrillo, Camila M. PH 159 

Carrillo-de-la-Peña, María T. 

PW 101, PW 102 

Carson, Eleanor PW 490 

Carstens, E. PH 283, PH 366, 

PT 257, PT 326, PW 127, 

TW 63 

Carstens, Mirela Iodi PT 326 

Carter, Drew PH 200 

Carter, George PF 050 

Carteret, Alene F. PH 435 

Carungcong, Agnes 

Venessa A. PF 529 

Carvalho, Ana Claudia G. 

PF 488 

Carvalho, Anamada B. PW 234 

Carvalho, Frédéric PF 323 

Carvalho, Jose C. A. PW 007 

Carville, Serena PW 088 

Casagrande, Rubia PW 207 

Casale, Giuseppe PF 471 

Casals, Miquel PW 367 

Casato, Milvia PT 020 

Cascorbi, Ingolf PW 112 

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Caselli, Gianfranco PW 275 

Caspani, Ombretta PT 313 

Cassidy, Theresa A. PF 010 

Cassina, Chiara PH 367 

Cassivi, Stephen D. PF 021 

Castagné, Vincent PF 274 

Castaneda, Eliana M. PW 455 

Castarlenas, Elena PW 034 

Castelli, Mara PF 234 

Castelnovo, Luca F. PH 252 

Castilla, Diana PT 468 

Castillo, Yeraldin PF 337 

Castillo Tovar, Arturo PF 361, 

PF 442, PH 380 

Castle, Neil PT 417, PT 418 

Castrillejo, Andres PT 079 

Castrillon, Eduardo Enrique 

PT 291 

Castro, Alberto M. PF 271 

Castro, Bernardo G. C. PH 091, 

PW 452 

Castro, Celio Josæ PT 219 

Castro, Mariam PW 276 

Castro-Gamez, Blanca PH 220 

Castro-Lopes, José M. PW 228 

Catapano, Luca PW 275 

Catedra, Maria Dolores PH 482 

Catley, Mark PH 025, PT 362 

Cauda, Franco PT 496 

Caudill-Slosberg, Margaret A. 

PF 476 

Cavagnaro, Joy PT 432 

Cavalcanti, Ismar L. PF 488 

Cavaletti, Guido PW 131 

Cavanaugh, Daniel J. PH 394 

Cavelier, Florine PW 286 

Ceceli, Esma PF 383 

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PH 276 

Cederbom, Sara E. G. PF 505 

Cegla, Thomas PW 414 

Ceko, Marta PT 280, PW 080 

Cella, Matteo PH 023 

Cenac, Nicolas TW 44 

Centerholt, Carina PH 115 

Cequinel-Filho, Valdir PF 313 

Cerami, Anthony PT 445 

Cerqueira, João J. PH 401 

Cerritelli, Serena PH 408 

Ceruti, Stefania PF 214, TW 69 

Cervero, Fernando PH 006, 

PH 409, PT 247 

Cervo, Luigi PH 367 

Cesar, Isabela C. PT 217 

Cesarovic, Nikola PT 224 

Cetra, Renata PF 127, PW 456 

Ceulemans, Ken PT 535 

Cevidanes, Lucia PW 068 

Cevikbas, Ferda PW 127 

Chaban, Victor PF 276, PT 139 

Chabot-Doré, Anne-Julie 

PT 255, PW 256 

Chacur, Marucia PF 215, PT 203 

Chacur, Marucia Chacur PF 237 

Chae, Younbyoung PF 411, 

PF 456 

Chairat, Luksanawadee PH 473 

Chaiwong, Watanya PF 448 

Chakrabarti, Amitava PF 315, 

PF 433, PW 340 

Chakraborty, Anita PT 126 

Author Index 

Chalaye, Philippe PF 186 

Chalmers, Derek PT 426, 

PT 435 

Chalus, Maryse PW 501 

Chambers, Christine PF 477, 

PH 157, PW 535 

Chan, Ee-Yuee PW 351 

Chan, Matthew T. V. PW 199 

Chan, Samantha M. Y. PF 238 

Chan, Yiong-Huak PW 351 

Chancellor, Michael B. PH 192 

Chanchayanon, Thavat PW 332 

Chandran, Arthi B. PF 078 

Chandrasekaran, Manigandan 

PH 326 

Chang, Eric PT 322, PW 458 

Chang, Kai-Ting PF 212, 

PT 142 

Changeux, Jean-Pierre PW 204 

Chao, Chi-Chao PH 133 

Chao, Hsiang-Tai PH 184, 

PH 185 

Chaparro, Luis E. PF 053 

Chapman, C. Richard TW 29 

Chapman, Mark L. PT 418 

Chapman, Victoria 

PF 232, PF 233, PF 314, 

PT 208, PW 248 

Chappell, Jessica PH 026 

Chapuy, Eric PF 330, PH 261, 

PH 351, PT 316 

Charbonneau, Joanne PH 011 

Charest, Marie-Claude PH 490 

Charette, Sylvie PF 141, PH 490 

Chareunnukul, Apiradee PT 127 

Charry, Orlando PW 319 

Chatelier, Francoise PW 504, 

PW 505 

Chatten, Katherine PH 457 

Chatterjee, Aparna PT 399 

Chaturvedi, Jagdish PT 117 

Chaturvedi, Santosh Kumar 

PT 117 

Chau, Siu-Wah PF 236 

Chaudakshetrin, Pongparadee 

TW 49 

Chauvin, Marcel PH 462, 

PT 300 

Che Husin, Che Maraina 

PW 210 

Cheetham, Sharon PF 232 

Chella Narendran, Rajesh 

PH 026 

Chen, Chee Kean PT 022 

Chen, Che-Hong PW 226 

Chen, Chia-Hsin PF 236 

Chen, Chih-Cheng PF 239 

Chen, Daniel PT 450 

Chen, Kuan-Hung PW 146 

Chen, Li Min PH 397 

Chen, Liang PW 335 

Chen, Li-Chia PF 498 

Chen, Ling PT 214 

Chen, Ling-Chu PF 420 

Chen, Meng-Ling PF 201 

Chen, Paul PT 204, PT 220, 

PW 519 

Chen, Tingjun PH 250 

Chen, Tsung-Chi PF 418 

Chen, Wei-Nan PF 239 

Chen, Xiaoguang PT 322 

Chen, Xin-yi PH 228 

Chen, Yan PF 259 

Chen, Yan-Ke PW 195 

Chen, Yi-Ching PF 420 

Chen, Yishen (Lele) PT 157 

Chen, Zhenguang PW 383 

Chen, Zhoumou PF 249, 

PF 267, PW 180 

Cheng, Chris H. K. PW 199 

Cheng, Henrich PF 212, PT 142 

Cheng, Longzhen PF 201, 

PH 264 

Chequetto, Thiago P. PW 304 

Cherry, Catherine L. PW 117, 

PW 123, TW 41 

Cheung, Chi Wai PF 238 

Cheung, Raymond PF 371 

Chiang, Chen Yu PF 311, 

PF 355 

Chiang, Kou-Rong PF 091 

Chiang, Ming-Chang PH 133 

Chiantera, Vito PW 159 

Chiao, Joan Y. PH 049 

Chiba, Toshio PF 189 

Chiechio, Santina TW 01 

Chilcoat, Howard PF 010, 

PF 012, PF 085, PF 087, 

PF 088 

Chin, Frederick PT 165 

Chin, May L. PW 035 

Chinchilla Calix, Nelson PW 360 

Chino, Fabiana Tomie PH 219 

Chiodini, Paolo PH 050 

Chiran, Dragos Andrei PW 445, 

PW 446 

Chirieac, Rodica PF 422 

Chitac, Cristina Lidia PT 210 

Chitkara, Denesh PW 335 

Chiu, Yee PH 176 

Chiusaroli, Riccardo PW 275 

Cho, Hee-Kyung PF 270 

Cho, Hwi-young PT 319 

Cho, Hwi-Young PW 231 

Cho, Mi Mi PF 508 

Cho, Yong PF 019 

Cho, Yun-Woo PF 270 

Choi, Eun Joo PW 320 

Choi, Gyu-Sik PT 227 

Choi, Jae-Kap PT 033 

Choi, Jong Bum PH 476 

Choi, Tae-Young PF 056 

Choi, Youngkwon PF 461, 

PF 466 

Choinière, Manon PF 009, 

PF 022, PF 099, PH 002, 

PH 006, PH 207, PT 477, 

PW 345, PW 453, PW 461, 

PW 487, PW 493, PW 498 

Chojecki, Dagmara PF 059 

Chokkijchai, Kedsirin PW 332 

Chong, Jillian PT 191 

Chopra, Kanwaljit PF 225, 

PF 468, PT 447 

Chou, Chiu-Wen PW 383 

Chou, Michael PT 089 

Choudhury, Papiya PW 266 

Chow, Kevin B. S. PF 220 

Chowdhury, Dhiman PH 080 

Choy, Ernest PW 088 

Choy, Yin Choy PT 536 

Chraibi, Ahmed PH 365

Christ, Oliver PW 050 

Christensen, Karl B. PT 004 

Christensen, Robin PW 211 

Christiansen, Sandra PW 459 

Christianson, Julie A. PH 410 

Christie, Mark PT 436 

Christmas, Claire R. PF 352, 

PT 423 

Christoffersen, Giselle PT 305, 

PT 460 

Christoph , Thomas PF 304 

Christou, Nicolas V. PT 306 

Christrup, Lona PF 014, 

PF 038, PT 386 

Christrup, Lona L. PF 148 

Chu, Yu-Xia PF 201 

Chua, Nelson P. PW 351 

Chua, Nicholas H. L. PW 351 

Chumbley, Gillian PF 075 

Chung, Man-Kyo PT 190 

Chung, Sookja K. PF 238 

Chung, Ya-Ching PF 091 

Churyukanov, Maxim V. PH 291 

Churyukanov, Valeriy V. PW 161 

Ciabattoni, David PH 111 

Ciampi de Andrade, Daniel 

PH 091, PT 062, PW 463 

Cidem, Muharrem PH 028 

Cigarán, Margarita PT 461, 

PW 508 

Cigarán-Mendez, Margarita 

PW 113 

Cignacco, Eva L. PH 014 

Cimaz, Rolando TW 02 

Cimerman, Patricia PF 077 

Cimino, Roberta PH 050 

Cina, Stephen PF 460 

Ciobica, Alin PW 274 

�� 

Citak, Cihat PW 289 

Cividini Júnior, Juares 

Antônio PH 054 

Clancy, Marie A. PW 460 

Clark, Alexander J. PH 166, 

PT 419 

Clark, Anna K. PH 368 

Clark, Charles PW 512 

Clark, David J. PT 102, PT 107 

Clark, J. David PF 111 

Clark, Jillian M. PW 421 

Clarke, Amanda PH 214 

Clarke, Hance PH 075 

Clarke, Toni-Kim PW 074 

Clauw, Daniel J. PH 149, 

PH 173, PW 085, PW 099, 

PW 110, RC 02, TW 10 

Clavel, Alfred PW 319 

Clemens, Katri Elina PT 383 

Clere, Florentin PT 471 

Clifford, John L. PF 444, PT 213 

Cline, David M. PW 540 

Cloutier, Christian PF 009, 

PF 022, PF 099 

Cobelo, Andrea PT 519 

Cocchi, Marco A. PF 170 

Cocksedge, D. PW 312 

Coderre, Terence J. TW 16 

Coelho, Anne Marie PT 260 

Coelho, Marcio M. PT 217 

Coffeen, Ulises PF 331, PW 279 

Cogan, Jennifer PW 006, 

PW 345, PW 438 

Coghill, Robert C. PH 301, 

PH 307, PH 314, PT 502, 

TW 61 

Cohen, Janice PW 535 

Coissard, S. PW 390 

Cokic, Barbara PF 241, PT 218 

Cole, Jonathan PT 280 

Cole, Leonie J. PH 302 

Colhado, Orlando Carlos 

Gomes PW 520 

Collado, Antonio PW 100 

Collante, David PH 379 

Coller, Janet K. PT 392, PW 421 

Collin, Elisabeth PH 069 

Collins, Douglas PF 260, PF 261 

Colloca, Luana TW 42 

Colon, Elisabeth PH 330 

Colquhoun, Liz PW 331 

Colquitt, Bradley PF 203 

Colvin, Lesley PF 055, PF 369 

Comte, Anne-Laure PW 504 

Conaghan, Philip PF 117 

Condés-Lara, Miguel PF 364, 

PH 369 

Conlon, Michael PT 237 

Conrod, Patricia PH 265 

Constantino, Elton PT 248, 

PW 304 

Conte, Vincenzo PH 252 

Conti, Paulo C. R. PH 064 

Contini, Maria P. PW 330 

Conway, Charles M. PT 214 

Cook, Deborah A. PT 214 

Cookson, William O. PT 382 

Coombes, Brooke K. PF 129 

Cooper, Andrew Ronald PH 078, 

PH 082 

Cooper, Brian Y. PT 166 

Cooper, Bruce A. PT 087, 

PT 096, PT 097 

Cooper, Robert PT 431 

Cooper-Festa, Ellen J. PT 292 

Copa, Alan PT 431 

Coplan, Paul PF 085, 

PF 087, PF 088 

Coplan, Paul M. PF 010, PF 012 

Coppens, Eline PT 462 

Coppens, Eline Anna Aimé 

PT 504 

Coppieters, Michel W. PF 306 

Corasaniti, Maria Tiziana 

PF 340, PW 126 

Coratella, Cesira PF 471 

Cordeiro, Marta 

Nascimento PT 219 

Cordeiro Matos, Steven PT 159 

Corder, Gregory F. PH 370 

Cordero, Toni PH 455 

Cordero-Erausquin, Matilde 

TW 47 

Cordingley, Lis PF 074, 

PF 106, PH 491 

Córdova, Marina M. PW 183 

Corli, Oscar PH 367 

Coronado, Rogelio A. PH 079, 

PH 170 

Coronel, Florencia PH 374 

Corradini, Laura PF 308 

Corso, Ruggero M. PH 466 

Author Index 

Cosic, Ankica PH 181 

Costa, Danielle Boer PH 219 

Costa, Giorgio PF 158, 

PH 152, PW 078 

Costa, Lluis PW 502 

Costa, Robson PF 284, PW 128 

Costa, Tommaso PT 496 

Costa Junior, Áderson Luiz 

PW 027 

Costantini, Raffaele PF 158, 

PW 078 

Coste, Ovidiu PH 257 

Costello, Judy PW 345 

Costes, Nicolas PF 144 

Costigan, Michael TW 05 

Costiuk, Heike PT 148 

Côté, José PT 477 

Côté, Manon PH 207 

Coudoré, François PF 327 

Coulombe, Marie-Andrée 

PH 353 

Coulson, Katrina PW 526 

Coulthard, Paul PW 330 

Coupal, Martin PH 375 

Court, Charles PT 377 

Courtemanche-Harel, 

Roxanne PW 453, PW 461 

Courtney, Carol A. PW 066 

Cousins, Michael J. PH 445, 

PH 446 

Coutaux, Anne PH 069 

Coutinho, Daniela C. PT 121 

Couto, Flavia G. P. PH 169 

Cowburn, Amy C. PT 473 

Cowie, Martin R. PF 045 

Cox, Peter J. PT 417 

Cozza, Elsa PF 158, PH 152, 

PW 078 

Craggs, Jason PH 020 

Craig, Kenneth D. PH 014, 

PH 157, TW 36 

Cras, Patrick PT 001, PT 002 

Crawford, Cynthia PW 260 

Creed, Francis H. PF 126 

Creminon, Christophe PT 188 

Crewther, Shelia PW 041 

Cristensen, Kellen PT 122 

Critchley, Linda PT 515 

Crockett, Andrew PW 480 

Crombe, Amandine PH 295 

Crombez, Geert PF 020, 

PF 028, PF 479, PH 070, 

PT 463, PT 466, PT 499, 

PT 513, PT 516, PT 523, 

PT 539, PW 057, TW 07 

Crosby, Cecilia PF 316 

Crossley, Reuben PW 022 

Crow, Megan PW 140, PW 141 

Cruccu, Giorgio PH 104, 

PH 137, PT 020, TW 43, 

TW 58 

Cruciani, Ricardo A. PH 140 

Cruz, Kamilla Mayara Lucas 

PF 339 

Cselényi, Zolt PT 439 

Cuadripani, Susanna PW 329 

Cuccurazzu, Bruna PW 130 

Cuello, Claudio PF 281, PT 202 

�� PH 275, 

PH 276, PW 089 

Cui, Jing PW 327 

Cuijpers, Pim PF 057 

Cummiford, Chelsea M. PF 165 

Cummings, Greta PW 535 

Cunha, Antonio José 

Ledo Alves PH 040 

Cunha, Carolina O. PH 064 

Cunha, Fernando Q. PF 251, 

PT 140, PT 164, PT 346, 

PW 207, PW 225 

Cunha, Thiago M. PH 487, 

PT 140, PT 346, PW 207, 

PW 225 

Cunha Neto, Malebranche 

Berardo Carneiro PW 436 

Curatolo, Michele PF 005, 

PF 083, PF 113, PF 143, 

PF 427, PH 208, PT 047, 

PT 070, PT 276 

Curran, Natasha PH 457 

Currie, Gillian L. PF 055 

Currow, David PT 392 

Curry, James T. PT 207 

Curtis, Kathryn PH 075 

Cury, Yara PF 254, PF 519, 

PH 256, PT 161, PT 410, 

PW 226, PW 270, PW 287, 

PW 294 

Czakanski, Peter P. PT 195 

Czerniecka, Kasia PF 434 

D 

da Costa, Robson PT 330 

da Paz, Matheus P. PF 069 

da Rosa, Fernanda PF 240, 

PW 288 

Da Silva, Luciana A. PH 029, 

PH 062 

da Silva, Mariane A. S. PH 386 

Da Silva, Taciane S. PW 249 

Da Silva, Talita de Cássia 

Raminelli PW 509 

Daali, Youssef PF 427 

Dabouis, Gérard PW 504 

DaCruz, Kamilla Maiara Lucas 

PT 240 

Daenen, Liesbeth PT 001, 

PT 002 

Dahan, Albert PF 031, PF 437, 

PF 440, PF 441, PT 445 

Dahan, Roee PH 016 

Dahari, Norhana M. PT 116 

Dahl, Jørgen B. PH 167, PW 373 

Dahllöf, Henrik PT 438 

Dahllund, Leif PT 307, PT 310 

Dahlqvist Leinhard, Olof PT 029 

Dahm, Kristin T. PT 490 

Dai, Feng PW 204 

Dai, Yi PH 241 

Daigle, Kathya PH 293, PW 186 

Dailey, Dana L. PW 082 

Dal Bello-Haas, Vanina PF 054 

Dal Sasso, Grace T. Marcon 

PT 111 

Dale, Mark C. PF 138 

Dale, Ola PT 386 

Daley II, Christopher PT 177 

Dalkara, Deniz PT 321 

Dallel, Radhouane PF 108, 

PF 204, PF 353 

Dalmolin, Gerusa PT 397, 

PW 462 

113 

AUTHORS

AUTHORS 

Damgaard, Birthe M. PT 221 

Damiao, Elaine B. C. PH 496, 

PH 497, PH 499 

Danco, Alexander T. PF 243 

Danesh, Mitchell PT 021 

Daniel, Shoshana R. PF 078 

Danish TAP Block Study Group 

PW 373 

Danneskiold-Samsøe, Bente 

PT 006 

Danneskiold-Samsoe, Bente 

PW 242 

Dansereau, Marc Andre 

PH 365 

Danyliw, Adrienne PF 054 

Danziger, Nicolas PH 069 

Darling, Mary PT 207 

D’Amati, Giulia PT 020 

D’Angelo, Daniela PF 471 

D’Antoni, Francesca PT 175 

D’Aquino, Manuela PH 156 

D’Ardenne, Catherine PW 205 

Darnall, Beth D. PT 093 

Dart, Richard C. PF 085, 

PF 087, PF 088 

Das, Ashok Kumar PW 352 

Das, Bibhukalyani PW 352 

DaSilva, Alexandre F. PF 165, 

PH 108 

Dasu, Badri N. PW 442 

Daublaender, Monika PF 174 

Daugbjerg, Signe B. PF 071 

Daulhac, Laurence PF 330, 

PW 501 

David, Geta PT 446 

David, Patricia PW 438 

David-Pereira, Ana PT 314 

Davie, Stacey PH 298 

Davies, Andrew PF 045, 

PF 080, PT 373, PT 384, 

PT 386 

Davies, Anthony F. PH 212 

Davies, Stephanie J. PW 530 

Davis, Alexander PT 225 

Davis, Annette PW 008 

Davis, Brian M. PT 331 

Davis, Carl PF 341 

Davis, Elizabeth PT 177 

Davis, J. B. PH 247, PH 383, 

PT 155, PT 171, PT 172 

Davis, Jonathan PF 085, 

PF 087, PF 088 

Davis, Karen D. PH 094, 

PH 312, PT 287, PW 167, 

TW 19 

Davoodi, Auva PH 366, PT 326 

Dawes, Diana PF 063 

Dawes, John M. PH 224, 

PH 383, PW 138 

Dawson, Andreas PF 177 

Dayer, Pierre PF 427 

de Almeida, Ana C. PW 294 

De Almeida, Jose Flavio 

Affons PT 204 

de Andrade, Antonio C. F. PF 172 

de Andrade, Daniel Ciampi 

PF 181, PF 197, PH 186, 

PH 275, PH 276, PW 089 

De Beer, Justin PH 101 

De Benedittis, Giuseppe 

PT 031, PW 083 

114 

de Bie, Rob PF 043, PT 544 

De Bourmont, Sabine PH 469 

de C. V. Gewehr, Camila PT 215 

de Carolis, Giuliano PW 463 

de Carvalho, Juliana Souza 

PF 254 

de Chauvigny, Edwige PT 483, 

PF 384, PW 481, PW 504, 

PW 505 

De Col, Roberto PT 234 

De Craen, Marjolein PF 524 

de Fatima, Angelo PT 217 

De Felice, Milena PT 239, 

PT 315 

de Godoi Gonçalves, Daniela 

Aparecida PF 176, PF 179 

De GrandPré, Philippe PW 493 

de Haan, Else PH 498 

de Jesus, Jan PT 523 

de Jesus, José Alfredo L. 

PH 004, PH 017 

De Klerk, Cora PF 121 

De Koninck, Yves PF 211, 

PH 251 

De La Cruz, Gerard D. PH 030 

De La Harpe, Davida PT 517 

De la O-De la O, María E. 

PF 329 

de la Puente, Beatriz PH 421 

de la Vega, Rocío PW 034 

De Laat, Antoon RC 14 

De Lacey, Nicholas T. PT 263 

De Luca, Anna PH 432 

De Marinis, Maria Grazia 

PF 471 

de Mattos Pimenta, Cibele A. 

PW 423 

De Mei, Claudia PT 273 

de Meij, Nelleke PT 051 

de Mendonça, Mariana E. M. 

PW 452 

De Nicola, Alejandro F. PH 374 

de Oliveira, Marcelo Ganzarolli 

PH 487 

de Oliveira, Sara Marchesan 

PW 288 

de Oliveira, Thiago Robis 

PF 387 

de Oliveira, Ywzhe Sifuentes 

Almeida PH 280 

De Paepe, Annick L. PT 463 

de Queiroz Cunha, Fernando 

PH 487, PW 218 

de Rienzo-Madero, Beatriz 

PF 331 

De Ruddere, Lies PF 479, 

PT 539 

De Sanctis Briggs, Vicente A. 

PW 295 

De Santana, Josimari Melo 

PF 416 

De Silva, Sarah PH 206 

de Siqueira, Jose T. T. PF 181, 

PF 192, PF 197, PH 029 

de Siqueira, Silvia R. D. T. 

PF 181, PF 197, PH 276 

de Souza, Guilherme R. PT 346 

De Souza, Lorraine H. PT 509 

de Souza Meirelles, Eduardo 

PW 436 

De Temmerman, Niko PT 044 

Author Index 

de Vet, Henrica C. W. PF 057 

de Vries, Marjan PH 398 

de Vries, Martin G. PW 217 

Dean, Grace E. PH 142 

DeBerry, Jennifer J. PT 331 

Deboer, Misty D. PF 165, 

PH 108 

Decosterd, Isabelle 

PF 273, PH 199, PH 271, 

PT 170, PT 173, PW 148 

Deen, MIchael PW 030 

DeFelice, Milena PH 468 

Defrin, Ruth PF 156, PT 351, 

PT 352, TW 25 

Deftu, Alexandru PF 216 

Degenhardt, Brian F. PT 023 

DeGryse, Ronald E. PF 425 

Dehghani, Mohsen PT 464, 

PT 482 

del Prado-Marquez, Ma. Florizel 

Romero PT 505 

Del Turco, Domenico PF 269 

De-la-Llave-Rincon, Ana I. 

PW 468 

Delaney, Ada PF 055 

Delaunay, Anne PT 167 

DeLeo, Joyce A. PH 236 

Delgado, Iris PW 003 

Delgado, René PW 276 

Dellarozza, Mara PF 145 

Delli Ponti, Adriana PT 031 

Delmotte, Alexandre PH 437 

Demeter, Naor PF 450, PT 486 

DeMita, Jessica PF 476 

Denaro, Carmelo PF 003, 

PF 006 

Denhaerynck, Kris PH 014 

Denk, Franziska PW 141 

Denner, Ann-Catherine PT 234 

Denton, Rex PT 214 

Deo, S. V. S. PT 372 

Derbyshire, Stuart W. TW 59 

Der-Ghazarian, Taleen PW 260 

Derjean, D. PT 155, PT 171, 

PT 172 

Derkx, Bert H. PH 498 

Dermody, Ailsa PH 103 

Derry, Sheena PF 065, PW 326 

Derry, William T. PF 309 

Desai, Anila PF 295 

Desai, Mehul J. PW 464 

DeSantana, Josimari M. PF 339, 

PF 512, PF 513, PT 240 

Descarreaux, Martin PH 081 

Deschamps, Frederic PT 377 

Descombes, Sylvie PF 077 

Descroix, Vianney PF 173 

Desem, Nuket PT 433 

Deshpande, Guarav PF 453 

Desia, Kinnari PH 188 

Desmeules, Jules PF 427 

Desroches, Julie PT 408, 

PT 409 

Deumens, R. PF 318 

Deval, Emmanuel PT 167 

Devesa, Isabel PT 178 

Devigili, Grazia PT 068 

Devillé, Walter PT 011 

Devilliers, Maïly PT 316, PT 324 

Devonshire, Ian M. PH 285 

Devor, Marshall PH 286, 

PW 204, RC 16 

Devos, Patricia PH 489 

DeWire, Scott M. PT 450 

DeWitte, Cary PH 420 

Dewitte, Marieke PW 036 

Dhal, Anubha PW 037 

Dhankhar, Mandeep PF 400 

Dhar, Satyajit PH 080 

Di Clemente, Angelo PH 367 

Di Fabio, Sara PF 158, 

PH 152, PW 078 

Di Giminiani, Pierpaolo PT 216, 

PT 221 

Di Marzo, Vincenzo PL 03, 

PW 152 

Di Pietro, Flavia PH 019, 

PT 106 

Di Pietro, Flavia S. PT 103 

Di Rezze, Simone PH 104 

Di Sabatino, Valentina PH 189 

Di Stefano, Daniela PF 003 

Di Stefano, Giulia PH 104, 

PT 020 

Diano, Matteo PT 496 

Dias, Joao M. D. PH 168, 

PH 169 

Dias, Rebecca PW 246 

Dias, Reinaldo B. PT 007 

Dias, Renata Gonçalves Dias 

PW 257 

Dias, Rosangela C. PH 168, 

PH 169 

Dias, Silvana S. PT 121 

Diatchenko, Luda PF 195, 

PW 121, PW 204, RC 16 

Diaz, Michelle PF 345 

Díaz-Zagoya, Juan C. PF 329 

Dib-Hajj, Sulayman D. PT 348, 

TW 12 

Diboun, Ilhem PW 138 

Dicanio, Clara PH 349 

Dick, Bruce D. PW 045 

Dickenson, Anthony PF 308, 

PF 347, PH 385, PT 047, 

PT 209, PT 243, PT 282, 

PT 284, PW 291, RC 10, 

TW 40 

Dickie, Allen C. PT 277 

Dickman, Andrew PT 385 

Diderichsen, Finn PF 071 

Diedrich, Sabrina PH 141 

Diehl, Scott R. PF 188, PW 111 

Diener, Hans-Christoph PF 425 

Diers, Martin PH 100, 

PH 105, PH 109, PH 110, 

PH 132, PW 074 

Dietrich, Gilles PH 225 

Dietrich, Thomas PW 330 

Dieu, Yuen C. PW 285 

Dijkstra, Pieter U. PT 010, 

PW 444 

Dillenburger, Barbara C. PH 397 

Dillon, Stacey PW 127 

Dimova, Violeta PW 197 

Diogenes, Anibal R. PT 204 

Dionne, Raymond PH 140, 

PW 142, PW 155 

Divano, Luisa PT 353 

Djouhri, Laiche PH 103 

Djupsjöbacka, Mats PW 239

D’Mello, Richard PT 282 

Dmytriiev, Dmytro PW 465 

Do, Kyung-Hee PT 227 

Do, Sang Hwan PW 320 

Dobrogowski, Jan PH 106, 

PH 484, PW 262, PW 337 

Dobson, Katharine L. PH 371 

Doca, Fernanda N. P. PH 215, 

PW 027 

Docherty, Reginald PT 115 

Docking, Rachael E. PH 085 

Doctor, Tarlika P. PF 478 

Dodd, Marylin PT 087, PT 096, 

PT 097 

Dodick, David W. PF 425 

Doel, Marcus A. PT 540 

Dogrul, Ahmet PH 481, PT 269, 

PW 289 

Doherty, Anne PW 007 

Doi, Hisashi PW 280 

Doi, Tokuhide PF 023 

Dolan, John C. PT 100 

Dolezal, Tomas PH 107, 

PH 124, PH 135 

Dolique, Tiphaine PF 204 

Dolman, Andrew PW 439 

Dolnikov, Erica PW 415 

Domeier, Robert PF 134, 

PW 121 

Domingo, Tomas PW 367 

Dominguez, Cecilia A. PW 115, 

PW 198 

Dominguez-Trejo, Benjamin 

PW 466 

Dominick, Clare H. PF 079 

Dominicus, Annika PT 444 

Dominiczak, Anna PF 086 

Donahue, Renee R. PH 359 

Donaldson, Kirsteen PT 436 

Donaldson, Lucy PH 377, 

PT 318, PT 339, PT 349, 

PW 162 

Donaldson, Stephen PT 516 

Dondas, Andrei PT 446 

Donello, John E. PH 229, 

PT 366 

Dong, Li PH 412 

Donne, Pauline PF 432 

Doods, Henri PF 252, PF 303, 

PF 308 

Doody, Catherine PH 031, 

PT 003, PT 024, PW 489 

Doolen, Suzanne PH 370 

Doris, Clare PT 395 

Dornelles, Fabiana N. PW 128 

Dorscht, Lisa PW 499 

Dorsey, Susan G. PW 155 

dos Santos, Ieda Regina 

PW 218 

dos Santos, Ricardo Ribeiro 

PF 499 

DosSantos, Marcos F. PH 108 

Dostrovsky, Jonathan PF 355, 

PT 354 

Dotta, Luciana PW 093 

Douay, Ludovic PW 416, 

PW 494 

Dowd, Haulie PT 465 

Drake, Robert PH 377, PW 162 

Drangsholt, Mark PF 191, 

PF 193, PT 076, PT 018 

Drdla-Schutting, Ruth PF 205, 

PH 248, PH 376, PW 258 

Drenan, Ryan PW 204 

Dreu, Manuel PF 338 

Drew, Debra J. PW 319 

Drewes, Asbjørn M. PF 133 

Drici, Milou-Daniel PF 447 

Droney, Joanne PT 382 

Droney, Joanne M. PW 109 

Dror, Amiram PT 351 

Druce, Katie PT 542 

Drummond, Peter D. PF 263, 

PT 104, PW 163 

D’Souza, Sydney C. PT 037 

Du Bois, Justin PT 165, 

PW 381 

du Plessis, Adre J. PH 010 

Duan, Bo PT 328 

Duan, Jian-Hong PT 332 

Duan, Kai-Zheng PT 406 

Duarte, Igor Dimitri Duarte 

PW 189 

Duarte, Rui V. PW 417 

Duarte, Yeda PF 145 

Dubner, Ron PF 175, PF 195, 

PF 271, PH 174, PH 175, 

PH 354, PW 193, PW 209 

Dubois, Jean-Daniel PH 081 

Dubowchik, Gene M. PT 214 

Dubray, C. PW 390 

Dubuc, Isabelle PW 286 

Ducourneau, Vincent R. R. 

PF 204 

Dueñas, María PF 105, 

PW 051 

Duerden, Emma G. PT 025 

Duff, Eugene PT 357 

Duffus, Shannon E. G. PH 201 

Duhamel, Fabie PW 498 

Duke, Gloria PT 537 

Dukes, Krystal S. PW 319 

Dunbar, Michael PT 528, 

PW 072 

Duncan, Rosie PF 074, 

PF 082, PF 106 

Dungan, George C. PT 043 

Dungate, David PF 342 

Dunlap, Rachel PT 093 

Dunn, Kate M. PF 120 

Dunn, Laura B. PT 087, 

PT 096, PT 097 

Duong, David PW 491 

Dupoiron, Denis PH 469 

Dupuis, Amandine PW 501 

Durand, Sylvain PH 469 

Duranti, Andrea PT 267 

Dureja, G. P. PW 353 

Durnez, Wouter PT 466 

Durrer, Anne PF 410 

Durup, Darshana PF 245 

Dusaran, May PF 159 

Dussor, Greg PH 468, PT 160, 

TW 30 

Dutra, Marcela M. G. B. PT 217 

Dutra, Rafael C. PW 183 

Dutta, Pinaki PF 433 

Duvivier, Alexandra PW 012 

Duzzi, Davide PW 086, 

PW 087 

Dworkin, Robert PF 066, 

PF 434, PT 433 

Author Index 

Dykstra, Crystal PT 222 

E 

Eastwood, Brian J. PF 322 

Eaton, Thomas A. PF 138 

Eberhard, Maria E. PW 003 

Eberhardt, Mirjam PT 234 

Ebersberger, Andrea PH 372 

Ebrahimi, Ismaeil PW 043 

Ebrahimi Nejad, Ali PT 538 

Ebrahimi Nejad, Gholamreza 

PT 538 

Ebstein, Richard P. PW 122 

Eccleston, Chris PT 500 

Eccleston, Christopher PH 492, 

PT 501, PT 542, PW 049 

Echegaray-Benites, Christine 

PH 011 

Echeverry, Stefania PH 226 

Ecija, Carmen PW 508 

Ecija, Mari Carmen PT 461 

Edgar, Dale M. PF 322 

Edington, Amelia R. PH 270 

Edwards, Christopher L. PH 164 

Edwards, LeKisha Y. PH 164 

Edwards, Robert PF 011, 

PH 305, PH 308, PH 441, 

PW 044, PW 439, PW 485, 

RC 15 

Egan, Kieren PF 055 

Egan-Moog, M. PW 492 

Egeland, Nina G. PT 283 

Egeland, Olaug PF 046 

Eghtessad, Mehri PT 005 

Egsgaard, Line PW 067 

Eich, Wolfgang PW 190 

Eichenberger, Urs PF 415 

Eid, Samer PT 177 

Eidi, Akram PF 473 

Eijkelkamp, Niels PW 212 

Eilers, Helge PT 191 

Einarson, Thomas R. PF 064 

Eippert, Falk PH 300, PH 388 

Eisenach, James C. PT 246 

Eisenberg, Elon PF 450, 

PW 122, PW 415 

Ekbäck, Kristofer PT 495 

Ekholm, Ola PF 095, PF 098, 

PT 386 

Eklund, Mona PT 006 

Ekmann, Katrina M. PW 206 

El Ansary, Maged M. S. PT 119 

El-Agnaf, Omar PW 221 

Elam, Mikael PH 041 

Elazhri, Mohamed PT 424 

Elchami, Ziad PF 159, PH 078, 

PH 082 

Eldabe, Sam PF 410 

El-Deredy, Wael PH 505, 

PW 176 

Eldridge, Paul PH 431 

Eliav, Eli PF 183, PF 188, 

PF 319, PT 424, PW 111, 

RC 14 

Ellershaw, John PT 385 

Ellingsen, Dan-Mikael PW 166 

Elliott, James M. PW 059 

Ellis, Amanda PH 373 

Ellrich, Jens TW 51 

Ellsworth, Bruce PF 112 

Ellyson, France PH 011 

Elmasry Ivanovic, Susanne 

PT 018 

El-Melegy, Nagla PW 322 

Elmes, Steven PH 375, PT 179 

Elmholdt Jegindø, Else-Marie 

PH 331 

Elmstål, Sölve PF 526 

Elsner, Frank PH 037 

El-Tallawy, Salah N. A. PT 396 

Elzahaf, Raga A. PF 081 

Emerson, Nichole M. PH 301 

Emery, Michael J. PW 268 

Enato, Ehijie F. O. PF 064 

Enders, Corina PT 367 

Endestad, Tor PW 166 

Endo, Kaori PT 360 

Endo, Shogo PT 149 

Endres, Matthias PF 207 

Engber, Thomas PF 222 

Engberg, Sandra PH 014 

Engel, Andreas K. PH 333 

Engels, Yvonne PT 067 

Enggaard, Thomas P. PH 128, 

PH 433 

Enomoto, Tatsuya PW 422 

Epplen, Jörg T. PW 145 

Epstein, Aliza E. PH 190 

Erami, Elaheh PH 239 

Ercole, Ari PW 303 

Eric, Drazan PW 015, PW 497 

Eriksson, Björn PT 444 

Eriksson, Per-Olof PW 125 

Erken, Yener PW 450 

Erlandsson, Lena-Karin PT 006 

Ermund, Anna PF 332 

Ernberg, Malin PF 177, 

PH 160, PH 227, PT 291 

Ernst, Edzard PF 056 

Erpelding, Nathalie PT 287, 

PW 167 

Escamilla-Acosta, Marco A. 

PH 220 

Eschalier, Alain PF 330, 

PF 332, PF 333, PH 261, 

PH 351, PT 316, PT 324, 

PW 501 

Eschalier, S. PW 390 

Esendal, Burak PW 450 

Eskehave, Thomas N. PW 067 

Espino, Claudia PF 445 

Essick, Greg PH 187 

Estabrooks, Carole PW 535 

Etherington, Sarah J. PF 263 

Etienne, Monique PF 330, 

PH 351, PW 501 

Ettlin, Dominik PF 358, 

PW 053 

Ettlin, Dominik A. PH 329 

Euasobhon, Pramote PH 303 

Evans, Christopher J. PF 218 

Evans, Zoe PF 203 

Evashenk, Mark A. PW 442 

Everett, Sharlette V. PF 117 

Evers, Andrea W. M. PH 510 

Eyde, Nathan PT 228, 

PT 239 

F 

Faas, Henryk PF 314 

Fabrizi, Lorenzo PH 005, 

PH 326, PW 243 

115 

AUTHORS

AUTHORS 

Fabrizio, Alessandra PF 158, 

PH 152, PW 078 

Facer, Paul PH 246 

Faclier, Gil PF 389 

Fadai, Tahmine PW 168 

Fagerlund, Asbjørn J. PH 434 

Failde, Inmaculada PF 105, 

PW 051 

Faillenot, Isabelle PH 292, 

PH 343 

Fairbanks, Carolyn A. PH 258 

Faisal, Aldo PT 168 

Falade, Catherine O. PH 150 

Faleiro, Richard PW 526 

Faleiros Sousa, Fátima 

Aparecida Emm PW 509, 

PW 520 

Falk, Sarah PF 244 

Falke, Dietmar PT 420 

Falla, Deborah PH 290, 

PT 039, PW 479, TW 24 

Fallon, Marie PF 055 

Fallon, Nicholas PH 176, 

PH 322, PH 337 

Fan, Xiao-Li PW 195 

Fang, Xin PT 266 

Farahmand, Bahman PF 076, 

PF 084 

Farcas, Dorina Maria PF 024 

Farde, Lars PT 439 

Fardo, Francesca PH 331 

Fares, Nassim PH 277 

Farholt, Hanne PF 014, PF 038 

Faris, Hanan PT 018 

Farmer, Kevin W. PF 131, 

PH 170, PW 542 

Farmer, Melissa A. PH 332 

Faroni, Alessandro PH 252 

Farooq, Shahzad PF 386, 

PF 412 

Farrell, Michael J. PH 302 

Fasbinder, Sam PT 400 

Fata, Ladan PW 043 

Fathollahi, Yaghoub PH 239, 

PW 264 

Fauli, Adela PT 049, PW 317 

Faust, Markus PT 383 

Favaro, Nadia M. PF 365 

Favereaux, Alexandre PW 196 

Faymonville, Marie-Elisabeth 

TW 38 

Fayt, Cecile PH 059 

Fazalbhoy, Azharuddin PW 232 

Fazan, Valéria Paula S. PF 221 

Fechir, Marcel PH 111 

Feddern, Marie-Louise PF 013 

Fedgchin, Margaret PT 452, 

PT 453 

Fedoroff, Ingrid PW 467 

Feeley, Nancy PF 477 

Fehrenbacher, Jill C. PF 367 

Fehrentz, Timm PT 321 

Feigl, Georg C. PF 338 

Feil, Robert PT 147 

Feil, Sussane PT 147 

Feindel, Christopher PW 345 

Feingold, Yelena PF 156 

Felício, Luciano Freitas PW 257 

Felah, Christin PF 507 

Feldreich, Anna PW 169, 

PW 220 

116 

Felicio, Luciano Freitas PW 153 

Fels, Matthew PH 092 

Felson, David PW 071 

Fenelon, Valérie S. PF 204 

Feng, Bin PH 411, PH 416 

Fenselau, Henning PH 248 

Ferchichi, Salma PT 278 

Ferguson, Janice A. PF 120 

Ferguson, Mark J. PT 423 

Ferguson, Meaghan PT 506 

Ferhatovic, Lejla PF 246, 

PH 181 

Ferland, Catherine E. PH 083 

Fernández, Fernando PF 105 

Fernández, Ignacio PT 079 

Fernández, María L. PF 139 

Fernández de las Peñas, 

Cesar PW 066, PW 113, 

PW 468, PW 508, TW 33 

Fernández Sánchez, Marisa 

PW 031, PW 038, PW 046 

Fernandes, Ana Carolina 

Oliveira PT 410 

Fernandes, Ananda PH 032, 

PW 052 

Fernandes, Diego Toledo Reis 

Mendes PH 186 

Fernandes, Giovana PF 172, 

PF 176, PF 179 

Fernandez-Carnero, Josué 

PF 016 

Ferrari, Flora PW 275 

Ferrari, Michel RC 16, TW 30 

Ferrè, Elisa R. PH 399 

Ferreira, Fabiane R. PH 168 

Ferreira, Juliano PF 240, 

PH 386, PT 215, PT 241, 

PT 253, PT 254, PT 397, 

PW 240, PW 252, PW 288, 

PW 462 

Ferreira, Karine S. L. PH 276 

Ferreira, Maria Carmo PT 314 

Ferreira, Sérgio Henrique 

PW 218 

Ferreira, Sergio H. PF 251, 

PH 487, PT 140, PT 164, 

PT 274, PT 346, PW 207, 

PW 225 

Ferreira, Teresa C. PF 528 

Ferreira, Wallace C. PT 217 

Ferreira Jr, Wilson A. PT 161 

Ferreira-Gomes, Joana PW 228 

Ferrer-Garcia, Maria Dolors 

PF 334 

Ferrer-Montiel, Antonio PT 178 

Ferrero, Luca PH 051 

Ferrini, Francesco PH 387 

Fiaschi, Antonio PT 340 

Fiaud, Jean Francois PH 462 

Fielding, Richard PT 524 

Figueira, Juliana PT 219 

Figueiredo, Eberval G. PF 007 

Figueiredo, Jozi Godoy PT 164 

Filipczak-Bryniarska, Iwona 

PT 405 

Filipowska, Dorota PW 095 

Fillingim, Roger PF 131, 

PF 175, PF 195, PH 170, 

PH 174, PH 175, PH 354, 

PT 431, PW 136, PW 542 

Findlay, Anne PH 327 

Author Index 

Fine, Perry G. PT 375 

Fingleton, Caitriona PH 031 

Finley, Amanda PF 249 

Finley, G. Allen PW 535, TW 68 

Finn, Amber PT 168 

Finn, David P. PF 230, PF 288 

Finnerup, Nanna PT 065 

Finnerup, Nanna B. PL 13, 

PF 060, PF 160, PF 229, 

PH 126, PH 127, PH 134, 

PH 507, PT 091, TW 14 

Finocchietti, Sara PT 026, 

PW 233 

Finsterbusch, Jürgen PH 300, 

PH 388 

Fiorenzani, Paolo PH 349 

Firestein, Gary S. PW 216 

Firetto, Vincenzo PW 350 

Firment, Jozef PW 377 

Firtch, William PF 001 

Fischer, Michael PT 175, 

PT 180, PT 234, TW 44 

Fischer, Thomas W. PH 165 

Fishman, Scott M. PT 129 

Fitzcharles, Mary-Ann PW 080 

Fitzgerald, Colleen M. PH 177 

Fitzgerald, Maria PH 005, 

PH 259, PH 326, PH 381, 

PW 243, RC 09 

Fitzgibbon, Bernadette M. 

PT 089 

Flamand, Véronique H. PH 439 

Flannery, John F. PW 418 

Flatters, Sarah J. L. PF 255 

Fleckenstein, Johannes 

PH 458, PT 290, PW 525 

Fleming, Jane PH 085 

Fleming, Julia PW 030 

Fletcher, Dominique PH 462, 

PT 300, PT 478 

Flink, Ida PT 475, PT 521 

Flonta, Maria-Luisa PF 216 

Flor, Herta PF 034, PH 100, 

PH 105, PH 109, PH 110, 

PH 132, PH 265, PW 074, 

TW 34 

Flor-de-Lima, Maria Teresa S. D. 

PH 033 

Flores, Cecilia PH 295 

Flores, Ma. Antonieta PH 202 

Flynn, Andrea N. PH 249, 

PH 255 

Fodor, Lucian PF 480 

Foell, Jens PH 100, PH 105, 

PH 109, PH 110, PH 132 

Foerster, Bradley PW 085 

Foley-Comer, Adam PT 434 

Fonoff, Erich T. PH 280, 

PW 185, PW 436 

Fonseca, Amanda Carvalho 

PH 054 

Fonseca, Lais Aparecida 

PW 287 

Fontes, Marco Peliky PW 189 

Foo, Fang Chee PT 275 

Forcucci, Chris PT 375 

Ford, Anthony P. PH 412 

Ford, Gemma K. PF 288 

Foreman, Robert D. TW 53 

Forget, Nicolas P. PW 047 

Forget, Patrice PW 364 

Forsch, Elmar PT 338 

Forsgren, Mikael F. PT 029 

Forshammar, Johan PF 202, 

PF 206 

Forssell, Heli PF 185, PF 194 

Förster, Matti PW 112 

Fort de Pol, Mercè PF 226 

Fortin, Mélanie PW 186 

Fowler, Christopher PW 129 

Fowler, Marcie PF 444, PT 213 

Fox, Michael PH 246 

Fox, Pauline PF 369 

Foxall, Peta J. PH 212 

Fragoso, Maria PF 122 

Frahm, Steffen PT 333, PT 358 

Fraier, Daniela PT 416 

François, Amaury PT 334 

Franchi, Silvia PF 234, PF 248 

Franck, Linda PF 492 

Franco, Ana L. PF 172, PF 176, 

PF 179, PW 474 

Franco, Anita PF 141 

Franco, Célia R. F. PF 321 

Franco Filho, Nelson PW 304 

Francois, Amaury PF 333 

Frandsen, Erik PF 245 

Franklin, Sarah L. PT 201 

Fransen, Marlene PW 351 

Fransson, Peter PW 088 

Frantz, Rita PW 512 

Franz, Marcel PH 093 

Fraser, Matthew PW 544, 

TW 09 

Fraunberger, Britta PW 499 

Frazer, Maria PF 434 

Frederiksen, Rune PF 148 

Fredheim, Olav M. PW 426, 

PW 429 

Freeman, Bruce V. PH 312 

Freeman, Roy PF 371, PF 428, 

PT 293 

Fregni, Felipe PW 452, RC 11 

Frei, Michele PF 043 

Freiermuth, Caroline E. PW 540 

Freitas, Milena PF 287 

Fresno, Verónica PW 046 

Frey Law, Laura PW 071, 

PW 237 

Freynhagen, Rainer PH 137 

Frich, Liv PW 423 

Fricova, Jitka PH 447 

Fridriksdottir, Nanna PT 135 

Fried, Ben-Ari PF 389 

Fried, Kaj J. TW 31 

Friedman, Robert M. PH 397 

Friend, Valérie PT 167 

Frisby, Jayne PT 115 

Fritz, Julie TW 27 

Frizzell, Bevan PH 098 

Froehlich, Johannes M. PH 329 

Froimovitch, Daniel PW 202 

Fromm, Michael PW 278 

Frot, Maud PH 289, PH 292 

Frustaci, Mary Ellen PT 453 

Frye, Reginald F. PH 142 

Fu, Jin PT 273 

Fu, Kai Yuan PH 228, PF 311 

Fu, Yan PH 250 

Fu, Zhijian PW 354 

Fuchs, Perry N. TW 62

Fuchs, Xaver PH 100, PH 105, 

PH 109, PH 110, PH 132 

Fuglsang-Frederiksen, Anders 

PH 127 

Fujarra, Fabio PF 110, PF 178, 

PF 181, PF 197 

Fujita, Tsugumi PH 393 

Fujiwara, Mitsuhiro PF 509, 

PF 509 

Fukayama, Haruhisa PT 296 

Fukazawa, Keita PH 034 

Fukazawa, Madoka PH 034 

Fukuda, Shuji PT 027 

Fukudo, Shin PL 09 

Fukui, Hidekimi PW 355 

Fukui, Sei PW 356 

Fukunaga, Tomoe PH 453 

Fukuoka, Tetsuo PH 241 

Fukusaki, Makoto PW 321, 

PW 348 

Fukushima, Fernanda B. 

PT 028, PW 296 

Fukushima, Munehisa PT 145 

Fukushima, Sayano PH 472 

Fulga, Shir PF 064 

Fullen, Brona M. PW 469, 

PW 489 

Funakoshi, Kengo PF 293, 

PH 279 

Funato, Takao PW 371 

Funez, Mani I. PF 251 

Furlan, Andrea D. PW 418 

Furuta, Kyoji PW 280 

Furuta, Sadayoshi PF 265 

Fuseya, Satoshi PT 398 

Fusi, Camilla PT 181, PT 185, 

PT 188 

Fuss, Samantha PH 075 

Fyson, Sarah PW 172 

G 

Gabriel, Brunhild PH 093, 

PT 055 

Gabriel, Holger H. W. PT 055 

Gaeta, Raymond R. PW 457 

Gagliese, Lucia PH 166, 

PT 092 

Gagnon, Angela Mailis PF 115 

Gagnon, René PW 186 

Gaida, Karin PW 528 

Gaikwad, Dr. Dipal PF 478 

Gaina, Gisela PF 216 

Gajavelli, Shyam PF 345, 

PH 379 

Galano, Eliana PH 065 

Galea, Vickie PT 084 

Galhardoni, Ricardo PF 181, 

PF 197, PF 406, PH 186, 

PH 275, PH 276, PW 089 

Galhardoni, Ricardo G. PF 069 

Galinski, Michel PF 077 

Gallace, Alberto TW 28 

Gallardo-Pujol, David PT 518 

Gallinat, Jürgen PH 265 

Gallo, Giampiero PW 515 

Galonski, Marilyn PH 493 

Galvez, Rafael PH 482 

Gambale, Giorgio PH 466 

Gamen, Andra PW 271 

Ganbou, Ali PW 007 

Gandecha, Anish PW 384 

Gandevia, Simon C. PT 362 

Gandhi, Wiebke PW 039 

Gangadharan, Vijayan PT 147, 

PT 154 

Gantenbein, Andreas PW 053 

Gao, Tianle PT 507, PT 508, 

PW 250 

Garavan, Hugh PH 265 

García, Elena PW 038 

García, Elizabeth PF 241, PT 218 

García, Jorge PW 038 

García, Mary E. PW 276 

García-García, Abel PW 330 

García-Recio, Vanesa PW 113 

Garcez, Priscila A. PF 512, 

PF 513 

Garcia, Alicia PW 471 

Garcia, João B. S. PT 069, 

PW 234, PW 235, PW 472, 

PW 543 

Garcia, Naiara Viudes Martins 

PH 017 

Garcia, Ximena PH 069 

Garcia Franco, Mar PT 526 

Garcia-Larrea, Luis PF 144, 

PH 277, PH 289, PH 292, 

PH 295, PL 08 

Garcia-Lopez, Jaume PW 357 

Garcia-Palacios, Azucena 

PT 468, PW 040 

Gardner, Pauline J. PW 538 

Garrido, Beatriz PW 276 

Garrido, Camila A. PF 190 

Garrigue, Etienne PF 077 

Garrison, Sheldon R. PF 250 

Garven, Alexandra PT 412 

Garzón Rodríguez, Cristina 

PF 119 

Garza, Thomas H. PF 444, 

PT 213 

Gaspardo, Claudia M. PH 161, 

PH 163, PH 215 

Gasparik, Andrea Ildiko PF 024 

Gasull, Xavier PT 167 

Gatti, Anna Maria PH 102 

Gatti, Maria Fernanda Zorzi 

PH 213 

Gatto, Maria Rosaria PF 382 

Gaude-Joindreau, Valérie 

PH 099 

�� PF 504 

Gaughan, Veronica M. PW 507 

Gaumond, Isabelle PH 353 

Gauthier, Lynn R. PT 092 

Gauvin, Dominique PF 298, 

PT 278 

Gauvin, Donna PT 236 

Gavva, Narender R. PF 341 

Gawri, Rahul PH 083 

Gay, Renate PH 240 

Gay, Steffen PH 240 

Gay-Escoda, Cosme PW 329, 

PW 330 

Gaynor, Sheila PF 195, PH 175 

Gazagnes, Marie-Dominique 

PT 353 

Gazerani, Parisa PF 210, 

PF 426, PT 298 

Ge, Hong-You PW 229, 

PW 236 

Geber, Christian PH 111 

Author Index 

Gebhart, G. F. PH 411, PH 416, 

PH 418, PH 423, TW 37 

Geertz, Armin W. PH 336 

Geertzen, Jan H. B. PT 010, 

PW 444 

Geisslinger, Gerd PF 269, 

PF 280, PH 257, PT 148, 

PT 150, PT 192, PW 132, 

PW 144 

Gélinas, Céline PH 002, 

PH 006, PH 011 

Gelot, Agathe PF 323 

Geminiani, Giuliano PT 496 

Gendron, Louis PT 409 

Gensler, Heidi PF 390 

Gentgall, Melanie PT 308 

Gentil, Viviane PF 127, PW 456 

Gentry, Clive PH 383 

Geoerg, Kristina PT 183 

George, Pamela PT 303 

George, Stephen Z. PF 131, 

PH 020, PH 079, PH 170, 

PW 310, PW 542 

Georgescu, Adriana PF 216 

Georgeton, Edouard PW 505 

Georgetti, Sandra R. PW 207 

Georgiou-Karistianis, Nellie 

PT 089 

Georgoudis, George PF 507 

Geppetti, Pierangelo PF 321, 

PT 185, PT 188, PW 252 

Géranton, Sandrine M. PH 284, 

PW 154, TW 01 

Gerber, Anne PH 013 

Gerber, Jessica PF 460 

Gerbershagen, Hans J. PH 146, 

TW 29 

Gerdes, Antje B. M. PH 318 

Gerdla, Björn PF 177, PH 242, 

PT 017, PT 029, PT 291, 

PW 129, PW 134 

Gerhardt, Andreas PW 190 

Gerhold, Katharina PF 205, 

PW 258 

Gerss, Joachim PH 361 

Gervais, Julie PF 298, PT 278 

Gerwin, Robert D. PF 431 

Geurts, Jose PH 436 

Geurts, Jose W. PW 405 

Geva, Nirit PT 352 

Geving Andersen, Kenneth 

PT 004 

Gewehr, Camila C. V. G. 

PH 386 

Ghafouri, Bijar PF 177, PH 242, 

PT 291, PW 129, PW 134 

Ghafouri, Nazdar PH 242, 

PW 129 

Ghai, Babita PW 358 

Ghamri, Yassine PF 113 

Ghamri, Yassine A. PF 005, 

PF 083, PT 070 

Ghayur, Tariq PF 268 

Ghazanfari, Tooba PH 362 

Ghimire, Ashish PH 456 

Ghio, Daniela PH 491 

Ghirri, Alessia PT 154 

Ghizzani, Anna PH 189 

Ghogha, Atefeh PF 218 

Gholipouri, Changiz PW 297 

Ghoreishi-Haack, Nayereh 

PW 245 

Ghosh, Amrita PF 413 

Ghosh, Sourav PF 224 

Ghoshal, Kalpana PW 149 

Giamberardino, Maria A. 

PF 158, PH 152, PW 078 

Giancotti, Luigino Antonio 

PF 285, PT 232, PT 317 

Giardini, Aline PF 215 

Giaretta, Vania M. A. PF 446 

Gibbins, Ian L. PT 337 

Gibbons, Christopher H. PT 293 

Gibiot, Pierre PF 077 

Giblin, G. M. P. PH 247, PT 155, 

PT 171, PT 172 

Gibson, Maggie PH 166 

Gibson, Stephen J. PF 002, 

PT 089, PW 041, PW 538, 

TW 18 

Gierthmühlen, Janne TW 54 

Giglio, Mirella PW 061 

Gil, Daniel W. PH 229, PT 366 

Gil Martínez, Alfonso PF 016 

Gil-Ad, Irit PT 434 

Gilbert, Annie-Kim PT 151 

Gilbride, Audrey PW 480 

Gil-Crujera, Antonio PW 113 

Gillot, Frederic PT 483, PW 481 

Gilron, Ian PF 015, PF 053, 

RC 05, TW 40 

Gin, Tony PW 199 

Giordano, Carla PT 020 

Giorgetti, Marco PT 430 

Girón Moreno, M. Rocío PF 253 

Girard-Tremblay, Lydia PH 293 

Girnet, Nicolai PW 272 

Giummarra, Melita J. PF 002, 

PT 089, PW 538 

Giunta, Diego H. PF 124 

Gjerstad, Johannes PT 283, 

PW 120 

Gkika, Dimitra PH 351 

Glass, Jennifer PW 099 

Gleason, Joseph PT 424 

Glemarec, Joelle PW 504 

Gnass, Irmela PH 037, PH 038 

Gnezdilov, Alexandr PW 473, 

PW 500, PW 521 

Goadsby, Peter J. PF 430, 

RC 03 

Gobeil, François PW 493 

Gockel, Hans-Helmut PH 218 

Godin, Adriana M. PT 217 

Godin, Antoine PF 211, PH 251 

Godinho, Fabio PH 295 

Goebel, Andreas PF 086, 

PT 437 

Goerlach, Jonas PH 227 

Goes, Bruno T. G. PW 452 

Goesling, Jenna PH 039, 

PH 042 

Goethals, Willem G. L. PW 536 

Goetzinger, Amy M. PF 134 

Goffaux, Philippe PF 186, 

PH 293, PH 508, PW 186 

Goh, Cynthia R. PT 120 

Goicoechea, Carlos PW 277 

Gokan, Dai PF 374, PT 034, 

PW 359 

Golay, Xavier PH 326 

117 

AUTHORS

AUTHORS 

Gold, Michael S. PF 359, 

PT 156, TW 30 

Goldberg, Harley PF 001 

Goldberg, Michael B. PH 312 

Goldthorpe, Joanna PT 455 

Gollish, Jeffrey PH 101 

Gollub, Randy L. PH 308, 

PH 339, PH 305 

Golzari, Samad PW 297 

Gomes, Celina Mendes PH 483 

Gomes, Daiane Q. PW 496 

Gomes, Maria Katia PH 040 

Gomes, Raphael Sá Santos 

PF 110 

Gomez, Anna M. PT 415 

Gómez, Carmen PW 367 

Gomez, Marcus V. PF 240, 

PT 215, PT 219, PW 462 

Gomez, Rodrigo Santiago 

PF 118 

Gómez Esquer, Francisco 

PW 031, PW 046 

Gómez-Perreta, Claudio 

PW 101, PW 102 

Gonçalves, António L. PH 033 

Gonçalves, Daniela A. PF 172, 

PW 474 

Gonçalves, Giorgio S. G. 

PW 452 

Gonçalves, Leonor PW 291 

Gonçalves, Maria Carolina 

PW 522 

Gonçalves, Roberta G. G. 

PW 452 

Goncalves, Daniela A. PW 068 

Goncalves, Joana PW 052 

Goncalves, Joao R. PW 068 

Gong, BangJian PF 222 

Gong, Yan PW 136 

Gonnella, G. L. PW 114 

Gontier, Etienne PH 251 

González, José L. PF 139, 

PF 142 

González, José M. PF 337 

González-Cano, Rafael PT 247 

González-Duarte, Alejandra 

PT 030 

González-Villar, Alberto 

PW 101, PW 102 

Gonzalez, Susana L. PH 374 

Gonzalez Bernaldo de Quiros, 

Fernan PF 124 

Gooding, Hayley PT 395 

Goodson, Nicola PF 086 

Goossens, Marielle E. PT 522 

Gordh, Torsten PF 436, PW 115 

Gordienko, Konstantin S 

PF 388, PF 419 

Gordon, Allan PH 166, PH 493, 

PT 126 

Gordon, Debra B. PH 131 

Gordon, Sharon M. PF 171, 

PW 142 

Gorman, Claire L. PF 288 

Gorman, Robert PH 445, 

PH 446 

Gorodetskaya, Natalia PF 252, 

PF 308 

Gorzelanny, Christian PT 335 

Gosling, Artur Padão PH 040 

Gosselin, Émilie PH 008 

118 

Gosselin, Romain-Daniel 

PH 271 

Goswami, S. PW 114 

Gotchev, Dimitar B. PT 450 

Götharson, Eva PF 445, PT 467 

Goto, Syuji PF 533 

Goto, Takahisa PF 293, 

PH 279 

Gotoh, Akihiko PT 016 

Goubert, Liesbet PF 479, 

PH 070, PH 489, PT 523, 

PT 532, PT 539, TW 06 

Goudet, Cyril PH 261 

Gouvêa, Áquila L. PT 121, 

PW 387, PW 388 

Govea, Rosann M. PT 336 

Goyal, Gaurav PT 372 

Grønvold, Mogens PF 014, 

PF 038 

Grabell, Julie PT 438 

Grace, Peter M. PH 356, PT 198 

Gracely, Richard PF 183, 

PH 187, PW 084, PW 088 

Graczyk, Michal PH 196 

Graham, Brett A. TW 47 

Gramke, H.-F. PW 056 

Granados-Soto, Vinicio PF 329 

Granieri, Enrico PT 068 

Granot, Michal PH 112 

Granovsky, Yelena PH 112, 

PH 301, PH 314, PW 194 

Grant, Andrew PT 192 

Grant, Joshua A. TW 38 

Grant, Rebecca PT 179, 

PT 182 

Grashorn, Wiebke PH 141 

Grau, James W. PW 269 

Graven-Nielsen, Thomas 

PF 116, PT 023, PT 026, 

PT 039, PT 050, PT 060, 

PT 298, PW 067, PW 182, 

PW 211, PW 233, PW 238, 

PW 242, RC 02, TW 24 

Grazzini, Eric PH 375, PT 454, 

PW 282 

Grecco, Leandro PF 519 

Green, Dustin PT 220, PW 519 

Green, Jody L. PF 085, PF 087, 

PF 088 

Greenbaum, Seth PH 441 

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Greenspan, Joel PF 175, 

PF 195, PH 174, PH 175, 

PH 354 

Greenwood, Karen PT 207 

Greffrath, Wolfgang PT 183 

Gregory, Nicholas S. PW 237 

Grelon, Fabien PH 469 

Gremeau-Richard, Christelle 

PF 108 

Grendel, Tomas PW 377 

Grenier, Patrick PW 259 

Gretarsdottir, Elfa Th. PT 135 

Gretton, Sophy PT 382, 

PW 109 

Grießinger, Norbert PW 197 

�� 

�� 

�� PF 255 

Griggs, Ryan B. PH 359 

Grilli, Mariagrazia PW 130 

Author Index 

Grimby-Ekman, Anna PH 041 

Grinvalde, Inguna PT 059 

Grist, John PH 368, PT 199, 

PW 141 

Grkovic, Ivica PH 406 

Groblewski, Thierry PT 151, 

PW 282 

Groeneveld, G. J. PT 309 

Grolla, Adriane PH 093 

Grosen, Kasper PF 133, 

PH 507 

Gross, Anita R. PT 084 

Gross, Eric R. PW 226 

Grosu, Oxana PF 161 

Grover, Sandeep PH 139 

Groves, Chase PW 268 

Gruber-Schoffnegger, Doris 

PH 376 

Grunstein, Ron R. PT 043 

Gu, Chunping PT 366 

Gu, Ming PW 193, PW 209 

Gu, Xiyao PT 169 

Gualdani, Roberta PT 185 

Guan, Yuan PF 302 

Guan, Yun PH 435, TW 53 

Guan, Zhongui PF 203 

Guarda, Luca PF 451 

Guarise, Vanessa PW 522 

Gudbergsen, Henrik PW 211 

Gudes, Sagi PW 208 

Gudmannsdottir, Gudrun D. 

PT 135 

Gueorgueiva, Vera PW 484 

Guerra, Gustavo P. PH 386, 

PT 254, PW 252, PW 288 

Guerra, Virginia PW 038 

Guerrero, Cristina PW 330 

Guerriere, Denise PW 345 

Guertin, Marie-Claude PW 345 

Guha, Arpita PF 459 

Guiard, Bruno P. PF 327 

Guillemot, Jean-Paul PT 223 

Guillot, Martin PF 298, PT 278 

Guindon, Josée PT 271 

Guitart Vela, Jordi PW 295 

Guixeres, Jaime PW 040 

Gulías, Alfonso PT 030 

Gulianello, Michael PT 214 

Gullo, Antonino PF 003, 

PF 006, PH 156 

Gun, Kerem PH 028 

Gündüz, Özgür PT 269, 

PW 289 

Gunn, K. PT 155, PT 172 

Gunnar, Teemu PW 397 

Gunnarsdottir, Sigridur PT 135 

Gunnarsson, Ulf PW 115 

Günther, Andreas PH 052 

Guo, Li Li PH 009 

Guo, Wei PW 193, PW 209 

Guo, Yi PF 464, PH 154 

Gupta, R. PF 391, PW 363, 

PW 529 

Gupta, Saurabh PF 351 

Gurney, Jodi PT 424 

Gurrell, Ian PT 416 

Gurtskaia, Gulnaz PF 336, 

PT 194 

Gustin, Sylvia PW 076 

Gustin, Sylvia M. PF 366, 

PF 530, PH 303 

Gustorff, Burkhard PH 113 

Gutenbrunner, Christoph 

PH 235 

Gutierrez, Vanessa P. PF 519, 

PH 256, PW 226, PW 270, 

PW 294 

Gutierrez, Vanessa Pacciari 

PF 254 

Gutzeit, Andreas PH 329 

Guzzetta, Giuseppe PF 003 

H 

Ha, In-Hyuk PF 461, PF 466 

Haanpää, Maija PF 504, 

PH 114, RC 12 

Haanstra, Tsjitske M. PF 057 

Haberberger, Rainer V. PT 337 

Hache, Guillaume PF 327 

Hackel, Dagmar PW 278, 

PW 284 

Hacker, Nicole PH 113 

Haddad, May PW 415 

Haddon, Richard PW 303 

Hadsel, Morten S. PH 301 

Haeri, Ali PW 503 

Hafner, Mathias PT 335 

Hafsteinsdottir, Elin J. G. PT 135 

Hagberg, Mats PH 041 

Hagelskær, Mike T. PT 358 

Haggard, Patrick PH 309, 

PH 399 

Hägglöf, Björn PT 428 

Häggman Henrikson, Birgitta 

PF 058, PF 097, PF 162, 

PF 348, PT 038 

Haghani, Hamid PF 470 

Haghparast, Abbas PF 213, 

PH 382 

Haglund, Lisbet A. PH 083 

Haider, Saeeda PF 115 

Hainsworth, Keri R. PH 500 

Haji, Uzair PW 537 

Hakim, Jonathan D. PF 257 

Halawa, Omar I. PT 093 

Halek, Margareta PH 015 

Halfdanardottir, Svandis I. 

PT 135 

Hall, Sara PW 319 

Hall, Toby PH 066, PT 003, 

PT 024 

Hallier, Ernst PF 065 

Hallner, Dirk PT 470 

Hallstrom, Brian PW 110 

Hamad, Mostafa PW 323 

Hamaue, Yohei PT 238, 

PT 252, PW 214 

Hambraeus, Johan PF 018 

Hamed, Esam A. M. PW 322, 

PW 323 

Hameed, Abdul PT 533 

Hamel, Larry G. PW 442 

Hamers, Jan P. H. PH 018, 

PF 483 

Hamid, Mariam PH 149 

Hamilton, Luisa PF 001 

Hammer, Johann PH 413 

Hamon, Michel PF 283, PH 391 

Hampson, Johnson P. PW 085 

Hamzeh-Gooshchi, Firuz 

PH 400

Hamzeh-Gooshchi, Nasrin 

PH 400 

Han, Chongyang PT 348 

Han, Ping PH 232 

Han, Wenjun PW 314 

Hanada, Rumi PW 371 

Hanani, Menachem TW 69 

Hanaoka, Kazuo PF 372 

Handberg, Gitte PH 128, PW 182 

Hanesch, Ulrike PF 256 

Hankama, Tiina PF 504 

Hanlon, Alexandra PT 095 

Hanna-Mitchell, Ann T. PH 192, 

PH 243 

Hannonen, Pekka PF 504 

Hansen, Anne P. PF 160 

Hansen, Anneli PW 429 

Hansen, Jacob J.. PF 444 

Hanson, Andrew C. PF 021 

Hanson, Ross PF 434 

Hanssen, Marjolein M. PT 469 

Hansson, Elisabeth PF 202, 

PF 206 

Hansson, Per PT 422 

Hantikainen, Virpi PF 483 

Hanu-Cernat, Dalvina E. 

PW 476 

Hao, Jingxia PT 507, PT 508 

Hapidou, Eleni G. PW 477 

Haque, Muhammad S. PW 417 

Haraguchi, Kayo PT 184 

Harata, Ryo PH 061 

Harbeck-Weber, Cynthia 

PH 501 

Harding, Adam J. PT 423 

Harding, Vicki PW 490 

Harding-Rose, Catherine A. 

PT 270 

Hardy, Janet PT 392 

Hargreaves, Ken PF 356, 

PT 204, PT 220, W 519 

Hariri, Robert PT 424 

Harland, Nicholas J. PF 506 

Harmon, Dominic C. PT 124 

Haroun, Omer PH 114, PT 053 

Haroutiunian, Simon PF 060 

Harreus, Gesa PW 528 

Harris, John PH 371 

Harris, Peter D. PT 417 

Harris, Richard PH 173, 

PH 320, PW 085, PW 099 

Harris, Scott PT 432 

Harris, T. PW 312 

Harrison, Denise PH 158, 

PW 324, RC 09 

Harrison, Johanna M. PT 528 

Harrison, Lee PW 478 

Harrison, Tracy E. PH 501 

Harstall, Christa M. PF 059 

Hart, Dennis L. PT 009 

Hart, Michelle PF 268 

Harte, Steven E. PH 042, 

PH 173 

Hartemann, Agnès PF 072 

Hartke, Timothy V. PF 302, 

PT 341 

Hartung, Jessica PH 188 

Hartwell, Gary R. PW 111 

Haruyama, Naoko PW 380 

Hasan, Mohammad PH 443, 

PW 544 

Hasegawa, Rie PF 023, 

PW 422 

Hasegawa, Tomomi PF 094 

Hasegawa, Yoshinori PF 514 

Hasenauer, Jan PT 146 

Hasenbring, Monika I. PF 531, 

PH 097, PT 470, PW 145, 

TW 07 

Hashiguchi, Saori PH 129 

Hashimoto, Ken PT 046 

Hassanin, Abeer A. PT 396 

Hassanlouei, Hamidollah 

PW 479 

Hassanzadeh, Anna PW 170 

Hassanzadeh, Parichehr 

PW 170 

Hassett, Afton L. PH 039, 

PH 042 

Hastie, Barbara A. PH 142 

Hasvik, Eivind PT 090 

Hatem, Samar M. PT 353 

Hathaway, Georgia A. PT 359 

Hathway, Gareth PF 314, 

PH 259, PH 285, PW 171, 

PW 177 

Hattori, Hideyuki PH 061 

Hattori, Seiji PT 374, PT 393 

Hauck, Michael PH 333 

Haug, Matthias PF 415 

Haukka, Eija PW 075 

Häuser, Winfried PH 095, 

PW 098 

Häussler, Annette PT 154 

Havelka, Mladen PW 014 

Havelka Mestrovic, Ana PW 014 

Hawley, Pippa H. PT 378 

Haworth, Carole PW 493 

Hay, Anne PW 480 

Hay, Elaine M. PF 048 

Hay, J. L. PT 309 

Hayashi, Kazuhiro PF 487, 

PF 509, PF 509 

Hayashi, Koei PF 258, PH 417, 

PW 238 

Haylock-Loor, Carolina PW 360 

Haynes, Louise PT 437 

Hayworth, Carole PH 207 

Hazarika, Kundan PW 341 

He, Shao-Qiu PH 435 

He, Shawn PT 424 

He, Tao PT 072 

He, Ying PF 259, 

PH 143, PT 141 

Heaton, William L. PT 438 

Hedenberg-Magnusson, Britt 

PH 160 

Heegaard, Anne-Marie PF 244, 

PF 245 

Heemstra, Irene PT 067 

Heesen, Michael PW 197 

Heffernan, Anne PW 469 

Heft, Marc W. PW 310 

Heidari, Mahmood PT 464, 

PT 482 

Heide, Heinrich PW 132 

Heijmans, Naomi PH 510 

Heijnen, Cobi J. PF 219, 

PW 212 

Heimann, Andrea PT 410 

Heinl, Céline PF 205 

Heinz, Andreas PH 265 

Author Index 

Heir, Gary M. PF 188, PW 111 

Heiskanen, Tarja PW 397 

Heitmann, Henrik PH 304 

Heitzeg, Mary PW 099 

Helås, Tormod PH 115 

Helbert, Marion PT 483, 

PW 481, PW 505 

Heldt, Thomas PH 010 

Heliövaara, Markku PW 075 

Hellman, Kevin M. PH 190, 

PH 191, PH 414 

Hellström, Fredrik PF 348, 

PW 239 

Hemling, Stephanie PH 037, 

PH 053 

Henderson, Ellen M. PH 492 

Henderson, Luke PF 366, 

PH 303, PW 076 

Hendry, Liesl PW 200 

Hendry, Phyllis PF 134, PW 121 

Henrich, Florian Jan Simon 

PT 279 

Henriksen, Marius PW 211, 

PW 242 

Henry, Elise PT 471 

Henry, Franck PT 471 

Henry, James L. PF 059, 

PH 045, PH 209, PH 493 

Henry, Michael A. PF 356, 

PT 204, PT 244 

Hensley Alford, Sharon PF 453 

Heppner, Frank L. PF 207 

Herbert, Matthew PW 260 

Hermann, Christiane RC 09, 

TW 67 

Hernández, Ivonnes PW 276 

Hernandez, J. Rafael S. PW 466 

Hernandez, Leonor C. PW 502 

Hernandez-Gonzalez, Alma 

PT 419 

Herold, Christian PT 321 

Herr, Keela PT 375, PW 512 

Herrán, Deisy A. PW 029 

Herrero, Rocío PT 468, 

PW 040 

Herroelen, Luc PH 449 

Herskin, Mette S. PT 216, 

PT 221 

Hertle, Sarah PW 050 

Hervera, Arnau PW 143 

Herzberg, Uri PT 424 

Hesjedal, Britt M. PW 483 

Hetherington, Ross PF 492 

Hetmann, Fredrik PF 090 

Hetzel, Scott J. PH 131 

Hewinson, James PW 172 

Heydari, Azhdar PF 335 

Heyman, Kathy PT 440 

Heymann, Steve PT 377 

Hickey, Louise PW 172, 

PW 174 

Hietaharju, Aki PH 114, TW 57 

Higa, Kazuo PF 481 

Higgins, Guy A. PT 222 

Higgins, Victoria PF 017 

Hilburn, Joanne PT 125 

Hildebrand, Tobias PT 199, 

PW 138 

Hildebrandt, Ullrich PT 154 

�� PF 020, PF 028 

Hill, Jonathan C. PF 048 

Hill, Mike PW 330 

Hillecke, Thomas K. PH 494 

Hillery, Cheryl A. PF 250 

Hilton, Glen PH 303 

Hinnant, Jontué PW 540 

Hirai, Naoki PT 350 

Hirata, Kazuhiko PF 481 

Hirata, Rogerio Pessoto PT 039 

Hiroki, Sakurai PH 086 

Hirota, Kazunori PF 481 

Hirschberg, Craig PW 111 

Hirschfeld, Gerrit PH 074 

Hirsh, Adam T. PW 310 

Hirth, Michael PT 338 

Hisamitsu, Tadashi PF 511 

Hiyamizu, Makoto PF 484 

Hla, Khin Myo PF 508 

Ho, Khek Yu PH 325, PH 426 

Ho, Mei-Ling PF 236 

Hoang, Tuan PF 390 

Hochberg, Marc C. PF 171 

Hocking, Lynne PF 086 

Hockley, James R. F. PH 193, 

PH 407, PH 415 

Hodges, Paul PH 092, PT 294, 

PW 230, TW 24 

Hoeck, Hans Christian PW 067 

Hoehne, Aileen PT 165 

Hoffert, Cyrla PH 375 

Hoffman, Justin PH 249, 

PH 255 

Hoffmann, Viktor PT 051 

Hoffmeister, Carin PT 253, 

PW 240, PW 252 

�� PH 333 

Hofmann, Franz PT 147 

Hoftun, Gry B. PF 092 

Hogan, Michael PT 465 

Högestätt, Edward D. PF 330, 

PF 332 

Hogg, Malcolm N. PH 302 

Hoheisel, Ulrich PF 287 

Hohmann, Andrea G. PT 271 

Hoitsma, Elske PF 441 

Højsted, Jette PF 095, PF 098, 

PH 044, PW 423 

Hökfelt, Tomas PW 250 

Holden, Janean E. PH 281 

Holden, Ronald R. PF 015 

Holding, James PH 457 

Holl, Jane L. PW 540 

Holloschi, Andreas PT 335 

Holm, Ninna Rose PH 044 

Holm, Sam PW 220 

Holzer, Peter TW 37 

Hölzl, Rupert PW 032 

Homey, Bernhard PW 127 

Honda, Kuniya PF 362, PT 481 

Honda, Yuichiro PT 252 

Hong, Peter PT 281 

Hong, Yanguo PH 250 

Honig, Wiel PF 266, PT 230 

Honigman, Liat PW 173 

Hönigsperger, Christoph 

PH 376 

Honore, Prisca PF 268 

Hook, Michelle A. PW 269 

Hoon, M. PW 114 

Hooper, Robert A. PH 098 

Hooten, W. Michael PF 021 

Hopp, Michael PT 376, PW 420 

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AUTHORS

AUTHORS 

Hoppitt, Laura PT 458 

Horáková, Petra PH 251 

Horan, Michael PF 074, 

PF 082, PF 106 

Horan, Sheila PW 469 

Horgas, Ann PW 310 

Hori, Kiyomi PF 258, PH 417 

Hori, Yuuichi PH 389 

Horjales, Emilia PT 091 

Horn, Leslie PW 260 

Horn, Maggie PH 079, PW 447 

Hortense, Priscilla PF 042 

Horwitz, Alexander PT 326 

Höschen, Kornelia PW 413 

Hosoi, Masako PF 067, 

PF 096, PH 148 

Hosokawa, Ko PF 292 

Hosokawa, Toyoshi PH 034 

Hota, Debasish PF 315, 

PF 433, PW 340 

Hotta, Harumi PT 368 

Hotta, Masashi PF 510 

Hou, Wei PH 142 

Houck, Constance S. PH 459 

Houtem van, Carolina PF 196 

Howard, Fred M. RC 17 

Howard, Jo PW 490 

Howard, Matthew PF 037, 

PF 136, PW 011, PW 074 

Howard, Richard TW 68 

Hruby, Victor J. PT 315 

Hsiao, Heidi Hao-yun PT 142 

Hsieh, Jen-Chuen PH 184, 

PH 185 

Hsieh, Meng-Tzu PT 318, 

PW 162 

Hsieh, Sung-Tsang PH 133 

Htay, Than Than PF 508 

Hu, L. PH 334 

Hu, Li PH 335, PH 347 

Hu, Philip PW 469 

Hu, San-Jue PT 147, PT 332 

Hu, Weiyu PH 174 

Hu, Wen-Long PF 458 

Hu, Xiaoyan PW 314 

Huang, Ana P. S. PF 393 

Huang, Carol PF 222 

Huang, Ching-Yu PF 188, 

PW 111 

Huang, Eagle Yi-Kung PH 355 

Huang, Junting PF 233 

Huang, Michelle PF 180 

Huang, Ming-Chao PF 212, 

PT 142 

Huang, Qiaoying PT 297 

Huang, Ren-Yu PF 418 

Huang, Wei L. PF 393 

Huang, Wenlong PF 235, 

PH 419, PT 323, TW 41 

Huang, Wenqi PW 392 

Huang, Yanling PT 214 

Huang, Yuguang PW 124 

Hubbard, Emily PH 341 

Huber, Alexa PW 086, PW 087 

Hucho, Tim PT 146 

Hudon, Éveline PW 493, 

PW 498 

Hudson, Marie PF 109 

Huggins, John P. PW 085 

Hughes, David I. TW 47 

Hughes, Owen PT 540, PW 524 

120 

Hughes, Sam W. PW 174 

Huguet, Anna TW 06 

Hugus, Pia PF 460 

Hühne, Kathrin PW 197 

Huizar, Karin PT 427, PT 429 

Hüllemann, Philipp PT 078 

Hulse, Richard PH 377, PW 174 

Hülsebusch, Janina PF 531, 

PH 087 

Hum, Annie PF 469 

Humble, Stephen R. PF 062 

Hummel, Friedhelm Ch. PF 530 

Huneke, Nathan PW 176 

Hung, Chih-Jen PF 091 

Hung, Victor K. L. PF 238 

Hung, Yeung Sam PH 335 

Hung, Yu-Chiang PF 458 

Hunt, Stephen P. PH 284, 

PT 344, PW 154, TW 60 

Hunt, Steve P. PT 339 

Hunter, Judith P. PT 354, 

PW 484 

Huo, Yuping PH 250 

Hur, Yun-Kyung PT 033 

Hurley, Daniel PT 198 

Husain, Mohammad Ghalib 

PW 042 

Husebo, Bettina S. TW 18 

Hush, Julia M. PT 043 

Hussain, Aziza PH 211 

Hussain, Munira PH 149 

Hutcheson, Daniel M. PF 260, 

PF 261 

Hutchinson, Mark R. PH 356, 

PT 198, PT 308, PT 392, 

PW 421, TW 21 

Huygen, Frank PF 031, PH 438, 

PT 035, PT 048, RC 13 

Hwang, Jung Won PW 320 

Hygate, David A. PF 260, 

PF 261 

Hylands-White, Nicholas PT 472 

Hyman, Sabine PT 378 

Hyrich, Kimme PH 491 

I 

Iadarola, M. PT 153, PW 114 

Iannetti, G. D. PF 347, 

PH 306, PH 309, PH 319, 

PH 334, PH 335, PH 345, 

PH 399, PT 080, PT 284, 

PT 353, RC 11, TW 28 

Ibarra, Josæ Miota PW 229 

Ichida, Michelle C. PH 062 

Ickmans, Kelly PT 044 

Icon, The PH 048 

Idema, Wietske PF 121 

Idokoko, Abraham PH 150 

Idutsu, Takanori PF 510 

Ieraci, Vanessa PT 354 

Ifuku, Masataka PF 023, 

PW 422 

Iida, Hiroki PW 300 

Iida, Ryoji PF 374, PT 034, 

PW 359 

Ikeda, Kazuyo PH 453 

Ikemoto, Hideshi PF 511 

Ikeuchi, Masahiko PH 460, 

PW 241 

Ikoma, Akihiko PW 127 

Ilersich, Andrew PW 344 

Author Index 

Ilersich, Anthony PW 344 

Ilkaya, Fatih PT 269 

Im, Jayhyun PF 460 

Imai, Ryusuke PT 145 

Imamachi, Noritaka PH 384 

Imamura, Toshikatsu PT 082 

Imamura, Yoshiki PF 183, 

PH 234, PW 213 

Imoto, Shota PF 509 

Impagnatiello, Francesco 

PT 425 

Inada, Eiichi PF 023 

Inamoto, Kyoko PH 043, 

PH 061 

Indyk, Debbie PF 050 

Inglese, Silvia PT 031 

Inglis, Julia J. PF 263 

Ingvar, Martin PW 088 

Inman, Robert D. PH 094 

Innocenti, Giulio PF 382 

Inoue, Gustavo PH 459 

Inoue, Kazuhide TW 65 

Inoue, Shinsuke PF 094, 

PF 320, PF 487 

Inoue, Takaya PF 262, PH 310 

Inoue, Takayuki PF 509 

Inquimbert, Perrine PH 245 

Inukai, Nami PF 509 

Iodi Carstens, Mirela PH 283, 

PH 366, PT 257 

Ion, Daniela I. PT 005 

Ipp, Moshe PF 492 

Iqbal, Muhammad Kashif 

PF 115 

Irnich, Christine PW 528 

Irnich, Dominik PH 458, 

PT 290, PW 525, PW 528 

Isaac, Lisa PH 045, PH 493 

Isaac, Zac PW 439 

Isami, Kouichi PT 184 

Isbester, Kelsey A. PT 255 

Iseki, Masako PF 023, PW 422 

Ishigaki, Shoichi PT 027 

Ishiguro, Hiroshi PT 493 

Ishikawa, Go PF 272 

Ishikawa, Shinichi PT 032 

Ishono, Shiroh PT 391 

Isik, Arda PT 094 

�� 

Ismail, Che Aishah Nazariah 

PW 210 

Issa, Mohammad Basheer 

PH 078, PF 159 

Issy, Adriana Machado PH 467 

Istrati, Julita PH 484 

Ito, Hiroyuki PF 272 

Ito, Hisakatsu PF 265 

Ito, Nobuko PH 262 

Ito, Seiji PF 264, PW 280, 

PW 281 

Ito, Yutaka PH 043, PH 061, 

PT 016 

Ittermann, Bernd PH 265 

Iuonut, Ana-Maria M. PF 480 

Ivanova-Stoilova, Tzvetanka M. 

PF 392, PF 432 

Ivanusic, Jason J. PH 244 

Iwaki, Rie PF 067, PF 096, 

PH 148 

Iwase, Naoto PW 355 

Iwashita, Narihito PW 356 

Iwata, Koichi PF 183, 

PF 354, PF 357, PF 360, 

PF 362, PF 363, PH 234, 

PT 481, PW 213 

Iwata, Masahiro PF 509, 

PF 509 

Izumi, Masashi PH 460, 

PW 241 

J 

Ja, Sachin PW 004 

Jaba, Irina M. PT 446 

Jabbour, Hisham PF 379 

Jabbur, S. J. PH 278, PH 440, 

PW 175 

Jacek, Michal PF 305 

Jackson, Jill PW 013 

Jacob, Eufemia TW 06 

Jacob Filho, Wilson PH 029 

Jacobs, Clair M. PT 473 

Jacobsen, Line M. PW 120 

Jacobsen, Paul PH 142 

Jacobsen Teixeira, Manoel 

PT 062 

Jacobson, Alice S. PF 107 

Jacobson, Kenneth A. PF 249, 

PF 267 

Jacobson, Pam PT 438 

Jacques, Line PH 437 

Jae Do, Lee PW 375 

Jafari, Hassan PW 043 

Jäger, Carsten PT 152 

Jaimes, Orlando PF 331, 

PW 279 

Jain, Kajal PF 395 

Jain, P. PT 113, PT 399 

Jain, Roopesh PH 461 

Jakob, Stephan PF 483 

Jakobovic, Jasminka PF 073 

Jales, Sumatra M. P. PH 159 

Jales Neto, Levi Higino PW 069 

Jamal, Ali PF 492 

James, Lisa J. PT 339 

Jamison, Robert PW 439, 

PW 485 

Janes, Jeff PW 204 

Janes, Kali PF 267 

Janes, Kristen PT 487 

Janfaza, David PW 439 

Jani, Mohamad PF 260, 

PF 261 

Jani, Shivani PH 379 

Janka, Lindsay PW 401, 

PW 407, PW 408 

Jankovski, Aleksandar PT 081 

Jankowski, Michael P. PW 206 

Jansen, Ellen E. PT 353 

Jansma, Ilse P. PF 057 

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Jardez, Anne PF 077 

Jaros, Mark J. PW 298 

Jarosz, Jerzy PT 373, PT 384 

Jarred, Younger PH 086 

Jarvie, Keith PT 438 

Jasmin, Luc TW 69 

Jastrowski-Mano, Kristen E. 

PH 500 

Jauregui, Mª Luisa PT 065 

Javier, Francis O. PF 029, 

PH 030

Jayaseeelan, Senthil N. 

PW 008 

Jayr, Christian PT 503 

Jbabdi, Saad PH 299 

Jeangette, Sandrine PH 449 

Jeannotte, Chantal PH 207 

Jeannotte, Isabelle PH 207 

Jeffrey-Gauthier, Renaud 

PT 223 

Jeffs, Sue PW 524 

Jeganathan, P. S. PT 037 

Jeggo, Ross PH 425 

Jegindø, Else-Marie E. PH 336 

Jeitziner, Marie-Madlen PF 483 

Jena, Ashok PW 340 

Jenewein, Josef PW 053 

Jenkinson, Mark PH 324 

Jennings, Ernest A. PH 244 

Jensen, Anders B. PH 134 

Jensen, Anni R. PH 134 

Jensen, Janek Dalsgaard 

PH 047 

Jensen, Karin B. PW 088 

Jensen, Lars Thorbjørn PF 245 

Jensen, Mark P. TW 14, TW 38 

Jensen, Martin S. PH 336 

Jensen, Niels-Henrik PH 044 

Jensen, Rigmor A. RC 03 

Jensen, Thomas PH 047 

Jensen, Troels S. DL 02, 

PF 013, PF 060, PF 135, 

PF 160, PF 229, PH 118, 

PH 126, PH 127, PH 134, 

PH 145, PH 167, PH 336, 

PH 507, PH 511, PT 061, 

PT 091, PT 104, PT 510, 

TW 40 

Jensen-Dahm, Christina PH 167 

Jeon, Songhee PF 411 

Jeong, Young Chan PH 378 

Jeong Gil, Leem PW 375 

Jergova, Stanislava PH 379 

Jernberg, Jennifer N. PW 261 

Jespersen, Anders PW 211 

Jeynes, L. PW 410, PW 516 

Jhun, Ellie PH 143 

Ji, Ru-Rong PL 10, 

PT 192, TW 65 

Ji, Yaping PH 352 

Jiang, Enshe PH 268 

Jiang, Jianping PH 250 

Jiang, Li PH 404 

Jiang, Nan PT 166 

Jiang, Yutong PT 415, PT 449 

Jibb, Lindsay A. PH 493 

Jilling, Tamas PH 414 

Jimenez, Leonella PH 477, 

PW 427 

Jimenez-Andrade, Juan M. 

PF 263 

Jin Woo, Shin PW 375 

Jirkof, Paulin PT 224 

Joe, Christopher L. PH 366 

Joergensen, Tanja Schjoedt 

PW 211, PW 242 

Johanek, Lisa PH 455, PW 523 

Johannesen, Inger Lauge 

PH 126 

Johansson, Birgitta PF 435 

Johansson, Eric PW 169 

Johansson, Patrick PT 307, 

PT 310 

Johnsen, Birger PH 127 

Johnsen, Helge K. PT 233 

Johnson, Benjamin M. PT 214 

Johnson, Jane C. PT 023 

Johnson, Malcolm H. PT 529 

Johnson, Mark I. PF 081, PH 348 

Johnson, Matthew PF 050 

Johnston, Celeste PF 477, 

PH 006, PH 010, PW 535 

Johnston, Ian N. PT 225, TW 21 

Jokinen, Viljami PW 398 

Jolles, Jelle PF 121 

Jolly, Kate M. PH 205 

Joncas, Julie PH 490 

Jones, Anthony PH 504, 

PH 505, PW 079, PW 176 

Jones, Derek PH 214 

Jones, Emma PT 294 

Jones, Gareth T. PH 085 

Jones, Hannah PT 416 

Jones, James B. PT 426, 

PT 435 

Jones, Jeffrey PF 134, PW 121 

Jones, Lisa PF 432 

Jones, Martyn PF 241 

Jongh de, Ad PF 196 

Jönsson, Bo A. G. PF 330, 

PF 332 Jonzon, Bror PF 076, 

PF 084, PT 427, PT 429, 

PT 439, PT 442, PT 444 

Joos, Stefanie PH 208 

Joosten, Bert PF 266 

Joosten, Elbert A. PT 230 

Jopen-Wolf, Barbara PW 528 

Jordan, Kelvin P PT 494 

Jørgensen, Mette M. PW 423 

Jørgensen, Niklas R. PF 245 

Jorjani, Masoumeh PW 503 

Jornet-Gibert, Montsant PT 518 

Jorns, Teekayu P. PF 182 

Jørum, Ellen PH 115, PT 343 

Jose, Fernanda A. PH 488 

JosePH , K. S. PF 477 

Joshi, Amogh PT 424 

Joshi, Mrinal PW 361 

Joshi, Saurabh PW 363 

Joshi, Shailen PF 268 

Josman, Naomi PT 486 

Jouini, Ghaya PW 487 

Jovey, Roman PT 413 

Joyce, David A. PF 263 

Joyce, Niamh PH 295 

Juárez-Rojop, Isela E. PF 329 

Juarez-Salinas, Dina L. PW 488 

Judet, Thierry PT 300 

Juel, Knud PF 095, PF 098 

Jueni, Peter PF 143 

Juif, Pierre-Eric PF 256 

Julien, Nancy PF 100 

Jull, Gwen PH 098 

Jung, Daniela-Claudia PT 295 

Jung, Jae-Kwang PT 033 

Jung, Jung-Woo PT 033 

Jung, Won-Mo PF 456 

Juni, Peter PF 083, PT 276 

Junior, Daniel Badaue 

Passos PT 240 

Junior, Reinaldo Kobayashi 

Junior PT 164 

Author Index 

Junior, Waldecy de Lucca 

PT 240 

Juréus, Anna PT 307 

Jürgens, Tim PW 459 

Just, Stefan PF 308 

K 

Kaasa, Stein PT 386 

Kabeza, Antoine Bahati PW 009 

Kaciuriniene, Vilmeta PW 010 

Kadambande, Shefali PH 026 

Kadioglu, Ela PH 260 

Kaess, Michael PH 494 

Kågedal, Matts PT 439, PT 444 

Kahn, Ann-Kathrin PT 012 

Kaila-Kangas, Leena PW 075 

Kairys, Anson PH 320, PW 099 

Kaiser, Ulrike PF 187 

Kale, Hrishikesh PF 012 

Kalkman, Cor J. PH 146 

Kallenborn-Gerhardt, Wiebke 

PF 269, PF 280, PW 132 

Kalliomäki, Jarkko PT 407, 

PT 428, PT 442 

Kalliomäki, Maija L. PW 115 

Kalman, Sigridur PW 431 

Kalso, Eija PW 397, PW 398, 

RC 05, TW 70 

Kaltwang, Sebastian PH 023 

Kamali, Mohammad PW 043 

Kamath, Rajesh V. PF 268 

Kamble, Rashmi PT 152 

Kamerling, Steve PT 207 

Kamerman, Peter PT 088, 

PW 117, PW 123, PW 200, 

TW 41, TW 57 

Kamihara, Masahito PH 453 

Kamishima, Tomoko PH 103 

Kamiya, Yoshinori PF 293, 

PH 279 

Kamping, Sandra PH 100, 

PH 105, PH 109, PH 110, 

PH 132 

Kan, Shigeyuki PH 310 

Kanazawa, Masakatsu PW 280 

Kanda, Kiyoko PT 543 

Kandasamy, Jothy PH 340 

Kaneko, Shuji PT 184, PT 187 

Kanera, Iris M. PH 116 

Kannampalli, Pradeep PH 424, 

PW 149 

Kanui, Titus I. PT 226 

Kao, Huai-Hung D. PH 478, 

PT 414, PW 393, PW 394 

Kao, Sheng-Chin PH 390 

Kaplan, Alan PH 221 

Kapoustina, Oxana PH 011 

Kappesser, Judith PF 061, 

PT 539 

Kaptchuk, Ted PH 315, PH 511, 

RC 19 

Karacan, Ilhan PH 028 

Karahalil, Bensu PH 260 

Karakaya, Ali Esat PH 260 

Karakulova, Yuliya PH 117 

Karaman, Kutlay PW 450 

Karani, Anna K. PF 476 

Karantonis, Dean M. PH 445, 

PH 446 

Karaulanov, Emil PT 152 

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Karim, Allia PH 493 

Karimaa, Mari PT 262 

Kariuki, Hellen N. PT 226 

Kariuki, Jacob PF 476 

Karkin Tais, Amira PF 093, 

PW 497 

Karlen, Emily K. PW 319 

Karlsson, Linn PH 242, PW 129 

Karlsson, Páll R. PH 118, 

PT 061 

Karlstad, Øystein PW 426 

Karlsten, Rolf PT 407, PT 427, 

PT 428, PT 429, PT 439, 

PT 442, PT 444 

Karmann, Anna J. PT 355 

Karoll, Angela PW 528 

Karsch, Anne Mieke PW 365 

Karsdal, Morten A. PW 067 

Karsdorp, Petra A. PT 535 

Karshenas, Ali PF 426 

Kasch, Helge PF 135, 

PF 160, PT 510 

Kassim, Mustafa PW 133 

Kastner, Manuel PF 338 

Kasugai, Kunio PF 049 

Kaszas, K. PW 114 

Katagiri, Ayano PF 357, 

PF 362, PF 377 

Katano, Tayo PF 264 

Katanosaka, Kimiaki PT 342 

Katayama, Yoichi PF 452 

Kato, Jitsu PF 374, PT 034, 

PW 359 

Kato, Tomonari PF 394 

Katsarava, Zaza RC 03, TW 52 

Katsuno, Masaharu PF 404 

Katz, Jeff PW 439 

Katz, Joel PH 075, PT 506, 

TW 25 

Katz, Laura PH 166 

Katz, Nathaniel P. PF 066, 

PF 137, PF 138, PH 119, 

PH 120, PH 121, PH 122, 

PH 506 

Kaufman, Jonathan H. PH 192 

Kaur, Sukhdeep PF 391 

Kautiainen, Hannu PF 504 

Kavanagh, Tricia PW 535 

Kavelaars, Annemieke PF 219, 

PW 212 

Kawahara, Ryoko PW 371 

Kawakita, Kenji PF 533 

Kawamata, Mikito PT 398 

Kawamata, Tomoyuki PT 398 

Kawasaki, Motohiro PF 394 

Kawase, Akiko PH 511 

Kawata, Hiroshi PF 067, PF 096 

Kawemata, Punthipa PT 127 

Kay, Jonan Puni PW 358 

Kaygorodova, Natalya PH 117 

Kayser, Jay PT 263 

Kayser, Valérie PH 391 

Kazama, Tomiei PT 149 

Kaziyama, Helena H. S. PF 178, 

PF 406, PW 089, PW 093, 

PW 094 

Kazuhiro, Shimo PH 086 

Kciuk, Olga PH 178 

Ke, Xijie PH 344 

Kean, Heather PT 385 

Keay, Kevin A. PF 257 

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AUTHORS

AUTHORS 

Keefe, Francis J. DL 01, TW 45 

Keffala, Valerie J. PW 082 

Kehlet, Henrik PT 004, PT 085, 

PT 288, PW 349, RC 15 

Kellar, Ian PT 458 

Kellenberger, Stephan PT 170, 

PT 173 

Keller, Asaf PF 271, PH 405, 

PW 193 

Keller, J. M. PW 114 

Keller, Jason PT 153 

Kellerman, Donald PF 430 

Kellett, Daniel PF 322 

Kelly, Gráinne A. PW 489 

Kelly, Kathleen PT 452, PT 453 

Keltner, J. John PW 537 

Kemp, Andrew PH 023 

Kempke, Stefan PT 462, PT 504 

Kempkes, Cordula PW 127 

Kemppainen, Pentti PF 194 

Kendall, David A. PW 384 

Kendall, Giles PH 326 

Kendall, Sally PH 044 

Kendrick, Adrian PW 403 

Kennedy, Jeffrey D. PF 322 

Keogh, Edmund PH 492, 

PT 500, PW 049, TW 07 

Kerchum, Lorraine A. PW 362 

Kerckhove, Nicolas PF 333 

Kermorgant, Marc PT 237 

Kern, Kai-Uwe PH 123 

Kern-Pirsch, Claudia PF 373 

Kerr, Patricia PH 011 

Kersten, Christian PF 429 

Kersting, Uwe PW 479 

Kessels, Alfons PH 436 

Kettner, Norman PF 460 

Kewenig, Susanne PT 012 

Khajeei, Mohammadali PW 297 

Khalefa, Baled I. PH 253 

Khalili, Mohsen PH 362 

Khalili-Mahani, Najmeh PF 440 

Khalilzadeh, Emad PT 313 

Khamaisi, Mogher PH 112 

Khan, Junad PF 188, 

PT 424, PW 111 

Khan, Sobia PH 158 

Khandoker, Mahmudur 

Rahman PH 475 

Khanna, Sanjay PT 275 

Khasabova, Iryna A. PT 270 

Khatib, Leen N. PF 165, PH 108 

Khatibi, Ali PT 464, PT 474, 

PT 482, PT 498 

Khawaja, Nadine I. PW 011 

Khazaee, Paria PF 335 

Khot, Sharmila PH 026 

Khuba, Sandeep PF 381, 

PF 413 

Khurana, Deepa PW 363 

Kieffer, Brigitte L. PL 04, 

PW 266 

Kiesewetter, Hannes PW 131 

Kikuchi, Shin-ichi PF 125 

Killen, Roger PF 075 

Kim, Byoung Joon PT 074 

Kim, Da-In PF 078 

Kim, Do Hyeong PH 476 

Kim, Hae Yong PW 026 

Kim, Hye-Kyung PH 294 

Kim, Hyung-Suk PT 205 

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Kim, Ji Young PF 270, PT 227 

Kim, Jieun PF 460, PH 305, 

PH 308, PH 315, PH 320, 

PH 339, PH 441, PW 085 

Kim, Junesun PF 397, 

PT 319, PW 231 

Kim, Ki-Suk PH 294 

Kim, Mee-Eun PH 294 

Kim, Me-riong PF 461, PF 466 

Kim, Nan Seol PW 372 

Kim, Seong-Ho PW 091 

Kim, Seong-Kyu PW 091 

Kim, Soo-Hyun PF 270 

Kim, So-Yeon PF 270, PT 227 

Kim, Sung Woo PW 026 

Kim, Sunghun PF 277 

Kim, Tae-Hun PF 056 

Kim, Un Jeng PW 215 

Kim, Yong Chul PW 026 

Kim, Youngkyung PT 319, 

PW 231 

Kimura, Lilian A. M. PT 519 

Kimura, Masafumi PF 443 

Kindermans, Hanne P. J. PH 116 

King, Jenny C. PT 509 

King, Sara PT 527 

King, Tamara PT 228, PT 239 

Kingery, Wade PT 102, PT 107 

Kingsley, Rae A. PW 400 

Kinney, Michelle A. O. PF 021 

Kirchman, Guylène PT 170 

Kirihara, Yumiko PT 229 

Kirketeig, Terje PF 445 

Kirsch, Irving PH 339 

Kirschmann, Guylene PF 273 

Kirsh, Kenneth L. PH 147 

Kirshen, Albert J. PT 126 

Kisaalita, Nkaku R. PT 136 

Kise, Yoshitaka PT 016 

Kiso, Tetsuo PF 272 

Kitabatake, Yoshinori PF 116 

Kitahara, Tadashi PT 145 

Kitajima, Toshimitsu PH 389 

Kitson, Geoff PT 433 

Kittel-Schneider, Sarah PT 012 

Kitter, Birgitte PW 325, PW 539 

Kitto, Kelley F. PH 258 

Kiyatkin, Michael E. PH 416 

Kiyomoto, Masaaki PF 183, 

PW 213 

Kjogx, Heidi PT 510 

Klafke, Jonatas Z. PH 386, 

PW 288 

Klapper, Leah PT 434 

Klasen, Bernhard PH 218 

Klasen, Bernhard W. PT 470 

Kleeberg, Ulrich R. PT 373, 

PT 384 

Kleggetveit, Inge P. PH 115, 

PT 343 

Kleiber, Charmaine PT 479 

Klein, Amanda H. PH 366 

Klein, Rebecca PT 177 

Klein, Thomas PT 279, PT 295, 

PT 299, PT 301 

Kleinböhl, Dieter PW 032 

Klepstad, Pål PT 386 

Klimes, Jiri PH 107, PH 124, 

PH 135 

Klineberg, Iven PF 180, PW 253 

Klinger, Mary-Beth PH 409 

Author Index 

Klinger, Regine PW 459, TW 42 

Klirova, Monika PH 447 

Klit, Henriette PF 160 

Klodell, Jr, Charles T. PH 142 

Kloimstein, Herwig PH 113 

Kloucek, Petr PF 273 

Klukinov, Michael PT 432, 

PW 381 

Klusch, Andreas PT 335 

Klyne, David PT 294 

Knaepen, Liesbeth PT 230 

Knaggs, Roger D. PF 498, 

PW 384, TW 70 

Knick, Sarah PW 050 

Kniesel, Bruno PF 338 

Knight, Lucie PW 490 

Knight, Paul D. PT 511 

Knotek, Petr PW 033 

Knott, Charles PF 195, PH 354 

Knowles, Charles PF 385, 

PH 193, PH 407, PH 415, 

PT 545 

Knowlton, Sasha E. PW 464 

Knudsen, Anne Kari RC 10 

Knudsen, Lone PT 091, PT 104 

Knussen, Christina PT 542 

Ko, Gordon D. PF 469 

Ko, Seon-Yle PH 294 

Kobaiter, Sandra PH 277 

Kobayashi, Ayako PH 279 

Kobayashi, Fumio PF 094 

Kobayashi, Katsue PT 082 

Kobayashi, Makiko PF 112 

Kobayashi, Yasushi PT 350 

Kobayashi, Yuta PT 229 

Kobelyatskyy, Yuriy PF 208 

Koblish, Michael PT 450 

Kocan, Ladislav PW 377 

Koch, Stephanie PH 381, 

TW 04 

Kockum, Ingrid PW 115 

Kocot-Kepska, Magdalena 

PH 106, PH 484, PW 262, 

PW 337 

Kodama, Mitsuyoshi PT 149 

Koeda, Tomoko PF 510 

Koehrn, Fred J. PW 216 

Koenig, Julian PH 494 

Koerber, H. Richard PW 206 

Kogure, Takamichi PF 372 

Koh, Do Yle PW 372 

Koh, Wonuk PF 277 

Kohase, Hikaru PT 296 

Kohls, Niko PH 458 

Koike, Kazuyoshi PF 183 

Koivisto, Ari PT 245, PT 261, 

PT 262 

Kokki, Hannu PW 299 

Kokki, Merja PW 299 

Kolawole, Israel K. PF 114 

Komann, Marcus PF 480, 

PW 357 

Komatsu, Syuji PF 023 

Kominsky, H. PW 114 

Komiyama, Takako PF 439 

Kondo, Yasutaka PW 214 

Kong, Jian PH 339, PW 088 

Kong, Jiang-Ti PT 356 

Kong, Yazhuo PW 311 

Kongsgaard, Ulf E. PF 090, 

PW 025 

König, Christian PH 372 

König, Sonja K. PW 409 

Konno, Katsuhiro PT 161 

Konno, Shin-ichi PF 125 

Konovalov, Nikoly PW 531 

Kopf , Andreas PW 009 

Kopishinskaya, Svetlana 

PH 144 

Kopp, Ina PH 095 

Korallus, Christoph PH 235 

Korchev, Yuri E. PH 246, PT 200 

Korczeniewska, Olga A. PF 188, 

PW 111 

Kordasiewicz, Holly B. PT 430 

Kordic, Kresimir PF 070 

Koren, Gideon PF 064 

Kori, Shashidhar PF 430 

Korjamo, Timo PT 262 

Korngut, Lawrence PT 412 

Kornilova, Liudmila PF 414 

Koroschetz, Jana PW 090 

Kortekaas, Minke C. PT 035 

Koscielniak-Nielsen, 

Zbigniew J. PW 349 

Kosek, Eva PW 088, 

PW 095, TW 15 

Kossyreva, Elena A. PT 193 

Kost-Byerly, Sabine PW 545 

Kostic, Sandra PF 246, PT 231 

Kostich, Walter A. PT 214 

Kosugi, Shizuko PH 129 

Kothari, Sandesha PT 473 

Kotiranta, Ulla PF 185 

Kötting, Judith PW 145 

Kou, Keito PW 422 

Koura, Manal PW 028 

Koutris, Michail PF 184 

Kouzounias, Konstantinos 

PF 380 

Kowal, John PW 045, PW 491 

Koy, Susanne PF 187 

Kozak, Jiri PT 451 

Kozakai, Yu PH 417 

Kozanian, Olga PW 260 

Krüger, Cornelia PH 037, PH 053 

Kraaimaat, Floris W. PH 510 

Kraemer, Heidrun H. PT 367 

Kraft, Robert A. PH 307, PT 502 

Kraft, Stefanie PF 207 

Krafte, Doug PT 417, PT 418 

Krain, Bernhard PW 420 

Krajewski, Jeff PT 417 

Krajnik, Malgorzata PH 196 

Krakowski, Ivan PH 125 

Kraljevic, Suzyen PH 181 

Kramer, Richard H. PT 321 

Krause, Kristina PF 136, 

PW 074 

Kraychete, Durval C. PF 069 

Kreddig, Nina PH 087 

Kreiner, Marcelo PT 079 

Kreiner, Svend PT 085 

Kremers, Wolfram PT 376, 

PW 420 

Kress, Michaela PH 231, 

PH 266, PT 337 

Kriegstein, Arnold PW 488 

Krimon, Suzy PT 345 

Kristensen, Lisbeth PF 014, 

PF 038 

Kristiansen, Kim PF 140

Kristiansen, Viggo PW 373 

Kroin, Jeffrey S. PW 004 

Krol, Andrzej PT 130 

Kroman, Niels PT 004 

Kromelow, Justin PW 457 

Krumova, Elena PT 053 

Krupina, Natalia A. PH 291 

Kruse, Timothy PW 268 

Kryeziu, Fadil PW 440 

Kuang, Fang PT 332 

Kuanova, Larissa PT 036 

Kubo, Asako PT 342 

Kubo, Chiharu PF 067, PF 096 

Kubo, Kazuhiro PH 392 

Kubota, Rie PF 439 

Kucuk, Suat Hayri PH 028 

Kucyi, Aaron PH 312 

Kuhad, Anurag PF 225, PF 468 

Kuhn, Emmanuelle PT 483 

Kuhn, Julia A. PT 146 

Kuhnke, Susan PH 281 

Kukushkin, Michael L. PH 291 

Kulas, Dolarose PF 426 

Kulkarni, Ashok B. PT 153 

Kullander, Klas TW 63 

Kulprateepanya, Kulthida PT 127 

Kumamoto, Eiichi PH 393 

Kumar, Arun PF 472 

Kumar, Ashok PF 396 

Kumar, Krishna PH 437 

Kumar, Senthil P. PF 036, PT 037 

Kumar, Ujendra PF 210 

Kundu, Zile Singh PF 400 

Kuner, Rohini PT 147, PT 152, 

PT 154, TW 60 

Kuner, Thomas PT 147 

Kunz, Miriam PT 355, TW 34 

Kuo, Fengshen PF 188, PW 111 

Kupkova, Dagmar PH 107, 

PH 124, PH 135 

Kuraishi, Yasushi PF 264, 

PW 203 

Kurejova, Martina PT 147, 

PT 152 

Kurita, Geana P. PF 014, PF 038, 

PF 095, PF 098, PT 386, 

PW 423 

Kurita, Kenichi PT 016 

Kurita, Shigeaki PT 046 

Kuroki, Miwa PT 016 

Kurosaki, Kaoru PT 229 

Kusaba, Masahiko PH 316 

Kusi-Amponsah, Abigail PF 472 

Kuss, Michael E. PW 385 

Kutschar, Patrick PH 053 

Kuwabara, Hiroyo PF 112 

Kwok, Charlie PH 285, PW 171, 

PW 177 

Kwok, Zanthia PT 337 

Kwon, Choon-Ik PT 033 

Kwon, Chul PH 034 

Kwon, Young Bae PH 378 

Kwong, Luzviminda S. PH 030 

Ky, Leng PW 537 

Kynast, Katharina PF 269, 

PT 148, PT 150, PW 144 

Kyung, Min Sun PF 019 

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La, Jun Ho PH 411, PH 418, 

PH 423 

La Cesa, Silvia PH 104, PT 020 

la Hausse, Luke P. PW 243 

La Porte, Emma PF 002, PW 538 

La Russa, Federica PW 131 

La Touche, Roy PF 016 

Labat, Jean-Jacques PF 384 

Labbe, Tomas PW 427 

Labombarda, Florencia PH 374 

Labra, Oscar PF 100 

Labrecque, Jean PT 151 

LaBuda, Christopher J. PT 450 

Lacasse, Anaïs PF 099, PF 100, 

PW 453, PW 461, PW 498 

Lacerenza, Marco PH 051 

Lacey, Rosie J. PF 102 

Lachance Fiola, Jacinthe PH 490, 

PW 334 

Lacomme, Sabrina PH 251 

Lacroix, Ginette PF 141 

Ladouceur, Alexandra PW 178 

Laedermann, Cedric PT 170, 

PT 173 

Laekeman, G. PW 492 

Laekeman, M. PW 492 

LaFata, Lisa PW 540 

Laferriere, Audrey PH 060 

Lafrance, Mylene PT 320 

Lafrenaye, Sylvie PW 012 

Lai, Weike PW 204 

Lai, Yvonne Y. PT 271 

Laird, James PH 445, PH 446 

Laird, Jennifer PH 409 

Laird, Jennifer M. PH 138, 

PT 179, TW 55 

Lajat, Youenn PW 504 

Lakha, S. Fatima PF 115, 

PT 042 

Lakshman, Kavitha PF 396 

Lakshminarayan, Srikanth M. 

PW 338 

Laliberté, Jacques PH 207 

Lalloo, Chitra PH 045, PH 209, 

PH 493 

Lalonde, Lyne PH 207, PW 453, 

PW 461, PW 487, PW 493, 

PW 498 

Lamarche, Jacques PT 086 

Lamichhane, Binay PW 374 

Lamothe Molina, Paul PF 361, 

PF 442, PH 380 

Lampa, Ewa PT 038 

Lancien, Frederic PT 237 

Lanctôt, Hélène PF 009, PF 022, 

PF 099 

Landau, Craig PF 010 

Landemaine, Carine PF 274 

Landi, Francesco PH 466 

Landry, Marc PH 251, PW 196 

Landry, Russell P. PH 236 

Langaee, Taimour PW 136 

Langel, Kaarina PW 397 

Langely, Paul C. PT 073 

Langeslag, Michiel PH 231 

Langford, Richard PF 128, 

TW 29 

Langley, Paul C. PF 033 

Långström, Bengt PW 077 

Lanier, Lewis PF 203 

Lanoiselée, Jean-Michel 

PW 504, PW 505 

Lanteri-Minet, Michel PF 447 

Author Index 

Lantero - Garcia, Aquilino PT 157 

Lanza, Marco PW 275 

Lapenna, Domenico PF 158, 

PW 078 

Lapointe, Annie PW 334 

Lara Lara, Manuel PF 016 

Lariviere, William R. PW 205, 

TW 05 

Lark, Michael W. PT 450 

Laroche, Francoise PH 180 

LaRosa, Jennifer A. PW 013 

Larrea, Belen PH 477, PW 427 

Larsen, Lars Henrik PT 039 

Larsman, Pernilla PH 097 

Larsson, Bjorn A. PH 012 

Larsson, Britt PF 177, PH 242, 

PT 099, PT 291, PW 129, 

PW 134 

Laszlo, Janos PW 224 

Latimer, Margot PW 535 

Latina, Roberto PF 471 

Lattanzi, Roberta PF 234, 

PF 285, PT 232, PT 317 

Lau, Winnie PT 222 

Lauer, Günter PF 187 

Laufer, Marc R. PT 056 

Laukli, Einar PT 233 

Laurberg, Søren PF 013 

Laurent, Bernard PF 144 

Laurent, Sophie PT 377, PT 403 

Lauria, Giuseppe PH 118 

Lauriola, Matteo F. PT 340 

Laursen, Jens Christian PF 210 

Laursen, Mogens B. PT 052, 

PT 060 

Lautenbacher, Stefan TW 25, 

PT 355, PW 197, TW 18 

Lauwerier, Emelien PT 513, 

PT 516 

Lavant, Eva PW 115 

Lavoie, Stéphan PH 008 

Law, Simon J. PW 326 

Lawson, Sally N. PT 349 

Le Bell, Yrsa PF 194 

Le Coz, Glenn-Marie PF 256 

Le Cudennec, Camille PF 274 

Le Feuvre, Yves PT 321 

Le Marec, Christian PT 377 

Le May, Sylvie PF 141, PH 490, 

PW 334, PW 535 

Le Page, Judy A. TW 36 

Le Pechoux, Cécile PT 377 

le Polain de Waroux, Bernard 

PW 119, PW 364 

Leão, Eliseth R. PH 213, PT 122 

Leal, Plinio Cunha PH 467 

Leanez, Sergi PW 143 

Lebe, Moritz PW 145 

Lebel, Alyssa PT 325 

Lebfèvre - Kuntz, Danièle PH 469 

Leborgne, Jean Marie PH 469 

Lebrao, Maria Lucia PF 145 

Lebrec, Nathalie PH 469 

Leclerc, Johan PW 416, 

PW 494 

LeCorre Laliberté, Dafné PT 278 

Lecybyl, Remigiusz PT 040 

Lederer, Artur J. PF 373 

Leduc, Richard PT 320, PW 286 

Lee, Bae Hwan PW 215 

Lee, Chang-Keun PW 091 

Lee, David PF 134, PW 121 

Lee, Dongchul PW 495 

Lee, Dong-Gyu PT 227 

Lee, Gabriel PH 066 

Lee, Hyangsook PF 411 

Lee, Hyejung PF 411, PF 456 

Lee, Hye-Soon PW 091 

Lee, Inseon PF 456 

Lee, Jaedo PF 277 

Lee, Jeffrey PT 191 

Lee, Jessica PT 191 

Lee, Jeungchan PH 088 

Lee, Jinho PF 461, PF 466 

Lee, Jinwoo PH 088 

Lee, Jongseok PT 190 

Lee, Junhwan PH 088 

Lee, Kyung-Hee PT 402 

Lee, Michael PW 311 

Lee, Michael C. PT 080 

Lee, Myeong Soo PF 056, 

PF 461 

Lee, Patrice A. PT 415, PT 449 

Lee, Poh Wah PT 120 

Lee, Pyung Bok PW 320 

Lee, Ryan PW 260 

Lee, Sang Chul PW 026 

Lee, Sang Eun PW 372 

Lee, Sang-Heon PW 091 

Lee, Sang-Ho PF 408 

Lee, Seunghwan PH 230 

Lee, Shin-Seok PW 091 

Lee, Shoo PW 535 

Lee, Tae-Gyu PF 461, PF 466 

Lee, YeonSun PT 315 

Lee, Youn Woo PH 476 

Lee, Young M. PF 134 

Leenders, Marian(nne) E. C. 

PW 365 

Leerink, M. PF 318 

Lees, Jonathan G. PW 201 

Lees, Rosie PW 403 

Leeson, Rachel M. A. PT 005 

Lefèvre, Yan Alfred G. PF 209 

Lefaucheur, Jean Pascal 

PH 276, TW 51 

Legrain, Valéry PT 463, TW 19 

Lehman, Leigh A. PT 009 

Lehmann, Lutz E. PW 307 

Lehmann, Susanne PF 043, 

PH 240, PT 534, PT 544, 

PW 065 

Lehto, Sonya G. PF 163, PF 341 

Lei, Jing PW 179, PW 195 

Leifheit, Silke PF 061 

Leinders, Mathias PW 216 

Leino-Arjas, Päivi PW 075 

Leite, Vanessa R. PW 304 

Leite-Almeida, Hugo PF 328, 

PH 401 

Leknes, Siri PW 166, PW 311 

Leksell, Eva PH 160 

LeMarchand, Karen PT 472 

Lemarie, Jean PH 470 

Lemelivski, Lena PT 101 

Lemevel, Jean-Claude PT 237 

Lengsoe, Lasse PT 060 

Lennertz, Richard C. PT 193 

Lenton, Ann PH 505 

Lentz, Kimberley A. PT 214 

Lenzen, Christoph PH 494 

Leon, Maria M. PT 446 

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AUTHORS

AUTHORS 

Léon, Vanessa PF 274 

Leonard, Guillaume PF 026, 

PF 186 

Leone, Caterina PT 020 

Leone, Massimo TW 11 

Leong, Laura TW 48 

Lepeintre, Aurélie PW 504 

Leppert, Wojciech PT 376 

LeResche, Linda PW 424, 

PW 435 

Lerner, Ethan PH 315 

Lesnyy, Ivan PT 098 

Lespérance, François PW 345 

Lester, Henry A. PW 204 

Letanoux, Martine PF 072 

Letellier, Marine PW 505 

Levato, Alessandra PF 340 

Levi, Ofer PW 537 

Levine, Jon D. PL 07 

Levitin, Daniel J. PT 359 

Levitt, Roy C. TW 05 

Levy, N. PW 312 

Levy, Robert PH 431 

Lewin, Gary PT 147, PT 154 

Lewis, Jasmine PH 187 

Lewis, Jennifer S. PT 105 

Lewis, Martyn PF 048 

Leyendecker, Petra PT 376, 

PW 420 

Leykin, Yigal PF 003, PF 006 

Li, Ang PH 315, PH 441 

Li, Hui PW 354 

Li, Jichang PF 276 

Li, Kai PF 311, PH 228 

LI, Li PH 009 

Li, Linling PT 297 

Li, Qiang PW 195 

Li, Qiaobo PW 392 

Li, Wenwu PT 102, PT 107 

Li, Xiaoyun PH 176, PH 337 

Li, Xinhua PH 325, PH 426 

Li, Yibai PT 392 

Li, Yong PW 172 

Li, Yuxiang PW 314, PW 327 

Liam, Joanne Li Wee PW 328 

Liang, M. PH 334 

Liang, Meng PH 306, PT 080 

Liao, Chia-Chi PF 418 

Liarte, Daniel G. PF 124 

Libert, Frédéric PF 330 

Liberzon, Israel PF 134 

Librach, S. Lawrence PT 092 

Lichtherte, Sebastien PW 364 

Liebano, Richard E. PW 496 

Liedberg, Gunilla PT 017, PT 099 

Liem, Liong PH 438 

Liew, Foo Y. PW 225 

Liggieri, Victor PF 127, PW 456 

Light, Alan R. PH 228 

Ligthart, Lannie PF 196 

Likar, Rudolf PF 338, PH 113 

Lilius, Tuomas PW 398 

Liljencrantz, Jaquette PT 280, 

PW 166 

Lillsunde, Pirjo PW 397 

Lim, Tony PF 278, PF 279 

Lima, Deolinda PW 217 

Lima, Karyna PW 001 

Lima, Lídia Moreira PW 218 

Lima, Lucas V. PF 512, PF 513 

Limacher, Andreas PT 276 

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Limampai, Patchara PF 378 

Limapichat, Kay PW 204 

Limperopoulos, Catherine 

PH 010 

Lin, Allison H. PF 066 

Lin, Chia-Shu PH 185 

Lin, Chii-Wann PF 418 

Lin, Chi-Te PF 212, PT 142 

Lin, Chung-Ren PW 146 

Lin, Shih-Yuan PF 317 

Lin, Sumika Mori PH 029 

Lin, Wei-Tso PF 418 

Lin, Yi-Lo PF 212, PT 142 

Lin, Zhixin PT 418 

Lind, Göran PF 380 

Lindauer, Ramon J. L. PH 498 

Lindblad, Mona A. PT 099 

Lindenberg, Mariana M. PH 488 

Linderoth, B. PF 380, PH 278, 

PH 440, PH 450, TW 53 

Lindström, Mona PW 125 

Ling, Bing PH 261 

Ling, Kwong Ung PW 342 

Lingford-Hughes, Anne PW 403 

Lingueglia, Eric PT 167 

Linhares, Maria Beatriz M. 

PH 161, PH 163, PH 215 

Linke, Bona PH 257 

Linnman, Clas PF 157, PH 321, 

PH 338 

Linton, Steven PT 521, PT 475, 

PT 495, RC 18 

Lippi, Elis Ângela Alves da Costa 

PW 509 

Lipton, Richard B. PF 425 

Lirng, Jiing-Feng PH 184, PH 185 

List, Thomas PF 058, PF 169, 

PF 177, PF 191, PF 193, 

PT 018, PT 291 

Litrop, Silva PW 425 

Little, Joshua W. PW 180 

Little, Pat PF 295 

Littlejohn, Geoffrey O. PW 092 

Littlewood, Alison PF 082 

Litzenburger, Beate C. PT 401, 

PW 432 

Liu, Cai Xia PT 412 

Liu, Chien-Cheng PW 137 

Liu, Chun-Ting PF 458 

Liu, Da-Lu PT 147 

Liu, Eugene Hern Choon PT 275 

Liu, Huiqing PT 418 

Liu, Linda Y. PF 111 

Liu, Mengjie PW 327 

Liu, Qian PH 354 

Liu, Xiaodong PW 199 

Liu, Xiaowu PH 317 

Liu, Xiaoxia PW 485 

Liu, Yuxin PF 294 

Livia, Puljak PT 231 

Ljutow, André PT 041 

Lledo, Alberto PH 137 

Llewelyn, Meirion PF 432 

Llorente, Ricardo PF 230 

Lloyd, Olivia PH 491 

Lluel, Philippe PT 260 

Lo, Ming-Jei PF 212 

Lo Vecchio, Silvia PT 298 

Lobanov, Oleg V. PH 301, 

PH 307, PT 502 

Lobbezoo, Frank PF 184 

Author Index 

Lobo, Hermano A. PW 388 

Lochiatto, Joyce PW 002 

Locke, Erin E. PF 356 

Lockwood, D. PH 114, PT 053 

Loduca, Adriana PF 127, 

PW 061, PW 456 

Loescher, Alison R. PF 227, 

PF 350, PF 352, PT 423 

Loggia, Marco PH 305, PH 308, 

PH 315, PH 339 

Logsden-Sackett, Nyla PW 512 

Loiselle, Carmen PH 002 

Lok, Benjamin PW 310 

Löken, Line S. PT 357 

Lombard, Zané PW 117, 

PW 123, PW 200 

Lombrail, Pierre PW 504 

Lomotan, Margaret PH 048 

Lomvardas, Stavros PF 203 

Loncar, Zoran PW 014 

Lone, Abdul Qayoom PT 533 

Longo, Geraldine M. PF 281 

Longo, Matthew PH 309 

Loo, Lipin PT 186 

Lopes, Alexandre H. P. PT 346 

Lopes, Patrícia S. S. PW 185 

Lopes, Victor D. F. PW 387 

Lopes-Martins, Rodrigo A. B. 

PF 519 

López, Almudena PF 139, 

PF 142 

Lopez Pozo, Sergio PF 016 

Lopez Tapia, Fatima PH 482 

Lopez-Avila, Alberto PF 361, 

PF 442, PH 380 

Lorenz, Jana Elena PW 132 

Lorenzo, Louis-Etienne PF 211 

Lorton, Mary Beth PW 382 

Loth, Eva PH 265 

Lotufo, Celina M. PT 140 

Lötsch, Jörn PW 197 

Lotze, Martin PT 103, PT 476 

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Louppe, Jean Marie PF 384, 

PW 481 

Lourdusamy, Anbarasu PH 265 

Lourenço, Joana C. G. PT 514 

Love, Tiffany M. PF 165, PH 108 

Lovell, Karina PT 455 

Lövgren, Anna PF 097 

Low, Chian-Ming PT 275 

Low, Lucie A. PH 323, PH 402 

Lowe, Mandy PW 484 

Loyd, Dayna R. PF 356, PF 444, 

PT 213 

Lozach-Brugirard, Marion PT 377 

Lozano, Vanessa PF 337 

Lu, Jingshan PW 280 

Lu, Ning PW 181 

Lu, Ruirui PF 269, PF 280, 

PT 192 

Lu, Rui-Rui PT 148 

Lubnin, Andrey PW 531 

Lucio, Lorena M. C. PW 296 

Ludvigsen, Stian PT 233 

Luhrs, Lauren M. PH 229 

Lui, Fausta PW 086, PW 087 

Luiz-Cerutti, Murilo PW 183 

Lukkahatai, Nada PT 205 

Lumb, Bridget PT 318, PT 339, 

PW 162, PW 172, PW 174 

Luna, Isabel PW 456 

Lund, Eva PT 029 

Lund, Karen PH 126 

Lund, Torben E. PH 336 

Lundberg, Peter PT 029 

Lundborg, Christopher PF 202, 

PF 206 

Lundström, Staffan PT 386 

Lunecke, Giuliana E. PF 190 

Luo, Ceng PT 147, PT 154, 

PT 332 

Luo, David PW 458 

Luo, Guanglin PT 214 

Luo, Honghe PW 383 

Luo, Yi PH 047, PT 072 

Luo, Z. David PT 322 

Luongo, Livio PF 285 

Lupi, Silvina M. PF 124 

Luporsi, Elisabeth PH 125 

Lussier, David PH 166, PH 207, 

TW 18 

Lutz, Kai PF 358, PW 053 

Luvisetto, Siro PF 300 

Lux, Eberhard A. PW 420 

Luyten, Patrick PT 462, PT 504 

Luzzani, Massimo PF 101 

Lydon, Carol PH 491 

Lynch, Mary PT 413 

Lyngstad, Gaute PF 046, PF 149 

Lyras, Leonidas PF 119 

M 

Ma, Qiufu PT 328 

Maaß, Heiko PH 100, PH 105 

Maani, Christopher V. PF 444 

Maarrawi, Joseph PF 144, 

PH 277 

Mabiglia, Chiara PT 353 

Macar, Velemir S. PW 336 

MacDermid, Joy PF 059, 

PF 130, PH 048, PH 101, 

PT 084 

MacDermott, Amy B. PT 154, 

PW 266 

Macedo-Júnior, Sérgio J. 

PW 183 

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Macfarlane, Gary J PH 085 

Machado, Daisy M. PH 065 

Machado, Franciele Correa 

PT 410 

Machado, Luciana A. C. PH 168, 

PH 169 

Machado, Manuela PF 122 

Machado, Nathália B. L. PF 221 

Machini, Maria Teresa PH 256 

Macian, N. PW 390 

Maciel dos Santos, Leonardo 

Yung PT 240 

MacIver, Kate PH 340, PH 443, 

PT 437 

Mackey, Sean PH 341, PT 356 

MacLaren-Chorney, Jill PT 527 

Macleod, Malcolm PF 055 

Macleod, Stuart M. PF 064 

Macon, James B. PH 216 

Macor, John E. PT 214 

MacPherson, Alia PF 476 

MacRitchie, Iona PH 101 

Madadi, Parvaz PF 064 

Madami, Andrea PW 330

Madeleine, Pascal PW 229, 

PW 236 

Madsen, Caspar S. PH 127 

Madsen, Henrik B. PH 128, 

PW 182 

Madsen, Marianne F. PH 128 

Mae, Tomoko PW 380 

Maeda, Yumi PF 460, PH 441 

Maenthaisong, Ratree PW 386 

Maeoka, Hiroshi PF 484 

Maftei, Daniela PF 285, 

PT 232, PT 317 

Magalhães, Marcelo R. PW 387, 

PW 388, PW 441 

Magayano, Daphnie PF 159 

Magdalena de Diego, Cecilia 

PT 461 

Magerl, Walter PT 055, PT 279, 

PT 295, PT 299 

Maggi, Carlo A. PW 329, 

PW 330 

Magis, Delphine PH 449 

Magis, Lucia PF 331, PW 279 

Magnaghi, Valerio PH 252 

Magni, Giulia PF 214 

Magnin, Michel PF 144, PH 277, 

PH 289, PH 292 

Magnussen, Claire A. PT 202 

Magnusson, Bo PH 160 

Magnusson, Kerstin PT 422 

Magrinelli, Francesca PT 340 

Maher, Chris G. PT 043, RC 18 

Mahlke, Nina PW 409 

Mahmood, Taha S. PH 039 

Mahmoud, Maher Fawzy PF 401 

Mahn, Friederike PH 052, 

PT 078, PW 112 

Maiarù, Maria PF 340, PW 126 

Maier, Alice PT 340 

Maier, Christoph PT 053 

Mailis-Gagnon, Angela PT 042 

Maillet Gouret, Marie-Christine 

PF 077 

Main, Chris J. PF 048, TW 27, 

TW 39 

Mainero, Valentina PT 200 

Maio, Vincenza PT 181 

Maione, Sabatino PF 285, 

TW 08 

Maione, Theodore E. PT 431 

Mair, Emma PW 480 

Maixner, William PL 06, PF 175, 

PF 195, PH 174, PH 175, 

PH 187, PH 188, PH 354, 

PW 204 

Maiza, Tomas PW 427 

Majernik, Milos PW 377 

Majorana, Alessandra PF 170 

Majors, Benjamin PT 205 

Makino, Izumi PF 487 

Makino, Kenzo PT 296 

Makino, Seiko PH 148 

Makkar, Jeetinder Kaur PW 366 

Makoto, Nishihara PH 086 

Makuch, Wioletta PF 305, 

PW 152, PW 262 

Makukhina, Galina V. PT 235 

Malaguti, Silvia PT 086 

Malamut, Richard PT 427, 

PT 429 

Malatesta, Cristina PF 460 

Malcangio, Marzia PF 294, 

PF 299, PH 368, PH 383, 

TW 46, TW 55 

Malek, Natalia PW 152 

Maleki, Nasim PF 157, PT 325 

Malfait, Anne-Marie PW 245, 

TW 64 

Malhaire, Fanny PH 261 

Malhotra, Naveen PF 400 

Malieno, Paula Braz PH 276 

Malin, Katrina PW 092 

Malinowsky, David PT 307 

Malkmus, Shelle PT 432 

Mallet, Christophe PF 330, 

PF 332, PF 333 

Mallinson, Trudy PH 177 

Malsch, Philipp PH 231 

Malysh, Louise M. PT 378 

Mamet, Julien R. PT 432 

Manaheji, Homa PF 213, 

PF 473, PF 494, PH 382, 

PW 315 

Manalo, Maria Fidelis C. PH 197 

Mancini, Flavia PH 309 

Mandadi, Sravan PT 281 

Mandell, Edward E. PF 224 

Manguiat, Rex PF 260, PF 261 

Manjavachi, Marianne N. 

PF 284, PT 330 

Mann, Karl PH 265 

Mann, Rachael M. PF 078 

Mannheimer, Clas PF 435, 

PW 425 

Manning, Donald C. PT 432 

Manning, Tyler PT 105 

Manoria, Pankaj PH 461 

Mansmann, Ulrich PW 528 

Mansor, Marzida PW 133, 

PW 342 

Mantilla, Carlos B. PF 021 

Mantovani, Cristina PH 252 

Mantyh, Patrick W. PL 01, 

TW 50 

Manvelian, Garen PW 385 

Mao, Juxian PW 227 

Mapp, Paul I. PT 208 

Marchand, Fabien PT 282 

Marchand, Serge PF 026, 

PF 186, PH 353, PH 508, 

PW 096, PW 097 

Marciano, Lucia H. S. C. 

PT 062 

Marco, Eva M. PF 230 

Marcolin, Marco Antonio 

PH 186, PH 275, PH 276, 

PW 089 

Marconi, Veronica PF 285, 

PT 232, PT 317 

Marcus, Hanke PW 088 

Marcus, M. A. E. PW 056 

Marcussen, Ninna S. PF 160 

Mardam Bey, Ramzi PW 221 

Mardiyan, Marina PF 370 

Maric, Antonija PH 181 

Maric, Helena PW 015, 

PW 497 

Maric, Radmil J. PW 015, 

PW 497 

Maric, Sanja S. PW 015, 

PW 497 

Maric, Veljko PW 497 

Author Index 

Marinelli, Sara PF 300 

Marinus, Johan PF 031, 

PF 052, PT 106 

Maritano, Mario PH 432 

Marjan, Gal PT 411 

Mark, Chapman PT 417 

Marker, Cheryl L. PF 295 

Marklund, Susanna PF 097, 

PF 162 

Markman, John D. PF 434 

Marks, David M. PF 375 

Marquand, Andre PF 136 

Marques, Fabio PF 254 

Marques, Patrícia PF 223 

Marron, Brian PT 416, PT 417, 

PT 418 

Marsala, M. PF 318 

Marsault, Éric PT 320, PW 286 

Marshall, Ruth PW 421 

Martín Fontelles, M. Isabel 

PF 253, PT 272 

Martínez, Miguel Angel PW 277 

Martínez-Jauand, Mercedes 

PW 118 

Martínez-Lorenzana, 

Guadalupe PH 369 

Martín-Fontelles, Maria Isabel 

PW 277 

Martel, Marc O. PW 044 

Martel-Pelletier, Johanne 

PF 298, PT 278 

Martikainen, Ilkka K. PF 165, 

PH 108 

Martin, Élisabeth PW 487 

Martin, Dawn PW 418 

Martin, Denis PF 506, PH 214 

Martin, Elisabeth PW 493, 

PW 498 

Martin, Loren J. PT 255, PT 359 

Martin, Maria Angeles PH 482 

Martin, William J. PT 443 

Martin de Rosales, Jose PH 482 

Martin Soelch, Chantal PW 053 

Martinez, Elena PH 236 

Martinez, Francisco E. PH 161, 

PH 163, PH 215 

Martinez, Jean PW 286 

Martinez, Jose PT 419 

Martinez, Valeria PH 462, 

PT 300 

Martinez-Perez, Almudena 

PW 468 

Martini, Christian PF 437, 

PF 440 

Martino, Giovani PH 375, 

PH 409, PW 282 

Martinot, Jean-Luc PH 265 

Martins, Daniel O. PF 237, 

PT 203 

Martins, Isabel PW 217 

Martins, José Vicente P. M. 

PF 069 

Martins, Renato S. PW 093, 

PW 094 

�� PW 095 

Marton, Bruna C. V. PT 248 

Martorella, Géraldine PT 477 

Martucci, Katherine T. PH 301, 

PH 314 

Maruyama, Yoshimiti PF 439 

Marzolff, Irene PF 455 

Mashimo, Takashi PF 292, 

PH 310, PT 360, PT 493 

Maskaykina, Irina Y. PF 224 

Maskos, Uwe PW 204 

Masri, Radi PH 404, PH 405 

Massé-Alarie, Hugo PH 439 

Masselin, Anne PT 503 

Masselin Dubois, Anne PT 478 

Massi, Daniela PT 181 

Massier, Julia PW 244 

Massoud, Rabah PH 078, 

PH 082 

Master, Farokh J. PT 387 

Mastroianni, Chiara PF 471 

Masu, Adolphe PW 009 

Masuda, Ritsuko PT 388 

Materazzi, Serena PT 181, 

PT 185, PT 188, PW 252 

Mathiesen, Ole PW 325, 

PW 373, PW 539 

Mathieu, David PF 186 

Mathur, Jayanti PW 204 

Mathur, Vani A. PH 049 

Matkovic, Tanja PW 015, 

PW 497 

�� PT 233, PT 301, 

PT 302 

Matsubara, Takako PF 487 

Matsuda, Rumiko PH 310 

Matsuda, Yoichi PH 310 

Matsukawa, Masakazu PW 203 

Matsumoto, Kazu PW 300 

Matsumoto, Shigemi PW 300 

Matsumoto, Sojiro PW 348 

Matsumoto, Yoshio PT 493 

Matsumura, Shinji PF 264, 

PW 280, PW 281 

Matsuo, Atsushi PF 484 

Matsuoka, Shuhei PW 355 

Matsuura, Shingo PF 363 

Mattenklodt, Peter PW 499 

Matthey, Alain PF 427 

Mattioli, Theresa-Alexandra M. 

PW 399 

Mattissek, Claudia PH 231 

Mauguière, François PH 292 

Maury, M. PW 390 

Maurya, Avita PW 055 

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May, Arne TW 11 

May, Denisa PW 112 

Mayamona, Kosi Yvan Kola 

PW 119 

Maycock, Jessica PF 314 

Mayer, Emeran A. RC 17, 

TW 09 

Mayer, Sandeep PW 012 

Maykut, Caroline A. PH 332 

Mayoral, Víctor PW 367 

Mays, Kit PF 522 

Mazaheri, Masood PF 035 

Mazeron, Renaud PT 377 

Mazo, Irene PT 347 

Mazur, Curt PT 430 

Mazza, Stephanie PH 289 

Mazzola, Francesca PT 340 

Mbugua, Paul M. PT 226 

Mc Dermott, Paul PW 469 

Mcannany, Barbara E. PW 319 

McAuley, James H. PT 043, 

PT 103, PT 106 

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AUTHORS

AUTHORS 

McBeth, John PF 074, PF 082, 

PF 102, PF 106, PF 123, 

PF 126, PT 494, TW 27 

McCabe, Rebecca PT 515 

McCall, Robert PT 207 

McCarey, Julie PF 476 

McCarson, Kenneth E. PH 370 

McCarthy, Ann Marie PT 479 

McCarthy, Tom PH 246, PT 433 

McClain, Brenda C. PW 400 

McCracken, Lance M. PT 480, 

RC 04 

McDermott, Michael PF 066, 

PF 434 

McDonald, John PF 276 

McDonald, William N. PT 378 

McDougall, Jason J. TW 46 

McElroy, Heather PF 078 

McFadyen, Angus PW 533 

McFetridge-Durdle, Judith 

PW 345 

McGhee, Laura L. PF 444, 

PT 213 

McGilchrist, Mark PF 086 

McGinn, Gordon PW 480 

Mcgowan, Linda PT 455 

McGrath, Patricia A. PT 025 

McGrath, Patrick J. PW 535 

McGuire, Brian PF 288, 

PT 465, PT 517 

McGuire, Cian PH 193, 

PH 415 

McHale, Joshua PW 002 

McIlvried, Lisa A. PF 359 

McIntosh, Fraser PT 454 

McIntosh, J. Michael PW 204 

McIntyre, Teresa PT 531 

McKelvey, Rebecca J. PH 381 

McKelvy, Alvin PF 302 

McKeough, Zoe M. PT 043 

McLachlan, Elspeth M. PF 306 

McLaughlin, Julie PT 395 

McLean, Heather B. PW 545 

McLean, Keri M. B. PH 357 

McLean, Samuel PF 134, 

PT 093, PW 121, TW 35 

McMahon, Stephen PH 224, 

PH 383, PT 199, PT 282, 

PT 304, PW 138, PW 140, 

PW 141, PW 201, TW 50 

McManus, Claire PF 460 

McMurray, Gordon PW 223 

McMurray, Timothy P. PH 418 

McNamara, Alexander PT 443 

McNamara, Mary C. PT 124 

McNamee, Paul PH 214 

McNaughton, Peter A. PT 175, 

PT 180 

McParland, Joanna L. PT 542, 

TW 48 

McPhail, Hilary PH 193 

McPherson, Mary Lynn PT 125, 

RC 08 

McQuay, Henry J. PF 065 

McSwiggan, Stephen PT 057 

McWilliams, Lachlan A. PW 045, 

PW 491 

Md Yusof, Mohd Yasim PW 133 

M’Dahoma, Saïd PF 283 

Meacham, Kathleen PT 212 

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Mechsner, Sylvia PT 364, 

PW 159, PW 160 

Medeiros, Rui PF 122 

Medel-Rebollo, Javier PT 518 

Medic, Branislava M. PW 290 

Medkour, Terkia PH 180 

Medrano, Gustavo R. PH 500 

Medvedeva, Galina PF 343 

Medvedeva, Ludmila PW 473, 

PW 500, PW 521 

Meek, Judith PH 326 

Meeus, Mira PH 059, PT 044 

Meevissen, Yvo M. C. PT 469 

Meghani, Salimah H. PT 095 

Mehina, Essie PT 412 

Mehlisch, Donald R. PW 389 

Mehmood, Syed PW 363 

Mehra, Chetan Deepak PW 368, 

PW 369 

Mehta, Anish PW 335 

Mehta, Manju PT 045, PW 037 

Mei, Yan-Ai PT 406 

Meier, Dieter PH 329 

Meier, Michael L. PF 358 

Meier, Petra M. PH 459 

Meissner, Winfried PF 480, 

PW 009, PW 357, TW 29 

Meleine, Mathieu PF 323 

Melemedjian, Ohannes K. 

PF 224, PH 468 

Melik-Parsadaniantz, 

Srephane PH 365 

Mellbye, Andreas PW 426 

Mello, Patricia B. PW 068 

Melnyk, Alexandra I. PH 190 

Melo, Cibele PH 054 

Melo, Vilma S. PF 365 

Melo da Costa Pereira Jales, 

Sumatra PF 189 

Melo-Carrillo, Agustín PF 361, 

PF 442, PH 380 

Mendelson, George TW 36 

Mendes, Selena M. M. PH 091 

Mendes-Gomes, Joyce PT 318 

Mendonça, Marcelo PW 228 

Menegalli, Dominique PH 469 

Meneghini, Vasco PW 130 

Menezes, Raquel R. PT 217 

Meng, Amy Z. Y. PW 199 

Meng, Ellis PF 390 

Meng, Hongdi PF 367 

Meng, Hongying PH 023 

Meng, Xianli PW 327 

Mense, Siegfried PF 287 

Mensing, George PH 441 

Mensink, Maarten O. PH 146 

Menzaghi, Frædærique PT 426, 

PT 435 

Mercadante, Sebastiano 

PT 373, PT 384 

Mercado, Francisco PF 139, 

PF 331, PW 031, PW 038, 

PW 046, PW 279 

Mercatelli, Daniela PW 147 

Mercer, Tom PT 057 

Meredith, Pamela J. PW 448 

Meredith, Paul PF 075 

Merican, Azhar M. PW 346 

Merighi, Adalberto PH 387 

Merino, Nelson PW 276 

Merlos, Manuel PF 226, PH 421 

Author Index 

Merrick, Daniel PW 534 

Merrill, JosePH O. PW 424 

Mertens, Patrick PF 144 

Mery, Jean-Pierre PF 077 

Mesdaghinia, Azam PF 335, 

PF 424, PT 250, PT 265 

Meseke, Michelle PT 418 

Meske, Diana PT 315 

Messing, Robert O. PH 258 

Messlinger, Karl PT 234 

Meyer, Richard A. PF 302, 

PH 435, PT 341 

Meyer, Torunn U. PW 483 

Meyerson, B. A. PH 278 

PH 440, PH 450 

Meylan, Patrick PH 271 

Mezei, Lina PF 290, PH 206 

Mezouani, Azzeddine PF 077 

Mezue, Melvin PH 311 

Mi, Wen-Li PH 232 

Miao, Bei PT 332 

Miaskowski, Christine PT 087, 

PT 096, PT 097 

Micó, Juan Antonio PF 105, 

PW 051 

Micevych, Paul E. PF 276 

Michaeli, Kristina PF 373 

Michalak, Johannes PF 531 

Michalski, ChristoPH W. PT 152 

Michelotti, Ambra PF 169, 

PH 050 

Michiba, Takahiro PT 145 

Michna, Ed PW 439 

Michot, Benoît PF 283 

Mickle, Aaron D. PT 186 

Miclescu, Adriana A. PF 436 

Micov, Ana M. PF 324, PF 325, 

PF 326 

Mienna, Christina Storm PF 104 

Miethe, Karin X. PT 065 

Mihalcea, Salvina Eugenia 

PF 024 

Mika, Joanna PF 305, PH 395, 

PW 262 

Mikael, Enaam Gadalla PH 463 

Mikhailenko, Victor Anatolievich 

PT 211, PT 235 

Miki, Tomoaki PT 046 

Mikus, Gerd PW 409 

Mikusa, Joseph PT 236 

Milani, Chantal PH 051 

Milano, Julie PT 219 

Miletic, Hrvoje PF 231 

Miljanich, George PT 165, 

PW 381 

Miljanich, George P. PT 432 

Millard, William J. PW 136 

Millecamps, Magali PF 243, 

PF 286, PF 316, PH 323, 

PH 402, PW 256 

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Miller, Jean-Marc PH 207 

Miller, Kelly R. PF 207 

Miller, Rachel E. PW 245 

Milleri, Stefano PW 330 

Millns, Paul PT 208 

Mills, Charles PT 236 

Mills, P. PW 312 

Mills, Patricia PW 303 

Milne, Brian PW 259, PW 399 

Miltner, Wolfgang H. R. PH 093, 

PT 055 

Mimassi, Nagi PT 237 

Min, Bo-Kyong PT 033 

Minami, Toshiaki PF 264, 

PW 280, PW 281 

Minardi, Carmelo PF 003, 

PF 006 

Minert - Fatal, Anne PH 286 

Minkovitz, Harald PW 335, 

PW 442 

Minson, Fabiola PF 150, PF 515 

Miotti, Danilo M. D. PW 370 

Miró, Jordi PH 063, PW 034 

Mirali, Sara PT 359 

Mirambel, Analy PH 082 

Mirancos, Ana Lúcia PW 522 

Miranda, Adrian PW 149 

Miranda, Helena PW 075 

Miranda, Jason A. PF 342, 

PW 246 

Miranda, Juan Pablo PH 477, 

PW 427 

Mirosavljevic, Dragana S. 

PW 336 

Mirza, Bilal PH 073 

Misery, Laurent PF 502 

Mishbah, Siraj PT 437 

Mishra, S. PW 114 

Mishra, Seema PT 372, PW 363 

Misri, Z. K. PT 037 

Missenard, Gilles PT 377 

Mistry, Shruthi L. PH 229 

Mitchell, Duncan TW 57 

Mitchell, Michael PT 389 

Mitchell, Vivienne T. PT 112, 

PW 047 

Mitra, Sukanya PH 464 

Mitterlehner, Barbara PH 037, 

PH 038 

Miura, Kosuke PW 321 

Miura, Masaaki PF 486, PW 255 

Miwa, Yasuko PF 439 

Miyamoto, Makiko PT 481 

Miyazaki, Shinichiro PW 280, 

PW 281 

Miyazaki, Shogo PT 368 

Miyazawa, Yumiko PT 082 

Mizobuchi, Satoshi PT 032 

Mizokami, Sandra S. PW 207 

Mizuma, Hiroshi PW 280 

Mizumura, Kazue PF 510, 

PT 026, PT 342, PW 238 

Mizuno, Yasuyuki PW 048 

Mizutani, Miyuki PF 487, PT 530 

Mjåland, Svein PF 429 

Mlekusch, Sabine PF 083, 

PT 070 

Mlekusch, Sabine P. PF 143 

Mñrch, Carsten D. PT 333 

Moana-Filho, Estephan J. 

PW 084 

Moayedi, Massieh PH 312, 

PT 287, PW 167 

Mochly-Rosen, Daria PW 226 

Moeller-Bertram, Tobias PW 537 

Moen, Aurora PT 283 

Moes, Jesse R. PH 281 

Moffatt, Miriam PW 109 

Moffet, Hélène PH 439 

Mogg, Adrian PF 299, PT 189

Mogil, Jeffrey S. PT 255, 

PT 259, PT 359, PW 204, 

TW 05, TW 62 

Mohagheghi, Mojgan PT 222 

Mohamed, Mahaneem PW 210 

Mohammadi, Somayyeh 

PT 464, PT 482 

Mohapatra, Durga P. PT 186 

Mohd Kushairi, Suana PW 342 

Mohd Yusoff, Kamaruddin 

PW 133 

Mohr, Daniela PF 217 

Moini Zanjani, Taraneh PF 289, 

PF 307 

Mokha, Sukhbir S. PH 357, 

PH 358, PH 360 

Mokhtari, Amin PT 005 

Mokhtari, Rasool PF 424 

Mokhtech, Meriem PF 039 

Molinari, Elena PF 101 

Molinari, Guadalupe PT 468, 

PW 040 

Møller, Anette T. PH 145 

Møller, Arne PH 336 

Møller, Lisbeth B. PH 145 

Molmans, Barbara H. W. 

PW 444 

Molokie, Robert PF 259, 

PH 143 

Moloney, Niamh A. PT 003, 

PT 024 

Moncelli, Maria R. PT 185 

Monconduit, Lénaïc PF 353 

Mondal, Montosh Kumar PT 394 

Monella, Mario PF 017 

Mongini, Franco PH 051 

Monguen, Berline PF 077 

Monnin, Dominique PH 469 

Montarroyos, Emily S. PH 465 

Monteiro, Joel P. PF 328 

Montoya, Pedro PW 118 

Moon, Jee Youn PW 026 

Moonsamy, Siva PH 011 

Moore, Andrew PL 12, PW 326 

Moore, David J. PW 049 

Moore, Malcolm PT 092 

Moore, R. Andrew PF 065 

Moore, Robert A. PW 329, 

PW 330 

Moore, Roger Andrew PF 053 

Mor, Marco PT 267 

Morain, Françoise PH 099 

Mørch, Carsten D. PH 442, 

PT 358 

Moreau, Alain PF 141 

Morel, Véronique PW 501 

Moreno, Luis A. PT 049, 

PW 317 

Moreno-Sanz, Guillermo PT 267 

Morete, Marcia PF 150, 

PF 515, PH 497 

Moretti, Sarah PF 234 

Morgado, Carla PH 288 

Morgan, Mike M. PW 265 

Mori, Takashi PH 061 

Moriarty, Orla PF 288 

Moric, Mario PW 004 

Moriggl, Bernhard PF 415 

Morimoto, Atsuko PF 320, 

PF 514 

Morimoto, Yosuke PW 214 

Morin, Melanie PW 096, PW 097 

Morioka, Shu PF 484, PH 316 

Morisset, V. PT 155, PT 171, 

PT 172 

Morita, Kiyoshi PT 032 

Morita, Yoshihito PF 023, 

PW 422 

Moriwaki, Katsuyuki PT 046 

Moriyama, Kazuhide PH 453 

Morland, Rosemary H. PH 419 

Morley, Stephen PT 501, 

PT 516 

Morlion, Bart PT 462, PT 504, 

PW 454 

Moro, Federico PH 367 

Morozumi, Kazunori PF 116 

Morral, Antonio PW 502 

Morris, A. PW 312 

Morris, Andrew PF 086 

Morris, Julia PF 103, PT 456 

Morris, Michelle PW 110 

Morrison, India PH 296, PH 503, 

PT 280 

Morrone, Luigi Antonio PF 340 

Morse, Leslie PF 460 

Mortimer, Elisabeth PT 417 

Morville, Anne-Le PT 006 

Moseley, G. L. PF 051, PF 346, 

PH 019, PH 025, PT 103, 

PT 106, PT 303, PT 362, 

PT 476, RC 13, TW 28 

Möser, Christine V. PT 148, 

PT 150, PW 144 

Moser, Michael PH 170, PW 542 

Moser, Michael W. PF 131 

Moses, Peter PW 338 

Moss, Penny PW 070, PW 073 

Mota, Clarissa Maria Dias 

PF 339 

Mota, Tatiana G. PT 121 

Mothet, Jean-Pierre PF 204 

Motta, Andrea F. PF 026 

Mou, Joy PH 119, PH 120, 

PH 121, PH 122 

Moulin, Dwight E. PT 389 

Moulton, Eric PH 313, PH 321, 

PH 338, PT 325 

Moura, Liliam PT 121 

Moura Siqueira, Hilze Benigno 

Oliveira PW 520 

Mouraux, André PH 306, 

PH 319, PH 330, PH 335, 

PT 081, PT 353, TW 58 

Mourot, Alexandre PT 321 

Mousa, Shaaban A. PH 253 

Mrugala, Monika PW 152 

Mühlberger, Andreas PH 318 

Muñoz, Alvaro PF 087, PF 088 

Muñoz, Katherine PW 029 

Mugita, Moriho PW 371 

Muir, Sarah PT 487 

Mukae, Takehiro PF 376, 

PF 438 

Mukaino, Yoshito PT 368 

Mulcahy, John PT 165, PW 381 

Mulkey, Flora PF 175, PH 354 

Muller, Barbara PF 127, 

PW 061 

Muller, Emilie PF 323, PT 282 

Mulvey, Matthew PF 082 

Author Index 

Mulvey, Matthew R. PF 074, 

PF 106 

Mundt, Jennifer M. PT 491 

Mungiu, Ostin C. PT 446, 

PW 271, PW 272 

Munglani, R. PW 516 

Munoz-San Julian, Carlos 

PH 459 

Munson, Russell PH 437 

Murakawa, Kazushige PH 453 

Muralidharan, Arjun PF 291, 

PW 285 

Murata, Yoshihisa PT 417 

Murinson, Beth PF 290, 

PH 206 

Murphy, Andrew W. PT 517 

Murphy, Kevin PF 371 

Murray, Greg PF 366, PH 043, 

PT 525, PW 076, PW 253 

Murray, Robin PT 515 

Murza, Alexandre PT 320, 

PW 286 

Musauer, Mariana PF 488 

Musba, Andi Takdir PW 017 

Museyan, Lilit PF 370 

Musshoff, Frank PW 307 

Muthukrishnan, Sundar M. 

PH 179, PH 217 

Muthuraju, Sangu PH 387 

Myatt, James PF 342 

Myczkowski, Martin L. PH 276 

Mylius, Veit PH 059 

Myrum, Craig PF 231 

N 

Naaranlahti, Toivo PW 299 

Nabi, Velayat PT 533 

Naccache, Nicole PF 379 

Nackley, Andrea PH 188 

Nadine, Schenke PH 235 

Naeije, Machiel PF 184 

Nag, Subodh PH 357, PH 358, 

PH 360 

Nagakura, Yukinori PF 272 

Nagamine, Masaki PT 326 

Nagarajan, Srikantan PH 327 

Nagasaka, Hiroshi PT 082, 

PT 083 

Nagata, Shinya PF 049, 

PH 043, PH 061 

Nagy, Frédéric PF 204, PF 209, 

PT 321 

Nagy, Gergely G. PT 154 

Nagy, Istvan TW 13 

Nah, Seong-Su PW 018 

Nahm, Francis Sahngun 

PW 320 

Nahman-Averbuch, Hadas 

PH 112, PH 301, PH 314 

Nail, Elisabeth PF 274 

Najm, Marie-Antoinette E. 

PF 379 

Nakae, Aya PF 292, PT 360 

Nakagawa, Takayuki PT 184, 

PT 187 

Nakagawa, Taneaki PW 151 

Nakahashi, Yusuke PF 293 

Nakai, Kunihiro PF 292 

Nakamura, Hiroshi PH 043, 

PH 061 

Nakamura, Masaya PH 129 

Nakamura, Motonao PH 262 

Nakamura, Nobuyoshi PF 116 

Nakano, Hideki PH 316 

Nakano, Jiro PT 238, PT 252, 

PW 214 

Nakano, Susumu PH 453 

Nakano, Takashi PF 296, 

PF 297 

Nakata, Kazuhiko PH 043, 

PH 061 

Nakata, Tomoaki PF 510 

Nakatsuka, Terumasa PF 264 

Nalamachu, Srinivas PT 400, 

PW 401 

Nalamasu, Rahul PT 400 

Naleschinski, Dennis PH 052, 

PW 090 

Naliboff, Bruce D. PW 191 

Namba, Hiroki PH 451 

Namer, Barbara PT 343 

Nanba, Hirofumi PF 394 

Napadov, Vitaly PF 460, 

PH 305, PH 308, PH 315, 

PH 320, PH 339, PH 441, 

PW 085, RC 19 

Naqash, Imtiaz PT 533 

Nara, Yoshihiro PH 472 

Narayana, Arvind PW 401, 

PW 407, PW 408 

Nargeot, Joel PT 334 

Narita, Michiko PW 151 

Narita, Minoru PF 265, PW 151 

Nascimento, Camilo PH 054 

Nascimento, Francisney P. 

PW 183 

Nascimento, Luiza G. C. PT 161 

Nascimento, Paulo Gustavo 

Barboni Dantas PW 218 

Nascimento, Thiago D. PF 165, 

PH 108 

Nascimento Jr, Elias B. PT 217 

Naseri, Kobra PW 503 

Nash, Paul G. PH 341 

Nasirinezhad, Farinaz PF 345 

Naso, Lina PW 256 

Nasri-Heir, Cibele PF 188, 

PW 111 

Nasser, Arafat PH 145 

Nassini, Romina PT 181, 

PT 185, PT 188, PW 252 

Natura, Gabriel PW 247 

Natvig, Bård PF 102 

Naud, Jason PT 076 

Naume Solem, Anna PT 302 

Nave, Heike PH 235 

Nazal, Abdul PW 476 

Nazemi, Samad PF 213, 

PH 382 

Ndigirigi, Irene PF 476 

Nedeljkovic, Srdjan PW 439 

Nees, Frauke PH 265 

Negahban, Hossein PF 035 

Negrete, Roger PW 143 

Negri, Lucia PF 234, PF 285, 

PT 232, PT 317 

Neil, Michael J. E. PW 331 

Neimane, Laura PT 059 

Neishabouri, Mohammad Ali 

PT 168 

Nelson, Kristen B. PF 295 

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AUTHORS 

Nemenov, Michael PH 327, 

PH 394 

Neogi, Tuhina PW 071, TW 64 

Neri, Elisa PW 275 

Ness, Seth PT 453 

Ness, Timothy J. PH 420, 

PH 422 

Nestler, Nadja PH 053 

Neto, Eugênio S. PW 234, 

PW 235 

Neto, Fani L. PW 228, PW 283 

Neto, Maurício Lima Poderoso 

PT 240 

Neugebauer, Edmund PF 146 

Neugebauer, Volker TW 08 

Neuheuser, Katrin PW 050 

Neuman, Bjarne PH 047 

Neumeier, Susanne PH 218 

Nevian, Thomas PH 396, 

PH 403 

Nevitt, Michael PW 071 

Neziri, Alban PF 113, PT 047, 

PT 276 

Ng, Tze Siong PH 096 

Nguyen, Giang P. PH 442 

Nguyen, Hiep T. PH 459 

Nguyen, Jean-Michel PW 504, 

PW 505 

Nguyen, Jean-Paul PF 384, 

PT 483, PW 481, PW 504, 

PW 505 

Nguyen, S. PF 318 

Nguyen, Thanh Hai PF 327 

Nguyen, Trang PT 236 

Nguyen, Tu PW 537 

Nguyen, Tu Huu PW 023 

Nguyen, Tuan Anh PT 390 

Niada, Stefania PF 248 

Nicholas, Michael PF 079, 

PT 132, PT 525, PW 054, 

TW 39, TW 45 

Nicholson, Janet PF 303 

Nicholson Perry, Kathryn TW 14 

Nicol, Louise S. C. PH 383 

Nicolodi, Maria PF 164 

Nicotra, Lauren L. PH 356 

Niddam, David M. PH 184, 

PH 185 

Niederberger, Ellen PF 269, 

PT 148, PT 150, PW 144 

Niederstrasser, Nils PT 497, 

PW 072 

Niehof, Sjoerd P. PT 035, 

PT 048 

Niehrs, Christof PT 152 

Nielsen, Christopher S TW 32 

Nielsen, Per R. PW 423 

Nielson, Warren R. PF 109 

Niemann, Carsten PF 014, 

PF 038 

Niesters, Marieke PF 440, 

PF 441, PT 445 

Nieuwenhoff, Mariska D. PT 048 

Nighoghossian, Norbert PH 295 

Niida, Akira PT 064 

Niida, Richi PT 064 

Nijs, Jo PH 059, PT 001, 

PT 002, PT 044 

Nikai, Tetsuro PH 384 

Nikolajsen, Lone PF 060, 

PT 061, PW 309 

128 

Nilius, Bernd PT 188 

Nilsen, Kristian B. PT 301, 

PT 302 

Nilsson, Anna PT 407, PT 442, 

PT 428 

Nilsson, Ing-Marie PF 191 

Nilsson, Kerstin PT 307 

Nimmaanrat, Sasikaan PW 332 

Nirmal, Jayabalan PH 192 

Nisemblat, Yotam PT 434 

Nishie, Hiroyuki PT 032 

Nishigami, Tomohiko PF 510, 

PH 342 

Nishihara, Makoto PF 487, 

PT 530 

Nishikawa, Koichi PH 392 

Nishio, Naoko PF 264 

Nishiyama, Takahisa PW 355 

Nishiyori, Michiko PF 376 

Nishkumai, Olga PF 167 

Nitahara, Keiich PF 481 

Nitta, Kazuhito PW 356 

Niu, Jingbo PW 071 

Niu, Nan PW 179, PW 195 

Nixdorf, Kathryn PW 319 

Nizar, Abd Jalil PT 022 

Nizard, Julien PF 384, PT 483, 

PW 481, PW 504, PW 505 

Nizzardo, Andrea PW 330 

Nneji, Victoria PF 175 

Noda, Kazuko PH 287 

Noel, Jacques PT 167, PT 324 

Noguchi, Koichi PH 241, TW 65 

Nogueira, Rafael T. E. PT 069 

Nogueira, Scheila PF 069 

Noiseux, Nicolas PW 512 

Noldus, Lucas P. J. J. PF 031 

Noma, Noboru PF 183, PH 234 

Nomura, Manami PT 082 

Nordh, Erik PT 038 

Nordly, Mie PF 014, PF 038 

Normand, Charles PT 517 

Normand, Josee PT 438 

Norrbrink, Cecilia PH 126 

Norrefalk, Jan-Rickard PW 506 

Nørskov, Kathrine N. PH 507, 

PT 091 

North, Richard B. RC 07 

Nosaka, Shuichi PW 356 

Noseda, Rodrigo PF 364 

Notebaert, Lies PT 466 

Novak, Anela PF 246 

Novak, Tomas PH 447 

Novakovic, Dijana PT 317 

Novejarque, Amparo PH 419, 

PT 323 

Nowack, Walburga PH 123 

Noyes Essex, Margaret PF 032 

Nozadze, Ivliane PF 336, 

PT 194 

Nozaki, Takao PH 451 

Nozaki-Taguchi, Natsuko 

PT 391 

Nozza, Anna PW 345 

Nudelman, Abraham PT 434 

Nugraha, Boya PH 235 

Nunes, Thiago J. PW 234 

Nurmikko, Turo PH 176, 

PH 340, PH 443, PH 448 

Nutter, Thomas J. PT 166 

Author Index 

Nwasor, Elizabeth Onuwa 

Ogboli PW 333 

Nyberg, Fred PW 115 

Nyberg, Svante PT 439 

Nyengaard, Jens R. PH 118 

Nyundo, Martin PW 009 

O 

Obara, Ilona PT 344 

Obata, Daniel PT 032 

Obata, Hideaki PF 443, PT 543 

Obradovic, Milan PH 445, 

PH 446 

Obreja, Otilia PT 338 

O’Brien, Tony PT 373, PT 384 

Ochoa-Aguilar, Abraham PF 442 

O’Connell, Neil PT 106, PT 303 

O’Connor, Stephen J. PT 426, 

PT 435 

Odejide, Sunday A. PF 517 

Odell, Shannon E. PW 507 

O’Doherty, Rosy PT 456 

O’Donnell, Dajan PH 375, 

PT 179, PT 182 

Oelkers-Ax, Rieke PH 494 

Oey, Elvina PT 487 

Oganesyan, Genrikh PH 297 

Ogata, Masanori PF 463, 

PH 287 

Ogawa, Kenichi PF 293 

Ogawa, Setsurou PF 374, 

PW 359 

Ogawa, Seturo PT 034 

Ogbonna, Andrea C. PF 294 

Ogino, Shinichi PF 272 

Ogiso, Bunnai PF 360, PF 363 

Oguntona, Akintayo S. PW 019 

Oh, Seog Bae PT 328 

Ohara, Kinuyo PF 360, PF 363 

Ohashi, Yayoi PW 007 

Ohishi, Hitoshi PF 297 

Ohki, Yukari PT 350 

Ohlsson, Arne PH 158 

Ohmichi, Mika PF 296, PF 297 

Ohmichi, Yusuke PF 296, 

PF 297, PF 514 

Ohmici, Yusuke PF 320 

Ohrbach, Richard PF 169, 

PF 175, PF 195, PH 174, 

PH 175, PH 354 

Ohseto, Kiyoshige PW 355 

Oida, Yukio PF 116 

Ojajärvi, Anneli PW 075 

Ojeda, Antonio PT 049 

Ojeda, Begoña PF 105, PW 051 

Ojoawo, Adesola Ojo PF 517 

Okada, Kaoru PF 533, PT 026 

Okada, Mai PW 348 

Okada, Mayumi PF 511 

Okada-Ogawa, Akiko PF 183 

Okamoto, Ayuko PF 439 

Okamoto, Hirotsugu PH 472 

Okamoto, Keiichiro PF 349 

Okimukou, Yuya PF 510 

Okita, Minoru PT 238, PT 252, 

PW 214 

Okoniewski, Michal PH 240 

Okubo, Masamichi PW 193 

Okumus, Muyesser PF 383 

Okun, Alec PT 228, PT 239 

Okuno, Satoko PW 371 

Okuse, Kenji PT 168, TW 12 

Olaleye, Babafemi Samuel 

PT 242 

Olaogun, Olatokunbo Matthew 

PF 517 

Olausson, Håkan PH 296, 

PT 280, PW 166 

Olausson, Patrik PW 134 

Olay Gayoso, Luis PF 119 

Old, Elizabeth A. PF 299 

Oles, Krzysztof PW 337 

Olesen, Jens L. PF 030 

Olesen, Jes PF 351 

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Oliet, Stéphane PF 204, PF 209 

Oliveira, Aline PH 054 

Oliveira, Ana PF 122 

Oliveira, Armando PH 032, 

PW 052 

Oliveira, Celina Correia PH 483 

Oliveira, Larissa Resende 

PT 240 

Oliveira, Mara E. PF 237, 

PT 203 

Oliveira, Miguel PH 032 

Oliveira, Natali C. A. C. PH 215 

Oliveira, Paula J. PF 528, 

PT 514 

Oliveira, Paulo M. P. PF 512, 

PF 513 

Oliveira, Sara M. PH 386, 

PT 215, PT 241, PT 253, 

PT 254, PW 240, PW 252 

Oliveira, Sonia Maria J. V. 

PF 405 

Oliveira Jr, Jose O. PW 441 

Oliveira-Fusaro, Maria C. G. 

PT 345 

Oliveria, Susan A. PF 453 

Olofsen, Erik PF 437 

Olsen, Maria B. PW 120 

Olshen, Richard PT 356 

Olsson, Tomas PW 115, PW 198 

Oltulu, Cagatay PW 289 

Olvera, Yolanda L. PW 466 

Omoto, Haruka PW 281 

O’Muircheartaigh, Jonathan 

PF 136, PW 074 

Onasanwo, Adetunji Samuel 

PT 242 

Ondjian, Isabel A. PF 124 

O’Neill, Jessica PT 080, PT 284 

Ong, Edmund PH 254 

Ong, Siok Yan PH 071, PW 133 

Ongini, Ennio PT 425 

Ong-Lam, May C. PW 428 

Ong-Sutherland, Rebecca 

PF 460 

Onishi-Kato, Yuki PH 129 

Onoe, Hirotaka PW 280 

Onuki, Kazuyuki PT 082, 

PT 083 

Onuki, Noriko PT 082 

Oo, Khin Saw PF 508 

Oono, Yuka PH 328, PT 296, 

PW 184 

Oostendorp, Rob PH 059 

Oosterwijk, René F. A. PF 503 

Opsommer, Emmanuelle 

PF 020, PF 028 

Oranges, Teresa PT 181

Orellana, Rodrigo PH 477, 

PW 427 

Orengo, Christine PT 199, 

PW 138, PW 201 

Orlic Karbic, Vlasta PF 344 

Orrey, Danielle PF 134 

Orrù, Alessandro PH 367 

Ørstavik, Kristin PH 115, 

PT 343, TW 02 

Ortega-Santiago, Ricardo 

PW 468 

Ortiz, Mario I. PH 220 

Osaka, Mariko PT 360 

Osako, Yoji PF 094 

Osgood, Eric D. PF 138 

Osikowicz, Maria PF 281 

Osler, Merete PF 071 

Osman, Zubaidah J. PT 116, 

PT 485 

Ospina, Maria B. PF 059 

Ossipov, Michael PT 239, 

PT 315 

Ostelo, Raymond W. PF 057 

Osterbrink, Jürgen PH 037, 

PH 038, PH 053 

Österlund, Catharina PW 125 

Osumi, Michihiro PH 316 

Ota, Junichi PH 384 

Ota, Koichi PF 404 

Otis, Colombe PF 298, PT 278 

Otsubo, Yukiko PT 149 

Ottesen, Bent PF 071 

Ouellet, Jean A. PH 083 

Ouimette, Marie-France PW 006 

Overend, Tom PF 054 

Overland, Aaron C. PH 258 

Oversier, N. A. M. PW 056 

Owen, D. PH 247, PT 155, 

PT 171, PT 172 

Owens, Steven PH 425 

Owoyele, Bamidele V. PF 301 

Oyake, Hiroshi PF 489 

Oyarzo, Juan F PF 190 

Oz, Murat PW 221 

Ozaki, Noriyuki PF 258, PH 417, 

PW 238, TW 37 

Ozawa, Hiroko PW 343 

Ozono, Yoshiyuki PT 145 

P 

Paci, Valentina PW 515 

Padi, Satyanarayana S. V. 

PW 219 

Pagano, Rosana L. PW 185 

Pagé, M. Gabrielle PH 075 

Pahwa, Punam PH 068 

Pai, Cristina Y. W. PF 407 

Pai, Hong J. PF 407 

Pai, Marcus Y. B. PF 406, 

PF 407 

Paice, Judith A. PH 049, TW 03 

Paillard, Florence PH 119, 

PH 120, PH 121, PH 122 

Paillard, Stéphanie PF 274 

Paine, Jocelyn PF 065 

Paiva, Anderson PH 276 

Palea, Stefano PT 260 

Palecek, Jiri TW 13 

Pallegama, Ranjith W. PT 361, 

TW 61 

Palmeira, Claudia C. A. PH 350 

Palmer, J. PT 155, PT 172 

Palmer, Joanna E. PW 421 

Palmer, Pamela P. PW 442 

Palmisani, Stefano PH 444 

Pálsson, Thorvaldur Skúli 

PT 050 

Paltiel, Ora PH 016 

Pamperin, Ken PT 023 

Pamplona, Fabrício A. PW 183 

Pamulapati, Sireesha PH 137 

Pan, Jianqing PT 297 

Paneduro, Denise PT 126 

Panerai, Alberto PF 234, PF 248 

Paniagua, Beatriz PW 068 

Paniagua de Veizaga, Nancy A. 

PF 253 

Panja, Debabrata PF 231 

Panoyan, Aren PF 409 

Pantoja, Luita C. PH 465 

Papalardo, Cecilia PT 079 

Papanicolaou, Dimitris PW 335 

Papon, Marie-Amélie PH 251 

Paquette, Julie PW 334 

Parada, Carlos A. PF 251, 

PF 365, PT 345, PW 251, 

PW 263 

Parameshwaran, Soumya 

PT 117 

Paraschiv-Ionescu, Anisoara 

PF 273 

Pardo, Maria PF 063 

Pare, Michel PT 454, PW 282 

Paredes, Isabel PW 329 

Pareja, Juan A. PW 468 

Parekh, Kendra PW 047 

Parent, Alexandre PW 186, 

PW 286 

Parent, Stefan PF 141, PH 490 

Pari, Gilberto PW 515 

Parikh, Chaitya PF 492 

Park, Byoung-Yoon PF 461, 

PF 466 

Park, Chan Hong PF 408 

Park, Chul-Kyu PT 192 

Park, Eun Jung PW 372 

Park, Hi-Joon PF 411 

Park, Hye-Jin PW 091 

Park, Ji-Yeun PF 411 

Park, Jongbae PF 411 

Park, Kyungmo PH 088, PH 441 

Park, Min Su PT 074 

Park, Yong-Beom PW 091 

Parker, Babara PW 041 

Parker, John L. PH 445, PH 446 

Parker, Kathryn PW 484 

Parker, Romy E. PF 516 

Parkitny, Luke PT 103, PT 106 

Parmar, Nitish PF 396 

Paroli, Mery PW 463 

Parsons, William PT 165 

Parzer, Peter PH 494 

Pascual, David PW 277 

Pasqualon, Tobias PF 304 

Passchier, Jan PF 121 

Passe, Melissa A. PF 021 

Pasutharnchat, Koravee 

PW 402 

Paszcuk, Ana Flávia PF 310 

Patacchini, Riccardo PT 188 

Patapoutian, Ardem PW 204 

Patek, Renata PH 249, PH 255 

Author Index 

Patel, Chandni PW 384 

Patel, Nilesh B. PT 226 

Patel, Ryan A. PT 243 

Patel, Sital J. PH 385 

Paterson, Kathryn J. PT 304, 

PW 138 

Pathak, Nirmal PH 379 

Patijn, Jacob PF 152, PT 051, 

PT 230, PT 404, PW 405 

Patil, Patilm J. PT 244 

Patki, Kshitija PF 500 

Patrignani, Paola PW 386 

Patten, Deborah PH 326 

Pattyn, Nathalie PT 044 

Pauer, Lynne PW 085 

Paul, Lionel PW 504, PW 505 

Paul, Lorna M. PW 533 

Paul, Richard PW 298, PW 301, 

PW 305, PW 308 

Paul, Steven M. PT 087, 

PT 096, PT 097 

Pauli, Paul PH 318 

Paul-Savoie, Emilie PW 097 

Pauly, Nina PW 160 

Paus, Tomas PH 265 

Pausova, Zdenka PH 265 

Pavone, Flaminia PF 300 

Pawluski, Jodi L. PT 230 

Pawsey, Stephen PT 436 

Payne, C. Elizabeth PT 417, 

PT 418 

Peñacoba, Cecilia PT 461, 

PW 508 

Peñarroya, Alba PT 526 

Peak, David PF 134, PW 121 

Peck, Christopher PF 366, 

PT 525, PW 076 

Pedersen, Linda M. PT 283, 

PW 120 

Pedersen, Line PW 429 

Pedersen, Monica PW 430 

Pedler, Ashley PH 096 

Pedreira, Mavilde Luz 

Gonçalves PH 003 

Pedretti, Pamela PT 181, 

PT 188 

Pedro, Maria PH 486 

Pedro, Pedro P. A. PW 234 

Pedrosa, Débora Fernanda 

Amaral PW 509, PW 520 

Peduto, Arthur Francisco 

PW 456 

Peer, Laurence PH 199 

Pêgo, José M. PF 328 

Peiris, Madusha PH 193 

Pekcec, Anton PF 303 

Pelegrini, Stella PW 496 

Peleshok, Jennifer C. PT 202 

Pelletier, Jean-Pierre PF 298, 

PT 278 

Pellicer, Francisco PF 331, 

PW 279 

Pelloso, Lia Rachel Chaves do 

Amaral PH 054 

Pelogia, Naira C. C. PT 248 

Péloquin, Katherine PW 491 

Peloso, Paul M. PF 117, 

PW 335 

Peltier, Christine H. PW 319 

Pelzer, Uwe PF 119 

Penacoba-Puente, Cecilia 

PW 113 

Pendelton, Niel PF 074, 

PF 082, PF 106 

Pendse, Gautam PT 325 

Penfold, N. PW 312 

Peng, Philip W. H. PF 448 

Peng, Weiwei PH 347 

Penner, Victoriya PF 167 

Peper, Lieke C. E. PF 052 

Pepinsky, Blake PF 222 

Pepper, Alison PT 102 

Peppin, John F. PH 147 

Peralta III, Modesto R. PF 211 

Perchet, Caroline PH 289, 

PH 295 

Pereira, John X. PT 419 

Pereira, Leandro M. PW 270 

Pereira, Rosa Maria PW 069 

Pereira, Vanessa PT 316, 

PT 324 

Pereira Soares, Milena 

Botelho PF 499 

Perel, Leon PW 035 

Perera, Eranthi D. PT 361 

Perez, Andrea Castro Perez 

PW 189 

Perez, Roberto S. G. M. PF 031 

Perini, Irene PH 296 

Perkins, James R. PH 224, 

PT 199, PW 138, PW 201 

Perkins, Martin PH 375, 

PT 179, PT 454, PW 282 

Peroutka, Stephen J. PH 480 

Perovitch, P. PW 390 

Perreault, Sylvie PW 487, 

PW 498 

Perret, Danielle PW 458 

Perriot, Muriel PT 471 

Perrot, Serge PH 180 

Perrotta, Stafania PH 050 

Perruchoud, Christophe PF 410 

Perry, James C. PW 537 

Pershad, Valerie PW 035 

Persson, Ann L. PT 054 

Persson, Carl-Axel PT 422 

Persson, Jan PF 445, PT 467, 

PW 430, PW 431 

Pertin, Marie PT 170, PT 173 

Pertovaara, Antti PF 223, 

PH 401, PH 450, PT 245, 

PT 261, PT 262, PT 314 

Peters, Christopher M. PT 246 

Peters, Lisa M. PW 302 

Peters, M. PT 469, PT 521, 

PW 056, PW 318 

Peters, Sarah PT 455 

Petersen, Gitte PH 507, PT 091 

Petersen, Kristian Kjær K. P. 

PT 052 

Petersen, Lars PT 216, PT 298 

Petersen, Marlen PT 335 

Petersen, Morten A. PF 014, 

PF 038 

Petersen, Pernille L. PW 373 

Petersen, Solveig PF 245 

Peterson, Magnus PW 077 

Pethel, Catherine PF 298 

Petrikonis, Kestutis PW 010 

Petrini, Laura PT 305, PT 460 

Petroni, Anna PH 349 

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AUTHORS

AUTHORS 

Petrosino, Stefania PW 152 

Petrou, Myria PW 085 

Petrovic, Marko PT 021 

Petruccelli, Danille PH 101 

Petz, Lawrence N. PF 444, 

PT 213 

Petzke, Frank PW 088 

Peyron, Roland PF 144, PH 343 

Pezet, Sophie PT 282 

Pfab, Florian PH 315 

Pfau, Doreen B. PT 053, PT 299 

Pfeiffer-Jensen, Mogens 

PF 133, PT 510 

Phan, Vincent PT 497 

Pheby, Tim PH 419, PT 323 

Pheneger, Jed PT 415 

Philipsen, Sjaak PT 191 

Phillips, Ceri J. PF 117 

Phillips, Syd PF 453 

Phipps, Alex PT 416 

Phuakkhong, Jirasuda PW 020 

Piano, Virginie PF 447 

Piché, Mathieu PH 081, PT 223, 

PT 492, PW 178 

Pick, Chaim G. PF 156 

Pickering, Anthony E. PH 408, 

PW 172, PW 174, PW 403 

Pickering, Gisèle PW 390, 

PW 501, TW 18 

Picolo, Gisele PF 254, 

PF 519, PH 256, PT 161, 

PT 410, PW 270, PW 287 

Picornell, Antònia PW 118 

Pidcock, Frank PW 545 

Piehl, Fredrik PW 115, PW 198 

Pienimaki, Tuomo T. PF 518 

Pierce, Angela N. PH 410 

Pierrick, Poisbeau PH 353 

Pierrynowski, Michael PT 084 

Pieux, Veronique PH 470 

Pigg, Maria PF 193, PT 018 

Piguet, Valerie PH 208 

Pilcher, Webster PF 434 

Pilegaard, Hans K. PF 133, 

PH 507 

Pillai Riddell, Rebecca PF 492, 

PH 157 

Pillay, Prinisha PT 088 

Piller, Nicolas PW 148 

Pimenta, Cibele A. M. PF 145, 

PW 054 

Pin, Jean-Philippe PH 261 

Pincus, Tamar PH 089 

Pinheiro, Kelly V. PW 240 

Pink, Leah PH 493, PT 126 

Pinto, Larissa G. PT 346 

Pinto, Lauro Figueira PH 275 

Pinto, Patrícia J. R. PT 531 

Pinto-Ribeiro, Filipa PF 223, 

PF 328, PH 288, PT 314 

Piomelli, Daniele PT 267, 

PT 273, PW 222 

Pionchon, Paul PF 108 

Piraccini, Emanuele PH 466 

Pires, Grace H. D. PF 488 

Pires, Oscar C. PT 248, 

PW 304 

Pirrotta, Roberto PW 053 

Pisticelli, Fabiana PW 152 

Pitcher, Mark H. PT 247 

Pitchiach, Arumugam PF 392 

130 

Pitis, Philip M. PT 450 

Pitson, Stuart PT 337 

Pittman, Hanna PW 303 

Pizà-Vallespir, Bartomeu PW 329 

Pizzoccaro, Anne PT 334 

Pjevic, Miroslava N. M. P. 

PW 336 

Plá Pelegrin, Andressa Karina 

Amaral PW 509 

Plaas, Heike PH 097 

Plaghki, Léon PT 081 

Plak, Rachel D. PH 498 

Platoshyn, O. PF 318 

Platts-Mills, Timothy F. PF 134 

Plesan, Aida PW 431 

Ploner, Markus PH 304, 

PH 346, TW 26 

Plovst, Jesper PF 245 

Pluijms, Wouter PF 266 

Plumbly, William PF 314 

Pochiraju, Soumya PW 149 

Poddar, Krishna PF 491 

Pogatzki-Zahn, Esther PH 053, 

PH 361, PT 285, PT 299 

Pohjolainen, Timo PF 504 

Poissonnet, Yannick PT 081 

Pokharel, Krishna PW 374 

Pol, Olga PW 143 

Polgár, Erika PH 393, PT 147 

Poli, Paolo PW 463 

Pomares, Florence B. PH 343 

Pomonis, Jim PF 295 

Pomper, Ulrich PH 333 

Ponce, Leslie PT 335 

Pongjanyakul, Sasiwimon 

PH 162, PH 210, PH 473, 

PW 306 

Pongs, Olaf PT 334 

Pongsing, Yupaporn PH 495 

Pontes, Manuela PW 283 

Pontil, Massimiliano PH 058 

Pook, Laura PF 295 

Poole, Chris PH 113, PH 123 

Poole, Helen PH 448, PT 065, 

PT 437 

Poolman, Ruldolf W. PF 057 

Poon, Katherine PH 437 

Popiolek, Ewa PH 484 

Porreca, Frank PT 228, PT 239, 

PT 315, RC 01, TW 23, 

TW 62 

Porro, Carlo A. PW 086, PW 087 

Porszasz, Robert PW 224 

Porteous, David PF 086 

Porter, Gwenda PF 040 

Portillo-Salido, Enrique PH 421 

Posel, Nancy PT 131 

Pospisilova, Blanka PT 152 

Posso, Irimar P. PH 350, 

PT 121, PT 248, PW 304, 

PW 387, PW 388, PW 441 

Posso, Maria Belén S. PF 446, 

PT 248 

Posso, Maria Belen S. PW 304 

Potel, Gilles PW 504, PW 505 

Potes, Catarina S. PW 283 

Potvin, Stéphane PW 096, 

PW 097 

Poulain, Philippe PT 373, 

PT 384 

Pourfathi, Hojjat PW 297 

Author Index 

Pourrezaei, Kambiz PH 022 

Power, Andrea PH 505 

Power, Camillus K. PW 469, 

PW 489 

Pozolo, Kristen E. PH 191 

Pradel, Françoise PT 125 

Pradhan, Chandrashekhar 

PF 381 

Prado, Filipe C. PW 263 

Prado, Renata A. PT 248 

Praitano, Maria L. PT 340 

Prasertsri, Nusara PT 127, 

PT 371 

Prateepavanich, Pradit PF 378, 

PT 063 

Prenen, Jean PT 188 

Pressman, Alice PF 001, 

PF 107 

Pretty, D. PW 303, PW 312 

Prevarskaya, Natalia PH 351 

Price, David PH 326 

Price, Donald D. PF 039, 

PH 507 

Price, Patricia PW 117, PW 123 

Price, Rebecca C. PT 306 

Price, Theodore J. PF 224, 

PH 249, PH 255, PH 468, 

TW 16 

Priebe, Janosch A. PH 055 

Prince, Jennifer M. PW 021 

Printzenhoff, David PT 418 

prior, Michael PH 448 

Prip, Karen PT 054 

Pristerà, Alessandro PT 168 

Privat, Anne-Marie PW 501 

Procacci, Patrizia PH 252 

Prochazcova, Michaela PT 153 

Projean, Denis PT 454 

Prostran, Milica S. PT 251, 

PW 290 

Prytherch, David PF 075 

Przeklasa-Muszynska, Anna 

PH 106, PH 484, PW 337 

Przewlocka, Barbara PF 305, 

PH 395, PW 152, PW 262 

Pud, Dorit PF 450, PT 486, 

PW 122, PW 415 

Puerta, Mariana Yumi 

Takahashi PF 110 

Pugazhenthan, T. PW 340 

Puig, Margarita M. PF 334, 

PT 249, PW 357 

Puljak, Livia PF 246, PH 181, 

PH 406 

Puma, Angela PT 068 

Purcell-Jones, Gari PF 103, 

PT 456 

Puta, Christian PH 093, PT 055 

Puttiwanit, Napaporn PH 171 

Puttiwanit, Surasak PH 171 

Putzer, Daniel PT 299 

Pyszora, Anna PH 196 

Pyung Hwan, Park PW 375 

Q 

Qiu, Yunhai PH 317, PH 344, 

PT 297 

Qiu, Zhang Yu PT 381 

Qu, Ning PH 468 

Quallo, Talisia E. PT 189 

Quarta, Serena PH 266 

Quayle, John PH 103 

Quesada, Ernesto PW 277 

Quesseveur, Gaël PF 327 

Quetel, Julien PF 447 

Quevedo, Alexandre S. PH 301 

Quiding, Hans PH 115, PT 307, 

PT 310, PT 407 

Quiles, Cristina PT 218, PW 100 

Quinio, Bertrand PF 502 

Quinlan, Jane PH 178, PH 298 

Quintão, Nara L. PF 310, PF 313 

Quintão, Nara Lins PF 284 

Quintner, John L. PW 530 

Quirion, Ræmi PH 250 

Quitério, Ligia M. PT 121 

R 

Rabí, María C. PW 276 

Rabary, Olivier PF 447 

Raboisson, Patrick PT 438, 

PT 439 

Rachatungkoor, Lisa PW 402 

Rachevitz, Maria S. PH 101 

Racine, Mélanie PF 109, 

PT 477, PW 345 

Radanov, Bogdan PT 047, 

PT 276 

Radchuk, Igor PT 098 

Radeva, Stoyka K. PW 541 

Radovich, Nanci PF 150 

Rae, Giles A. PF 321 

Raff, Milton PT 433 

Raftery, Miriam N. PT 517 

Rahn, Elizabeth J. PH 359 

Raicher, Irina PF 406, PT 062 

Raileanu, Irina PW 272 

Rainey, Tim PH 505 

Rainville, Pierre PT 492, PT 520, 

PW 178 

Raja, Srinivasa N. PF 302, 

PH 435 

Rajagopal, M. R. PT 120 

Rakel, Barbara A. PW 082, 

PW 512 

Rakpong, Pachara PW 306 

Ramão, João Ricardo PH 054 

Ramazzotti, Vera PW 130 

Ramelet, Anne-Sylvie PH 013 

Ramirez, Jeney PW 276 

Ramirez, Juan D. PH 130 

Ramirez, Karla PW 188, PW 192 

Ramon, Misericordia PW 118 

Ramón-Frías, Teresa PF 329 

Ramos Filho, Luiz M. PT 122 

Rampersaud, Charlie R. PW 442 

Rana, Tatiana C. PT 121 

Rance, Jaynie L. PT 540 

Rance, Mariela PH 100, 

PH 105, PH 109, PH 110, 

PH 132, PW 074 

Randich, Alan PH 420 

Randolph , Susan PW 540 

Rane, Meenal PT 414, PW 394 

Rangel-Flores, Eduardo PH 220 

Ranger, Manon PH 006, PH 010 

Ranieri, Ana Laura P. PW 514 

Ranjbar-Slamloo, Yadollah 

PW 264 

Rankin, Joy PH 505 

Rannou, Francois PF 117 

Rantakylä, Kristina PW 299

Rao, Sara PF 341 

Raoul, Sylvie PW 481, PW 504 

Raphael, Jon PT 472, PW 417 

Rapkin, Andrea J. PF 276 

Rapp, Suzanne PW 435 

Rappai, Geejo JosePH V. 

PW 338 

Rappaport, Bob A. PF 066 

Rapport, Frances L. PT 540 

Rasche, Dirk TW 51 

Rashiq, Saifee PF 059 

Rashotte, Judith PW 535 

Rasiah, Raveenthiran PF 027, 

PW 346 

Rasmussen, Sten PF 030, 

PH 485 

Rast, Shirley PF 434 

Rastogi, Varinder PW 366, 

PW 378 

Rastogi, Virendra PF 381, 

PF 413 

Ratcliffe, Stuart PF 138 

Rathleff, Michael S. PF 030 

Rathlev, Niels PF 134, PW 121 

Rathod, Trishna PF 102 

Ratre, Bhupendra PH 461 

Rattanavong, Vongmaly PH 508 

Rauck, Richard L. RC 07 

Rauhala, Pekka PW 398 

Rauschkolb, Christine PF 112 

Ravaioli, Laura PW 515 

Raval, Nilesh PH 149 

Raval-Roland, Barbara PF 020, 

PF 028 

Ravn, Pernille PF 148 

Rawal, Narinder PW 335 

Rawle, Heather PW 490 

Rayen, Ine PT 230 

Recovery Study Group PW 318 

Reedy, Mick PT 263 

Reeh, Peter W. PW 278 

Rees, Huw PF 342, PW 246 

Reggiani, Angelo PT 267, 

PT 273, PW 222 

Regmi, Puspak PH 456 

Rehm, Stefanie E. PW 090 

Reicherts, Philipp PH 318 

Reichl, Sylvia PT 285 

Reid, Allison PW 183 

Reif, Ingalill PH 471 

Reimfelt, Annika PT 407 

Reinar, Liv Merete PT 490 

Reiners, Karlheinz PT 012 

Reis, Luis Carlos PF 339 

Reister, Steve PT 418 

Remeniuk, Bethany PT 228 

Remerie, Sylvia C. PF 524 

Remuzgo, Cesar PH 256 

Ren, Ke PF 271, PW 193, 

PW 209 

René, Adeline PW 286 

Reneman, Michiel F. PT 010, 

PW 444 

Renn, Cynthia L. PW 155 

Rennemark, Mikael PF 526 

Rennick, Janet E. PH 010 

Renton, Tara PT 115, PW 011 

Rephaeli, Ada PT 434 

Resch, Franz PH 494 

Resnick, Julia J. PH 191 

Resnick, Malca PT 402 

Rettich, Andreas PT 224 

Reulen, Jos P. H. PF 152 

Reyes, Brittney PH 341 

Reyes, Noe PT 443 

Reynolds, Frances A. PT 509 

Rezuke, Jeanne PF 032 

Rezzani, Rita PF 170 

Rhodin, Annica PW 425 

Riabinin, Miri PF 156 

Riant, Thibault PF 384 

Ribas, Priscila F. PT 007 

Ribeiro-Costa, Nuno PH 401 

Ribeiro-da-Silva, Alfredo PF 281, 

PT 202 

Ribera-Canudas, Mª Victoria 

PT 518 

Rice, Andrew S. PF 235, 

PH 419, PT 053, PT 323, 

PT 433, TW 62 

Rice, Dennis PT 162 

Rice, Frank L. TW 22 

Richards, Chris PW 204 

Richards, Patricia PW 301, 

PW 305, PW 298, PW 308 

Richards, Rachel PF 054 

Richarz, Ute PF 112 

Richebe, Philippe PT 286 

Richter, Frank PW 247 

Richter, Maria PH 093 

Rico, Maria A. PW 003 

Riddell, Kim PW 435 

Riederer, Franz PW 053 

Riegel, Barbara PT 095 

Riemenschneider, Manuel 

PF 531 

Rietschel, Marcella PH 265 

Rigge, Diane PT 385 

Riggs, H. PW 312, PW 516 

Rigo, Flávia K. PF 240, PT 254, 

PT 397, PW 462 

Rigoard, Philippe PH 437 

Riley, Julia PT 382, PW 109 

Rimaitis, Kestutis PW 010 

Ring, Lena PF 041 

Ringkamp, Matthias PF 290, 

PF 302, PT 338, PT 341 

Ringsted, Thomas K. PT 085, 

PT 288 

Ristoiu, Violeta PF 216 

Ritter, Alexander PH 093 

Ritter, Christoph PT 311 

Rittner, Heike PW 278, PW 284 

Ritz, John PT 452 

Rivard, Marie-Josée PH 207 

Rivat, Cyril PT 286 

Rivera-Arconada, Ivan PT 347 

Rivier, Gilles PF 020, PF 028 

Ro, Eu Sun PF 019 

Ro, Jin Y. PT 190 

Robbins, Meredith T. PH 420, 

PH 422 

Roberson, David P. PT 328 

Robert, Claude PF 364 

Robert, Roger PF 384 

Roberts, Wendy PT 025 

Robertson, Nicola PH 326 

Robichaud, Patricia PW 282 

Robin, Benoit PW 504, PW 505 

Robinson, Andrew PT 095 

Robinson, Edward PT 487 

Robinson, Michael E. PF 039, 

Author Index 

PH 020, PT 136, PW 310 

Robinson, Peter P. PF 228, 

PT 423 

Robinson, Jr., Douglas L. 

PH 360 

Roblin, David PT 200 

Rocha, Maria Cristina Pauli 

PH 496 

Rocha, Roberto PF 127, 

PW 456 

Roche, Michelle PF 230, 

PF 288 

Roche, Patricia A. PT 057 

Rochon, Sophie PH 207 

Róckers, Daniel M. PW 511 

Rockett, Mark P. PW 022 

Rod, Kevin PH 021 

Rodd, Helen D. PF 350 

Rodeiro, Idania PW 276 

Rodelas, Francesc PW 295 

Rodella, Luigi F. PF 170, PF 285 

Rodin, Gary PT 092 

Rodríguez, Virginia PW 118 

Rodríguez-Jiménez, Javier 

PH 369 

Rodrigo, Lynn A. PF 029 

Rodrigues, Helena PF 122 

Rodriguez, Charo PT 131 

Røe, Cecilie PW 120 

Roeloffs, Rosemarie PT 417 

Roepstorff, Andreas PH 331, 

PH 336 

Roero, Carla PH 432 

Rogers, Brian PT 432 

Rogers, James L. PW 298 

Rogers, Richard PW 311 

Rojas-Piloni, Gerardo PH 369 

Rojewska, Ewelina PF 305, 

PH 395 

Rokyta, Richard PH 447 

Rolan, Paul E. PH 356, PT 198, 

PT 308, PT 440 

Roldan, Carlos J. PH 057 

Roman, Linda PT 220 

Romanenko, Igor PF 167 

Romanenko, Volodymyr PF 167 

Romano, Gary PT 452, PT 453 

Rombolà, Laura PF 340 

Rombouts, Serge PF 440 

Romera Paredes, Bernardino 

PH 023, PH 058 

Romero, Asunción PF 334, 

PT 249 

Romero, Elizabeth PH 421 

Romero, Juan PH 482 

Romero, Luz PH 421 

Romero, Yolanda PH 482 

Romero-Alejo, Elizabeth PF 334, 

PT 249 

Romero-Sandoval, E. Alfonso 

PH 236 

Romo-Hernandez, Georgina 

PH 220 

Rompe, Jan D. PW 502 

Romualdi, Patrizia PW 147 

Romundstad, Pål R. PF 092 

Rong, Weifang PH 412, PH 427 

Ronga, Irene PH 319 

Rönnbäck, Lars PF 435 

Roos, Ewa M. PF 030 

Roos, Mona PW 425 

Roppolo, James R. PH 243 

Rosén, Annika PW 169, 

PW 220 

Rosa, Alexandra A. de PH 088 

Rosa, Sergio R. PF 251 

Rosato, Marilu PF 410 

Rose, Michael PH 388 

Rosen, Bruce R. PH 315 

Rosenberg, Alan M. PH 068 

Rosenlund, Christina PH 433 

Roset, Roman PW 034 

Rosi, Jefferson PH 275 

Rosman, Brian PH 459 

Rosmarin, Walter PF 338 

Rosmus, Christina PW 535 

Ross, Jason T. PT 207 

Ross, Joy R. PT 382, PW 109 

Ross, Sarah E. TW 63 

Rossato, Lisabelle M. PH 488 

Rossato, Lisabelle Mariano 

PH 496, PH 497, PH 499 

Rossato, Mateus PT 215 

Rossato, Mateus F. PT 254, 

PW 252 

Rossato, Mateus F. R. PH 386 

Rossato, Mateus Fortes 

PW 240, PW 288 

Rosseel, Wouter PT 044 

Rossi, Alice PF 248 

Rossi, Luigi PT 232 

Rossomando, Anthony J. PF 222 

Rotbøll Nielsen, Per PH 044 

Roten, Virginie PF 020, PF 028 

Roth-Daniek, Andrea PH 136 

Rothwell, Rebecca PH 354 

Roughley, Adam PF 017 

Roussel, Nathalie PH 059, 

PT 001, PT 002 

Roux, D. PW 390 

Rovner, Graciela S. PF 147 

Rowbotham, Michael PF 066, 

RC 12 

Roy, Steven D. PH 060 

Roza, Carolina PT 347 

Ruau, David PF 111 

Rubenstein, John L. PW 488 

Rugiero, F. PT 155, PT 171, 

PT 172 

Ruijgrok, Joop M. PH 116 

Ruitenberg, Marc J. PF 306 

Ruiz, Cesar Manuel 

Remuzgo PT 161 

Ruiz, Miguel Angel PT 065 

Ruiz, Rene PW 502 

Ruiz, Salvador PH 482 

Rukwied, Roman PT 307, 

PT 310, PT 338 

Rumpold-Seitlinger, Gudrun 

PF 373 

Ruparel, Nikita B. PT 204 

Ruparel, Shivani PT 220, 

PW 519 

Rusche, Herbert PT 470 

Ruschkowski, Sigurd PF 445 

Ruskin, Danielle PH 493 

Rusnov, Ann PW 438 

Russ, Stephan PW 047 

Russe, Otto Q. PT 148, PT 150, 

PW 144 

Russell, Irwin Jon PF 378 

Russell, Lucille PT 452, PT 453 

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AUTHORS 

Russell, Robin PH 178 

Russi, Juan PF 124 

Russo, Marc PH 438 

Russo, Rossella PW 126 

Rust, Werner PT 199, PW 138 

Rusu, Adina C. PF 531, PH 089 

Rüter, Luisa PF 065 

Rutschmann, Blaise PF 410 

Rutten, Kris PF 304 

Ruttorf, Michaela PH 132 

Ryan, Renae M. PH 270 

Rybak, Sabina PW 004 

Ryckmans, Thomas PW 223 

Rygg, Marite PF 092 

Rygh, Lars J. PW 120 

S 

Sá, Katia N. S. PF 069, PH 091 

Saadé, N. PH 277, PH 278, 

PH 440, PW 175, PW 221 

Saadi, Licia Margarida 

Vilhena PH 040 

Sabatowski, Rainer PF 187, 

PW 411 

Sabbagh, Robert PW 186 

Sabetkasaei, Masoumeh PF 307 

Sabra, Mohamed PH 463 

Sacco, Paul PH 443, PH 448 

Sacerdote, Paola PF 234, 

PF 248 

Sacks, Henry PF 050 

Saeki, Kensuke PH 279 

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PW 221 

Sagar, Devi PF 314, PW 248 

Sagar, Rajesh PT 045, PW 037 

Sagen, Jacqueline PF 345, 

PH 379 

Sager, Susan L. PT 056 

Saghaei, Elham PF 289, 

PW 503 

Saghazadeh, Maryam PF 335, 

PT 250 

Saha, Emon Kalyen PH 080 

Sahai, Chand PW 341 

Saisu, Hironori PW 151 

Saito, Shigeru PF 443, PH 392, 

PT 543 

Saito, Yoji PH 384, PT 229 

Saji, Makoto PH 287 

Sakai, Akiko PW 348 

Sakakibara, Takuya PF 510 

Sakamoto, Junya PT 238, 

PT 252, PW 214 

Sakata, Rioko Kimiko PH 467 

Sakuma, Shigemitsu PH 043, 

PH 061, PT 016 

Sakurai, Hiroki PF 296, PF 320, 

PF 514 

Sakurai, Teruko PT 360 

Salas, Margaux M. PF 356 

Salas, Rafael PW 188 

Salavati, Mahyar PF 035, 

PW 043 

Salazar, Alejandro PF 105, 

PW 051 

Saleh, Ruksal PF 320 

Saligan, Leorey N. PT 205 

Salinas, Miguel PT 167 

Salio, Chiara PH 387 

Sallum, Ana Maria Calil PW 522 

132 

Saloman, Jami L. PT 190 

Salomons, Tim V. PT 287 

Saltareli, Simone PW 520 

Salter, Michael PF 217, PH 166, 

PH 364, RC 01 

Salvemini, Daniela PF 249, 

PF 267, PW 180, TW 21 

Salvetti, Marina G. PT 519 

Salyers, Anita PT 236 

Salyers, Kevin PF 163 

Samantas, Epaminondas 

PF 119 

Sambatti, Fabio A. P. PF 407 

Sambo, Chiara F. PH 345 

Samnta, Sukhen PF 395 

Samoylova, Nataliya PW 473, 

PW 500, PW 521 

Sampaio, Cristina PF 066 

Sampaio, Sandra C. PW 287, 

PW 294 

Sanada, Luciana S. PF 221, 

PW 523 

Sanataguida, P. Lina PF 130 

Sanches, Mariana Bucci 

PW 522 

Sanchez, Alicia Mansilla 

PW 289 

Sanchez Robles, Eva María 

PT 272 

Sánchez-Arroyos, Ricard 

PH 421 

Sánchez-Rodríguez, Elisabet 

PW 034 

Sandblom, Gabriel PW 115 

Sanders, Duncan PF 136 

Sanders, Mark PF 040 

Sanders, Sara PT 375 

Sandhu, Manmeet PH 464 

Sandkühler, Jürgen PF 205, 

PH 248, PH 376, PT 264, 

PW 258 

Sandor, Peter PW 053, TW 52 

Sandoval, Vanessa PF 164 

Sandström, Herbert PF 018 

Sandstrom, Lauren E. PF 012 

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PF 006 

Sanga, Panna PT 453 

Sanguesa, Juan PT 334 

Sannder-Kiesling, Andreas 

PF 373 

Sanner, Kathleen PF 032, 

PW 391 

Sano, Hiromi PT 393 

Sansoni, Julita PF 471 

Sansoucy, Yanick PW 186 

Sant´Anna, Ana Lucia G. G. 

PF 446 

Santana-Filho, Valter J. PF 339, 

PF 512, PF 513, PT 240 

Santarcangelo, Enrica L. 

PH 189, PW 087 

Santello, Mirko PH 396, PH 403 

Santiago, Ana Ellen Queiroz 

PH 467 

Santos, Adair R. S. PW 183 

Santos, Adriana A. S. PT 248 

Santos, Alcione M. PT 069, 

PW 543 

Santos, Clessius F. PF 407 

Santos, Diogo F. PW 235 

Author Index 

Santos, Fabio PF 215, PF 237, 

PT 203 

Santos, Gabriela T. D. PT 254 

Santos, Isabela A F. PF 512, 

PF 513 

Santos, Letácio José F. PW 543 

Santos, Marcos F. H. PF 165 

Santos, Michel D. PT 346 

Santos, Rita PH 089 

Santos, Stefanie Gimenez 

PW 522 

Sanuki, Mikako PT 046 

Sanya, Emmanuel O. PF 114 

Sanz Ortiz, Jaine PT 373, 

PT 384 

Sapolsky, Robert M. PT 359 

Saporetti, Luis Alberto PF 189 

Sapsford, David PW 303 

Sapunar, Damir PF 246, 

PH 181, PH 406, PH 503, 

PT 231 

Saraf, Madhusudan Natvarlal 

PF 527 

Saragosti, Dan PH 402 

Sardá, Jamir J. PW 054, TW 49 

Sardo, Massimiliano PH 156 

Sarhan, Tarek M. A. PF 449 

Sarideechaigul, Wilairat PF 182 

Sarma, Kiran PT 465, PT 517 

Sarret, Philippe PH 365, 

PT 320, PW 186, PW 286 

Sarton, Elise PF 441 

Sasabe, Ryo PW 214 

Sasaki, Atsushi PF 264 

Sasso, Oscar PT 267, PT 273, 

PW 222 

Sathappan, Sathappan PW 351 

Sato, Hiroe PT 382, PW 109 

Sato, Jun PF 296, PF 297 

Sato, Kanako PF 372 

Sato, Karina PF 221, PF 397, 

PW 523 

Sato, Kayoko PW 343 

Sato, Kenji PT 032 

Sato, Shinichiro PF 116 

Sato, Tomoko PF 377 

Satoh, Yasushi PT 149 

Satou, Noriko PW 443 

Sauaia, Bismark PW 472 

Sauer, Reine S. PW 278 

Saulle, Serena PW 370 

Saunders, Kathleen PW 424, 

PW 435 

Saunders, Michael PW 537 

Savage, Seddon RC 08 

Savic Vujovic, Katarina R. 

PT 251, PW 290 

Saville, Kimber A. PW 265 

Savino, Laurie PF 032 

Savioli, Cynthia PF 110, PH 159, 

PT 007 

Savitsky, Kinneret PT 434 

Savoia, Gennaro PW 339 

Savolainen, Sakari PW 299 

Sawamoto, Ryoko PF 067, 

PF 096 

Sawant, Anuradha PF 054 

Sawant, Pradnya PW 368, 

PW 369 

Sawatzky-Dickson, Doris 

PW 535 

Sawynok, Jana PW 183 

Saxena, Neeraj PW 524 

Sayer, Shannon PF 476 

Sbicego, Anna PT 340 

Scammell, Brigitte E. PW 248 

Scaramozzino, Pasquale PT 047 

Scarpinati, Giuseppe PF 006 

Scartoni, Simona PW 329 

Schäfer, Michael PT 420 

Schöler, Saskia PT 055 

Schüssler, Nadine PH 038 

Schacht, Alexander PH 137 

Schachtel, Bernard PF 032, 

PW 382, PW 391 

Schachtel, Emily PF 032, 

PW 382, PW 391 

Schachter, Candice PF 054 

Schaefer, Caroline PF 078 

Schaefer, Michael PH 253 

Schaible, Hans-Georg PH 372, 

PW 244, PW 247 

Schalkwijk, Annelies PT 067 

Schaller, Anne K. C. PT 099 

Schalock, Peter C. PH 315 

Schammas, Mariana PF 515 

Schartman, Richard PT 214 

Schaumburg, Christopher S. 

PH 229 

Schechter, Alan N. PH 140 

Schechter, Ronen PH 435 

Schechtmann, Gaston PF 380 

Scheff, Nicole N. PT 156 

Schenk, Lieven A. A. PH 509 

Scherbakov, Nadja PH 266 

Scherer, Christian PH 433 

Scherrer, Grégory PW 266 

Schiene, Klaus PF 304 

Schiff, Marcel PW 156 

Schiff-Keren, Bareket PT 411 

Schilder, Johanna C. M. PF 031 

Schiller, Marcin PH 196 

Schilling, Jan PW 537 

Schiltenwolf, Marcus PF 034, 

PW 098 

Schiphorst Preuper, Henrica R. 

PW 444 

Schistad, Elina I. PW 120 

Schivo, Ieda R. S. PF 251 

Schleinzer, Wolf PT 041 

Schlereth, Tanja PT 107 

Schliessbach, Jürg PF 083, 

PF 113, PF 143 

Schlossmann, Jens PT 147 

Schmahl, Christian TW 25 

Schmelz, Martin PH 115, 

PT 307, PT 310, PT 335, 

PT 338, PT 343 

Schmid, Anne-Christine PF 530 

Schmid, Annina PF 306 

, PT 294 

Schmid, Ramona PT 199, 

PW 138 

Schmidt, Brian L. PT 100, PT 101 

Schmidt, Roland PT 343 

Schmidt, William K. PT 432 

Schmidtko, Achim PF 269, 

PF 280, PT 148, PW 132 

Schmidt-Wilcke, Tobias PH 173, 

PH 320, PW 099 

Schmieder, Kirsten PW 145 

Schmieg, Katharina PT 367

Schmitter, Marc PT 053 

Schnabel, Alexander PH 361 

Schnapp, Moacir PF 522 

Schneid, Helene PT 373, 

PT 384 

Schneider, Achim PT 364, 

PW 159, PW 160 

Schneider, Anna-Maria PH 218 

Schneider, Bryan P. PF 367 

Schneider, Cyril PH 439 

Schneider, Geoff PH 098 

Schneider, M. Bret PH 454 

Schneider, Michael F. PF 087, 

PF 088 

Schneider, Stefan W. PT 335 

Schnell, Stephen A. PH 258 

Schoenen, Jean E. PH 449, 

TW 52 

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Scholich, Klaus PH 257, PT 192 

Scholz, Andreas PW 413 

Scholz, Joachim PF 309, 

PH 245, PW 071 

Schopper, Miriam PW 525, 

PW 528 

Schou, Søren PH 511 

Schou-Bredal, Inger PF 090 

Schouten, Alfred C. PF 031, 

PT 048 

Schreckenberger, Matthias 

PT 367 

Schreiber, Shaul PF 156 

Schreurs, Karlein M. G. PT 488 

Schroeder, Darrell R. PF 021 

Schroeder, Katrin PF 269 

Schrooten, Martien PT 474, 

TW 66 

Schuelert, Niklas PF 308 

Schuetter, Niklas PT 334 

Schug, Stephan A. RC 05 

Schuh, Claus Dieter PH 257 

Schulz, Birgit PT 055 

Schulz, Enrico PH 304, PH 346 

Schumacher, Mark A. PT 191 

Schumann, Gunter PH 265, 

PW 074 

Schuster, Daniel J. PH 258 

Schwartz, Erica PH 416, 

PH 418, PH 423 

Schwarz, Anja PF 530 

Schwarz, Hans J. PF 033, 

PT 073 

Schweinhardt, Petra PH 060, 

PH 332, PT 105, PT 306, 

PW 032, PW 039, PW 080, 

RC 11 

Schwenke, Karla M. PT 401, 

PW 432 

Scott, Caroline PW 526 

Scott, David J. TW 59 

Scott, Shannon PW 535 

Scott, Whitney PF 532 

Sdrulla, Andrei PH 435 

Seal, Rebecca P. PT 348 

Searle, Adrian PW 526 

Sedaghat, Maryam PT 464, 

PT 482 

Seeburg, Peter H. PT 154 

Seenan, Chris PT 057 

Segel, Chaya PH 414 

Segerdahl, Märta PH 115, 

PT 307, PT 407, PT 428, 

PT 442 

Segond von Banchet, Gisela 

PW 244 

Seguela, Philippe PT 159, 

PT 182 

Sehgal, Nalini PH 131 

Seib, Rachael PF 448 

Seidman, Laura C. PW 191 

Sekaran, Shamala PW 133 

Sekino, Yuki PT 238, PT 252, 

PW 214 

Sekiyama, Hiroshi PF 372 

Sekizawa, Toshihiro PF 272 

Sel, Baris PW 450 

Seleem, Khalid Abdelhamid 

PT 058 

Sellam, Gila PH 014 

Seltzer, Ze’ev PF 355, PW 202, 

TW 20 

Seminowicz, David PH 323, 

PH 402, PH 404, PT 280 

Semnanian, Saeed PH 239, 

PW 264 

Semrik, Yuval PH 016 

Sen, Sevim PH 072, PH 182 

Sen, Shuvayu S. PF 117 

Sena, Emily PF 055 

Sendziuk, Paul PT 137 

Seneau-Levesque, Amelie 

PT 483 

Sengupta, Jyoti PH 424, 

PW 149 

Senkowski, Daniel PH 333 

Sensi, Mariachiara PT 068 

Seo, Byungkwan PH 088 

Seo, Jeongbeob PT 415, PT 449 

Seo, Jeonghun PF 277 

Sepúlveda, Juan M. PF 119 

Sereda, Kasia PT 440 

Sereno, Martin I. PH 309 

Sermsup, Nutsuda PH 495 

Serpell, M. PF 120, PT 542 

Serra, Eric PW 416, PW 494 

Serra, Jordi PF 241, PT 218, 

PW 100, TW 10 

Serrano, Alexandre PT 151, 

PT 454, PW 282 

Serrano, Ancor PW 367 

Sessle, Barry J. PF 311, 

PF 355, TW 31 

Sethna, Navil F. TW 54 

Settan, Margit PH 095 

Sette, Elisabetta PT 068 

Seung Yong, Park PW 375 

Sevastjanova, Marina PT 059 

Severin, Katell PT 483 

Severtson, Stevan G. PF 085, 

PF 087, PF 088 

Sexton, Debra L. PH 190 

Seybold, Virginia S. PT 270 

Seyrek, Melik PT 269 

Sgro, Michael PF 492 

Shaefer, Jeffry R. PT 014 

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PH 023 

Shah, Sandhya PW 335 

Shah, Vibhuti PF 492 

Shahali, Shadab PF 470 

Author Index 

Shahzad, Shahzana PF 386, 

PF 412 

Shakaryan, Michael PF 409 

Shaker, Reza PW 149 

Shakibaei, Mehdi PH 253 

Shakoor, Md Abdus PF 521 

Shales, Philip A. PW 298 

Shamaa, Farah PW 221 

Shanks, Elaine A. PF 322 

Shaqaqi, Mohammad Reza 

PW 289 

Shaqura, Mohammed PH 253 

Sharan, Deepak PW 527 

Sharif-Naeini, Reza R. PW 488 

Sharma, Manohar PT 191 

Sharma, P. L. PW 219 

Sharon, Haggai PT 411 

Sharpe, Donald PW 045 

Sharpe, Louise PT 464, PT 482 

Shaw, William S. TW 39 

Shay, Barbara PW 451 

Shea, Cristina PW 381 

Shea, Tim PW 382, PW 391 

Sheen-Chen, Shyr-Ming PW 146 

Shelton, Leslie PT 325 

Shen, Bin PT 165 

Shen, Fei PT 443 

Shephard, Adrian PW 382, 

PW 391 

Shepherd, Andrew J. PT 186 

Shepherd, Frances A. PT 092 

Shepherd, Valerie PW 331 

Sher, Emanuele PF 299, PF 322 

Sherif, Tahra PW 323 

Sherman, Karen J. RC 19 

Shestakova, Natalia PH 263, 

PH 267 

Shetty, Asish L. PW 410 

Shevelev, Ivan PW 531 

Sheybani, Roya PF 390 

Shi, Chen PW 268 

Shi, Tiejun PW 250 

Shi, Xiang-Qun PH 226 

Shibata, M. PF 067, PF 096, 

PH 148, PH 310, PT 360 

Shibata, Shiho PF 481 

Shields, Shannon D. PT 348 

Shih, Ming-Hung PH 390 

Shih, Yang-Hsin PF 212, PT 142 

Shiiki, Naoto PF 183 

Shimada, Jun PT 082, PT 083 

Shimajiri, Takao PT 064 

Shimizu, Kohei PF 360, PF 363 

Shimizu, Rie PW 371 

Shimizu, Takao PH 262 

Shimizu, Yasuaki PF 272 

Shimoyama, Megumi PT 258 

Shimoyama, Naohito PT 258 

Shin, Byung-Cheul PF 461 

Shin, Jinwoo PF 277 

Shin, Joon-Shik PF 461, PF 466 

Shinbori, Hironobu PH 279 

Shinichirou, Taniguchi PH 086 

Shinoda, Masamichi PF 354, 

PF 357, PF 360, PF 362, 

PH 234, PW 213 

Shinozaki, Takahiro PF 183 

Shinsuke, Inoue PH 086 

Shinzato, Akino PT 064 

Shinzato, Taiichi PT 064 

Shiozawa, Shinichiro PF 116, 

PW 238 

Shir, Yoram PF 009, PF 022, 

PF 099 

Shirakawa, Hisashi PT 184, 

PT 187 

Shirin, Naghmi PF 386, PF 412 

Shiroyama, Kazuhisa PT 046 

Shortreed, Susan PW 435 

Shtein, Roni M. PH 149 

Shu, Edson Bohr Seng PH 276 

Shu, Haihua PW 392 

Shulev, Yuri A. PF 388, PF 419 

Shutov, Leonid P. PT 158 

Shwartz, Naama PT 134 

Sia, Alex A. T. PH 183 

Sibille, Kimberly T. PW 136 

Sicuro, Luca Benedetto PH 432 

Sidani, Souraya PW 535 

Siddall, Philip PH 303, PT 515 

Siddiqui, Quazi PH 080 

�� PF 115 

Siegenthaler, Andreas PF 415, 

PT 070 

Signor, Laura J. PT 214 

Sikandar, Shafaq PF 347 

Silberberg, Céline PF 323 

Silberstein, Stephen D. PF 425 

Silenieks, Leonardo B. PT 222 

Silos-Santiago, Imaculada 

PF 295 

Silva, Adilson PF 215 

Silva, Ana Paula PF 150, PF 515 

Silva, Cássia R PT 241, PT 253, 

PW 240 

Silva, Cíntia R. PH 065 

Silva, Eduardo S. PF 310, 

PW 249 

Silva, Ellen PH 488, PH 497, 

PH 499 

Silva, Enis PW 522 

Silva, Fernanda Ferreira PH 054 

Silva, Flora Maria B. PF 405 

Silva, Grazielle Caroline 

PW 189 

Silva, Joyce T. PF 215 

Silva, Kathryn A. PF 310, PF 313 

Silva, Mariane A. D. PT 254 

Silva, Marta A. PH 288 

Silva, Paula PF 122 

Silva, Reinaldo A. S. PW 387, 

PW 388, PW 441 

Silva, Ricardo S. PW 304 

Silva, Silvia L. PH 169 

Silva Junior, Ariovaldo Alberto 

PF 118 

Silva Junior, Walderi M. PF 512, 

PF 513 

Silva Mendes, Tereza Cristina 

Bandeira PF 387 

Silvestrini, Nicolas PT 520 

Simón-Arceo, Karina PF 331 

Simajareuk, Suthannee PW 306 

Simang, Michael PT 290, PW 528 

Simeao, Erika PW 001 

Simioni, Valentina PT 068 

Simister, Heather PW 451 

Simler, Gricelda PF 268 

Simmonds, Maureen J. PF 520 

Simmons, Brian PW 484 

Simmons, Elizabeth PH 188 

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AUTHORS

AUTHORS 

Simon, Corey B. PH 170 

Simon, Lee PF 434 

Simon-Arceo, Karina PW 279 

Simone, Donald A. PT 270 

Simonetti, Manuela PT 152 

Simonova, Jana PW 377 

Simons, Laura E. PH 321 

Simonsen, Ole H. PT 052, 

PT 060 

Simons-Weidenmaier, Nadine 

PH 259 

Simpson, Graham PW 022 

Sindaco, Gianfranco PW 515 

Sindhu, Bhagwant S. PT 009 

Sindou, Marc PF 144, TW 43 

Singer, Joel PT 413 

Singh, Aneesha PF 523, PH 023 

Singh, Anjali PH 478 

Singh, Gurudarshan D. PT 242 

Singh, Inderjeet PF 433 

Singh, Kavita PW 393 

Singh, Naileshni S. PT 129 

Singh, Narinder P. PW 366, 

PW 378 

Singh, Pawan PF 315, PF 433, 

PW 340 

Singh, Sarita PF 381, PF 413 

Singh, Saru PF 391, PW 529 

Singh, Satyendra N. PH 456 

Single, Peter S. PH 445, 

PH 446 

Sinisi, Marco PH 246 

Siow, Yew Nam PW 328 

Siqueira, José T. T. PF 007, 

PF 110, PF 178, PH 062, 

PH 159, PT 007, PW 514 

Siqueira, Mario G. S. PF 069 

Siqueira, Silvia R. D. PF 007, 

PF 178, PF 192, PH 029, 

PH 062, PH 172 

Siritapetavee, Mookhda PF 182 

Sirsch, Erika G. PH 015 

Sisignano, Marco PT 192 

Sisodia, Vaishali PF 036 

Sitges, Carolina PW 118 

Sittl, Reinhard PW 197, 

PW 499 

Sjøgren, Per PF 014, PF 038, 

PF 095, PF 098, PH 044, 

PT 386, PW 423, TW 03 

Sjölund, Bengt H. PT 054 

Sjölund, Karl-Fredrik PT 402 

Skeraj, Sejran PW 005 

Skewes, Joshua C. PH 336 

Skillicorn, Beth PW 490 

Skjelbred, Per PF 046, PF 149 

Skljarevski, Vladimir PH 137 

Skoda, Marko PF 344 

Skoglund, Anders PF 046 

Skoglund, Lasse A. PF 046, 

PF 149 

Skopp, Gisela PW 409 

Skorupan, Sanja H. PW 336 

Skou, Søren T. PT 060 

Skovmand, Lisbeth PH 128 

Skovsen, Anders Peter PF 148 

Skrabek, Ryan PW 451 

Skurtveit, Svetlana PW 426, 

PW 429 

Slade, Gary PF 175, PF 195, 

134 

PH 174, PH 175, PH 354 

Slangen, Rachel PF 152 

Slater, Helen PH 066, PW 530 

Slater, Rebeccah PH 005, 

PH 326 

Slater, Terry M. PF 444 

Slepian, Peter PW 204 

Slifer, Keith J. PW 545 

Sluka, Kathleen PF 221, 

PF 339, PW 082, PW 237, 

PF 397, PW 512, PW 523, 

TW 15, TW 33, TW 53 

Smail, Amar PW 416 

Smart, Jamie PH 457 

Smart, Joanne PH 486 

Smart, Sarah PF 492 

Smeets, Elke PT 521 

Smeets, Rob PF 524 

Smet, Iris PH 438 

Smethurst, Gillian PW 331 

Smirnova, Alexandra PH 297 

Smith, Andrew PT 126 

Smith, Anne J. PW 530 

Smith, Ashley D. PH 098 

Smith, Blair PF 086, PF 120, 

PF 474, PH 214 

Smith, Brian PF 163 

Smith, Caleb M. PT 321 

Smith, Daryl I. PW 347, PW 379 

Smith, Gary PW 382, PW 391 

Smith, Gary B. PF 075 

Smith, Jacqueline A. PT 443 

Smith, Jennifer PW 121 

Smith, Keith G. PF 352 

Smith, Maree T. PF 291, 

PW 285 

Smith, Peter A. PH 237, PT 157 

Smith, Shad PW 204 

Smith, Shad B. PF 195 

Smith, Shannon M. PF 066 

Smith, Thomas E. PH 486 

Smith, Tom PH 444 

Smith, Wendy B. PH 140 

Smith, Yolanda R. PF 165 

Smits, Helwin PH 436 

Smolka, Michael N. PH 265 

Sng, Ban L. PH 183 

Snider, Eric J. PT 023 

Snider, Karen T. PT 023 

Soares, Darly G. PT 217 

Soares, Ellen C. G. PF 512, 

PF 513 

Sobczyk, Malgorzata PW 337 

Söderbäck, Maja PF 505 

Soderlund, Anne PF 505, 

PT 489 

Soe, Morten PH 433 

Soffer, Menashe PH 016 

Sohani, Soheil Mansour PF 035 

Sohn, Jong-Hee PF 168 

Sohrt-Petersen, Lasse PT 358 

Sokov, Evgeny Leonidovich 

PF 414 

Solà, Romà PW 100 

Solé, Ester PH 063, PW 034 

Soleimannejad, Elaheh PW 202 

Solenkova, Alla PW 531 

Soler, Mª Dolors PT 065 

Solodiuk, Jean C. PW 002 

Author Index 

Sommer, Claudia PH 099, 

PT 012, PW 284, TW 02, 

TW 22, TW 55 

Somogyi, Andrew A. PT 392 

Somvanshi, Rishi PF 210 

Son, Min-Jung PW 091 

Soneji, Deepak J. PW 206 

Song, Eunmo PH 088 

Song, Miao PF 520 

Song, Wenge PW 532 

Song, Xue-Jun PT 332 

Song, Z. PH 440 

Song, Zhiyang PH 278, PH 450 

Sonne, Nan PF 014, PF 038, 

PW 325 

Sonne, Nan M. PW 539 

Sood, Jayashree PW 341 

Sorbara, Carlo PF 008, PF 151 

Sörensen, Jens PW 077 

Sørensen, Jens Christian 

PH 126 

Sören, Birgitta PT 029 

Sorge, Jessica L. PT 189 

Sorge, Robert PW 204, PT 255 

Sorinola, Isaac PT 115 

Sorkin, John David PF 171 

Sorkin, Linda S. PW 216 

Sorrentino, Daniela PT 086 

Soto, Enrique PW 279 

Soto, Leonardo PW 427 

Sotocinal, Sam A. PT 259 

Sotomayor-Sobrino, Marco 

Antonio PF 442 

Sou, Shin Ai PW 342 

Soundararajan, Kamalaveni 

PH 179 

Sousa, Angela Maria PH 219 

Sousa, Cristina Silva PW 522 

Sousa, Fernando L. P. PT 514 

Sousa, Nuno PH 401 

Southall, Jane L. PW 417 

Souza, Alessandra Hubner 

PT 219 

Souza, Angela M. PW 387, 

PW 388, PW 441 

Souza, Gabriel Tortella PW 089 

Souza, Giovane Galdino 

PW 189 

Souza, Guilherme R. PT 140 

Souza, Israel S. PH 091 

Souza, Larissa O. PH 161 

Souza, Renato L. P. PW 387, 

PW 388, PW 441 

Soyannwo, Olaitan A. PH 150, 

TW 57 

Spaeth, Rosa B. PW 088 

Spahr, Nicolas PF 037 

Spanswick, David C. PH 425, 

PT 266 

Sparks, Linda A. PW 533 

Speciali, José G. PW 474 

Spencer, Orla PW 469 

Spencer, Robert PT 426, 

PT 435 

Spicer, Charlotte J. PT 323 

Spinsanti, Paola PT 232, 

PT 317 

Sprengel, Rolf PT 154 

Sprenger, Christian PH 141, 

PH 388, PH 509, PW 168 

Springer, Jeanette Soenderlyng 

PT 061 

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Sprott, Haiko PH 240 

Sreevalsan, Sabita PF 040 

Srinivasan, Anand PF 315, 

PF 433 

Srinivasan, Priti PW 088 

Srinivasan, Rahul PW 204 

Sriraj, Wimonrat PH 162, 

PH 210 

Sritara, Piyamitr PW 386 

Srivastava, Anand K. PW 055 

Srivastava, Garima PW 037 

Sriwoon, Paramaporn PH 162 

Sriworamart, Jiranart PT 127, 

PT 371 

Ståhle, Lars PT 427, PT 429, 

PT 439, PT 444 

Stålnacke, Britt-Marie PW 534 

Stösser, Sebastian PT 152 

Staal, Bart J. PT 544 

Stacey, Brett R. PT 427 

Stamer, Ulrike M. PW 156, 

PW 307 

Stancak, Andrej PH 176, 

PH 322, PH 337 

Stangeland, Eric PT 443 

Staniland, Amelia A. PF 294 

Stanish, William PT 528, PW 072 

Stannard, Catherine F. TW 70 

Stanton, Tasha PF 051, 

PF 346, PH 019, PT 103, PT 106 

Stanton, Wendy PF 472 

Stanway, Steven PH 247 

Starowicz, Katarzyna PW 152 

Starr, Christopher J. PH 301 

Staud, Roland PF 039, PH 020, 

TW 10, TW 32 

Stecco, Antonio PF 451 

Stecco, Carla PF 451 

Steegers, Monique A. H. 

PW 024 

Stefane, Thaís PF 042 

Steger, Mirco PW 132 

Steidl-Nichols, Jill V. PT 417 

Steigerwald, Ilona PT 420, 

PW 411 

Steinhoff, Martin PW 127 

Steiro, Asbjørn PT 490 

Stemkowski, Patrick L. PH 237, 

PT 157 

Stenklev, Niels Christian PT 233 

Stepan Giljevic, Jasminka 

PF 073 

Stepanovic-Petrovic, 

Radica M. PF 324, PF 325, 

PF 326 

Sterling, Michele PH 096, 

PH 098, TW 35 

Stern, Michael E. PH 229 

Stern, Sol PH 021 

Stern, Warren PW 301, 

PW 305, PW 308 

Stevens, Bonnie PH 158, 

PW 324, PW 484, PW 535 

Stevens, Edward PT 417, 

PT 418, PW 139 

Stevens, Michael A. L. PF 479 

Stiller, Carl-Olav PH 471

Stinson, Jennifer PH 045, 

PH 068, PH 493, PW 484, 

PW 535, TW 06 

Stjernholm, Pia PW 373 

Stockley, Elizabeth G. PF 314 

Stoehr, Sally PT 418 

Stoker, Malcolm PH 119, 

PH 120, PH 121, PH 122, 

PH 506 

Stolker, Robert J. PT 035 

Stolyarova, Juliya 

Anatolievna PT 211 

Stommen, Nancy C. PT 522 

Stone, Laura PF 243, PF 286, 

PF 316, PH 083, PH 258, 

PT 306, PH 323, PH 402, 

PT 255, PW 256 

Stoner, Susan A. PT 491 

St-Onge, Stéphane PH 138 

Stonski, Eduardo PF 124, 

PW 433 

St-Pierre, Charles PH 081 

Strøm, Vegard PT 490 

Strömgren, Annette PF 014, 

PF 038 

Stralka, Susan W. PF 522 

Strand, Mette PF 119 

Stratford, Paul PH 101 

Straube, Sebastian PF 065 

Strauss, Vicky PF 102 

Streff, Anouk PT 492 

Streitberger, Konrad PH 208 

Streitlein-Böhme, Irmgard 

PT 470 

Stremler, Robyn PW 535 

Strigo, Irina PW 537 

Stroh, Thomas PT 320 

Stromberg, Katherine PH 452 

Stroncek, David PH 140 

Strong, Jenny PW 030, PW 448 

Strong, Judith A. PW 227 

Struve, Maren PH 265 

Strzepek, Katarzyna PT 405 

Stuart-Shor, Eileen M. PF 476 

Stuber, Frank PW 156, PW 307 

Stubhaug, Audun TW 20 

Stucky, Cheryl L. PF 250, 

PT 193 

Stuenæs, Jorid T. PT 301 

Stuginski-Barbosa, Juliana 

PH 064 

Stumbles, Philip A. PF 263 

Stump, Patrick R. N. A. G. 

PT 062 

Stupple, Paul PT 418 

Su, Andrew PW 204 

Su, Chunhua PW 383 

Su, Jie PW 250 

Su, Yeu-shaiun PF 317 

Su, Yihua PW 383 

Suarez, Consuelo B. PF 501 

Succi, Regina C. M. PH 065 

Suderman, Mathew PF 316 

Sudo, Nobuyuki PF 067, 

PF 096, PH 148 

Sugai, Naosuke PW 343 

Sugawara, Yukihito PF 533 

Sugiura, Yasuo PF 258 

Sugiyama, Kenji PH 451 

Sukhtankar, Devki PT 228 

Sükût, Özge PH 072, PH 182 

PF 493 

Sullivan, Dori T. PW 540 

Sullivan, John PW 345 

Sullivan, Michael PW 072 

Sullivan, Michael J. PF 048, 

PF 532, PT 497, PT 528, 

TW 48 

Suman, Anna L. PH 189 

Sümer, Ceren N. PF 184 

Suljevic, Ismet Sumikawa, 

Koji PW 321, PW 348 

Sumitani, Masahiko PF 372, 

PT 493 

Summers, Paul E. PW 086, 

PW 087 

Sumracki, Nicole M. PT 308 

Sun, Biying PH 427 

Sun, Qiao PH 412 

Sun, Wei PT 332 

Sun, Wei-Hsin PF 317 

Sun, Xiaoling X. PF 356 

Sunagawa, Masataka PF 511 

Sunagawa, Nozomi PT 064 

Sundelin, Gunnevi PW 534 

Sundgren, Pia C. PW 085 

Sung Hoon, Kim PW 375 

Surratt, Hilary PF 085, PF 087 

Suslov, Katherine PF 050 

Suso-Ribera, Carlos PT 518 

Suter, Marc R. PF 273, PF 415, 

PW 148 

Suthisisang, Chuthamanee 

PF 378, PT 063, PW 386 

Suttiruksa, Saithip PF 378, 

PT 063 

Sutton, Gila A. PH 016 

Sutton, Tim PH 206 

Suvinen, Tuija I. PF 185, PF 194 

Suwanraj, Marisa PH 171 

Süzer, Tuncer PW 450 

Suzuki, Ikuko PF 354 

Suzuki, Masaaki PW 280 

Suzuki, Rie PF 228, PF 352, 

PW 223 

Suzuki, Shigeyuki PF 509 

Suzuki, Takahiro PF 374, PT 034, 

PW 359 

Suzuki, Toshiyasu PF 486, 

PT 388, PW 255 

Suzuki, Yoshiro PT 197 

Svärdsudd, Kurt PW 077 

Svahn, Martin PF 436 

Sveinsdottir, Herdis PT 135 

Svendsen, Kristian PW 426, 

PW 429 

Svensson, Camilla I. PT 507, 

PW 250, TW 65 

Svensson, Ola PF 041 

Svensson, Peter PF 177, PF 193, 

PH 047, PH 511, PT 018, 

PT 091, PT 291, PT 510, 

PT 525, PW 076, PW 184 

Swaan, Jeannette L. PW 536 

Swain, Nigel PT 418 

Swann-Sternberg, Tali PF 523 

Swartjes, Maarten PT 445 

Swearingen, Kim PH 455 

Sweeney, Michael PF 428 

Sweeting, Helen PH 151 

Swegle, John PT 375 

Author Index 

Swor, Robert PF 134, PW 121 

Sykes, John PW 389 

Sylaj, Bashkim F. PW 005, 

PW 440 

Synnes, Anne PW 535 

Szpak, Lareina PT 303 

Szyf, Moshe PF 316 

T 

Ta, Giang Ngan PW 023 

Taavoni, Simin PF 470 

Tabata, Yuumi PT 064 

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PH 083 

Tabor, Abby PF 051, PT 362 

Tacconelli, Stefania PW 386 

Taddio, Anna PF 492, PW 344, 

PW 535 

Taenzer, Paul PF 059, PT 419 

Tafuri, Emmanuele PF 158, 

PH 152, PW 078 

Tague, Grace PT 515 

Tahamtani, Silvia M. PH 065, 

PH 219 

Tahir, Ammar PT 264 

Tai, Lydia W. PF 238 

Taillefer, Marie-Christine 

PW 345 

Taira, Atuko PT 064 

Tajerian, Maral PF 243, PF 316 

Tajima, Minoru PT 046 

Takahashi, Ken PT 026 

Takahashi, Masanori PW 343 

Takahashi, Masayasu PF 272 

Takahashi, Mika PF 404 

Takahashi, Shigeru PF 486, 

PW 255 

Takahiro, Ushida PH 086 

Takai, Yukari PT 543 

Takakura, Nobuari PH 511 

Takano, Manami PH 129 

Takarada, Junko PT 374, 

PT 393 

Takasaki, Ichiro PW 203 

Takasusuki, Toshifumi PH 389, 

PW 267 

Takayama, Miho PH 511 

Takechi, Kenichi PH 366, 

PT 257 

Takechi, Mayumi PT 229 

Takeda, Junzo PH 129 

Takeda, Masako S. PW 203 

Takefumi, Ueno PH 086 

Takenaka, Motoyasu PW 300 

Takenami, Tamie PH 472 

Takenoshita, Miho PF 377 

Takeshi, Sasara PT 064 

Takita, Eiichi PW 343 

Taksic, Iva PW 014 

Tal, Michael PF 302 

Tallett, Susan PW 484 

Talmi, Deborah TW 66 

Tam Tam, Sunil PT 337 

Tamaddonfard, Esmaeal 

PH 400 

Tamai, Yutaka PW 371 

Tamba, Bogdan I. PT 446, 

PW 271 

Tambeli, Claudia PF 365, 

PT 345, PW 251, PW 263 

Tamburin, Stefano PT 340 

Tampin, Brigitte PH 066 

Tan, Chee-Wee PT 057 

Tan, Hug-Ling PH 071 

Tan, Kian Hian PF 417 

Tan, Ping-Heng PW 137 

Tan, Yong-Xiang PW 195 

Tana, Claudio PF 158, PH 152, 

PW 078 

Tanabe, Paula PW 540 

Tanabe, Tsutomu TW 12 

Tanada, Daisuke PH 453 

Tanaka, Moegi PH 034 

Tanaka, Takahiro PH 411 

Tang, Bin PH 352 

Tang, Hongtai PW 314 

Tang, Lu PW 314, PW 327 

Tang, Nicole K. Y. PT 494 

Tang, Tom PT 440 

Tanga, Flobert PT 236 

Tange, Ulla B. PF 014, PF 038 

Tani, Toshikazu PF 394, 

PH 460, PW 241 

Tankham, Wipaporn PT 127 

Tantanatewin, Wattana PW 306 

Tanzer, Michael PT 528, 

PW 072 

Tao, Pao-Luh PH 355 

Tao, Yuan-Xiang PH 390 

Tappe-Theodor, Anke PT 147 

Taraboanta, Ionut PW 271 

Targa, Marina PT 425 

Tarsitani, Gianfranco PF 471 

Tarzia, Giorgio PT 267 

Tasaki, Hiromitsu PF 510 

Tasbas, Ozgur PF 383 

Tasca, Carla I. PW 183 

Tashani, Osama A. PF 081, 

PH 348 

Tassakhon, Thitinat PH 210 

Tassorelli, Cristina PW 126 

Tate, S. N. PT 155, PT 171, 

PT 172 

Tate, Simon PH 247 

Tatsunori, Ikemoto PH 086 

Tavakkolizadeh, Moein PT 130 

Tavares, Isaura PH 288, 

PW 217 

Taverner, Tarnia PW 021 

Taylor, Anna M. W. PF 218 

Taylor, Bradley K. PH 359, 

PH 370 

Taylor, Chad PT 456 

Taylor, Julian PT 065 

Taylor, Margot J. PT 025 

Taylor, Mark B. PH 212 

Taylor, Rod S. PH 431 

Taylor, Stephanie D. PF 117 

Tayo, Bola PT 436 

Tazawa, Toshiharu PF 293, 

PH 279 

Tchachaghian, S. PH 278, 

PH 440, PW 175 

Tchivileva, Inna E. PW 084 

Teeyapan, Wilairak PT 127 

Tegeder, Irmgard PH 245, 

PT 147, PT 148, PT 154 

Tei, Randi M. H. PW 309 

Teixeira, Antonio Lucio PF 118 

Teixeira, Juliana M. PF 365, 

PW 251 

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AUTHORS

AUTHORS 

Teixeira, Manoel J. PF 007, 

PF 069, PF 127, PF 178, 

PF 181, PF 192, PF 197, 

PF 406, PF 407, PH 029, 

PH 062, PH 159, PH 172, 

PH 186, PH 275, PH 276, 

PH 280, PW 089, PW 094, 

PW 436, PW 456 

Teixeira, Nathalia Bernardes 

PW 287 

Teixeira-Machado, Lavinia 

PF 416 

Tejman-Yarden, Shai PW 537 

Tekieh, Elaheh PF 473, PF 494 

Tellier, Pierre-Paul PT 131 

Tenedieva, Valeria PW 531 

Tenenbaum, Howard C. PH 312 

Teo, Yee-Hong PW 351 

Teodorov, Elizabeth PW 153, 

PW 257 

Terada, Takahiro PW 380 

Terao, Yoshiaki PW 321, 

PW 348 

Terashima, Tetsuji PW 267 

Terkelsen, Astrid J. PT 104, 

TW 54 

Terman, Gregory W. PW 268 

Terse, Anita PT 153 

Tesarz, Jonas PW 190 

Teschemacher, Anja G. PW 172 

Tesfay, Fasil PH 114 

Tesfaye, Solomon PH 137 

Tesseroli de Siqueira, José 

Tadeu PF 189 

Tetreault, Pascal PH 365, 

PW 286 

Thabane, Lehana PF 130 

Thacker, M. PF 037, PF 136, 

PH 205, PT 090, PT 115, 

PT 362 

Thalody, George PT 214 

Thangaraju, Pugazhenthan 

PF 315 

Thanthulage, Subodha R. 

PT 066 

Thaung, Myint PF 508 

Theeuwes, Jan PT 466 

Theunissen, H. M. S. PW 056 

Thevanthiran, Naveenthiran 

PF 027 

Thevoz, Anne-Laure PH 013 

Thibault, Monique PH 207 

Thick, Michael PT 382, PW 109 

Thielke, Stephen PW 435 

Thieme, Kati PW 074 

Thienthong, Somboon PH 162, 

PH 210, PT 127, PW 306 

Thipphawong, John PT 452, 

PT 453 

Thodberg, Karen PT 221 

Thoma, Reinhard PH 218 

Thomas, Davis PF 319 

Thomas, Fiona PW 538 

Thomas, Nicky PW 490 

Thomas, Rik PF 128 

Thomaz Silva, Adriana S. PF 044 

Thombs, Brett D. PF 109 

Thomm, Monika PF 497 

Thompson, Scott J. PH 323, 

PH 402 

136 

Thomsen, Berit A. PW 325, 

PW 539 

Thomson, Wendy PH 491 

Thongmee, Sarinra PT 371 

Thorez, Delphine PF 077 

Thornell, Lars-Eric PW 125 

Thornton, Victoria L. PW 540 

Tiamson, Maria Elena B. PF 029 

Tian, Xuebi PF 259 

Tibboel, Dick PT 230 

Ticinovic Kurir, Tina PF 246 

Tiemann, Laura PH 304, PH 346 

Tillfors, Maria PT 495 

Tillu, Dipti V. PF 224, PH 249, 

PH 255, PH 468 

Timmerman, Hans PT 067 

Tinelli, Emanuele PH 104 

Ting, Li Ting PT 381 

Tinsley, Jennifer PH 452 

Tiong, Sheena Y. X. PH 393 

Tirnaksiz, Figen PH 481 

Titkov, Evgenij PH 297 

Titler, Marita PT 375 

Tiutan, Timothy PT 228 

Tiwari, Vinod PT 447 

Tjølsen, Arne PF 231, PW 195 

Tjiang, Gilbert PT 230 

Tkachuk, Gregg PW 451 

Tobias, Jeffrey PH 480 

Tochiki, Keri K. PW 154 

Toda, Katsuhiro PT 448 

Todd, A. J. PH 363, PH 393, 

PT 147, PT 154, TW 47 

Tola, Maria Rosaria PT 068 

Tollapi, Lara PW 463 

Toma, Juliana T. PF 406, PF 407 

Tomao, Silverio PT 232 

Tomaszewski, Miroslaw J. 

PT 454 

Tomenson, Barbara PF 126 

Tomé-Pires, Catarina PW 034 

Tomic, Maja A. PF 324, PF 325, 

PF 326 

Tomie, Hisashi PW 356 

Tominaga, Makoto PT 197 

Tominaga, Mitsutoshi PT 326 

Ton Thi-Bich, Hoai PF 216 

Toncheva, Antoaneta R. PW 541 

Tonello, Raquel PW 288 

Tonev, Dimitar G PW 541 

Tonkin, Lois PT 132 

Tonussi, Carlos Rogério PW 249 

Torchio, Nadia PW 370 

Torigoe, Kei PF 439 

Torrance, Nicola PF 120 

Torres, Calia A. PW 310 

Torres, Ferran PT 049, PW 317 

Torres, Karla E. PW 263 

Torres, Luís Miguel PF 105, 

PW 051 

Torres-Lagares, Daniel PW 330 

Torrini, Anna PF 164 

Torsney, Carole PT 277 

Torta, Diana M. E. PT 496 

Tortorici, Víctor PF 337 

Toth, Cory PT 412, PT 419 

Tóth Bagi, Zoltán PW 330 

Tölle, Thomas PH 137 

Touré, Babacar PF 173 

Tousignant, Michel PH 001 

Author Index 

�� 

PH 001, PW 493 

Tovilla-Zárate, Carlos PF 329 

Toyama, Satoshi PT 258 

Toyoda, Hajime PF 439 

Toyofuku, Akira PF 357, PF 377 

Tracey, Irene PH 298, PH 299, 

PH 311, PH 324, PH 326, 

PT 357, PW 311, TW 19, 

TW 23 

Tran, Phuong B. PW 245 

Tran, Susan PH 500 

Trang, Tuan PF 217, PH 364 

Trashin, Alexander V. PF 388, 

PF 419 

Traub, Richard J. PH 352 

Trauner, Dirk PT 321 

Traversa, Silvio PT 200 

Treede, Rolf D. PT 053, 

PT 183, PT 279, PT 295, 

PT 299, PT 313, PT 361, 

RC 06, TW 61 

Treillet, Erwan PT 403 

Treister, Roi PF 450, PT 134, 

PW 122, PW 415 

Trenel, Perinne PW 494 

Trevisan, Gabriela PH 386, 

PF 240, PT 215, PT 397, 

PW 240, PW 252, PW 288, 

PW 462 

Trevisani, Lorenzo PH 459 

Triñanes, Yolanda PW 101, 

PW 102 

Trinca, Jennifer J. PT 133 

Trippolini, Maurizio A. PT 010 

Tristão, Rosana M. PH 004, 

PH 017 

Trivilegio, Ruel G. PW 404 

Trobonjaca, Zlatko PF 344 

Trojan, Jörg PH 100, PH 105, 

PH 109, PH 110, PH 132 

Trok, Katarzyna PH 126 

Tromp, Anna Gomez PT 449 

Trompetter, Hester PT 488 

Troncy, Eric PF 298, PT 278 

Trost, Zina PF 532, PT 497, 

PT 532 

Trudeau, Jeremeiah J. PF 137, 

PF 138, PH 119, PH 120, 

PH 121, PH 122, PH 506 

Truini, Andrea PH 104 

Tsagareli, Merab G. PF 336, 

PT 194 

Tsao, Jennie C. I. PW 191 

Tse, Kai-Hei PF 220 

Tseng, Ming-Tsung PH 133 

Tseng, Wen-Yih PH 133 

Tsiklauri, Nana PF 336, PT 194 

�� PH 297 

Tsuboi, Yoshiyuki PF 354, 

PH 234 

Tsujishita, Morihiro PH 342 

Tsukamoto, Aya PF 439 

Tsunetoh, Takashi PH 453 

Tsuriel, Shlomo PT 312 

Tsuruda, Pamela R. PT 443 

Tsuzaki, Koichi PH 129 

Tu, Cheng-Hao PH 184, PH 185 

Tu, Dongsheng PF 015 

Tu, Frank F. PH 190, PH 191, 

PH 414 

Tucker, Kylie PH 092, PW 230 

Tudorancea, Ionut PT 446 

Tugnoli, Valeria PT 068 

Tuke, Jonathan PH 356 

Tumber, Paul S. PF 448 

Tun, Nyan PF 508 

Tuncay, Figen PF 383 

Tupper, Susan M. PH 068 

Turk, Dennis C. PF 066 

Turkan, Hulya PH 260 

Turkel, Catherine C. PF 425 

Türker, Kemal S PF 184 

Turkina, Maria PW 129 

Turley, Louise PW 476 

Turnbull, Barry PH 119, PH 120, 

PH 121, PH 122 

Turner, Dan PH 016 

Turner, James PT 417 

Turner, Judith A. PT 491, 

PW 435, TW 45 

Turnquist, Brian PF 302, 

PT 338 

Turra, Virginia PW 027 

Turroni, Cristina PH 466 

Tuttle, Alexander H. PT 259 

Tyagi, Pradeep R. PH 192 

Tyburski, Mark PF 001 

Tzabazis, Alexander Z. PH 454 

U 

Ubezio, Federica PW 130 

Üçeyler, Nurcan PT 012, TW 02 

Uchida, Kunitoshi PT 197 

Uchida, Shigenori PT 083 

Uchino, Hiroyuki PW 355 

Uddin, Zakir PT 084 

Ueceyler, Nurcan PH 099 

Ueda, Hiroshi PF 376, PF 438, 

TW 01 

Ueda, Kaname PF 374, PT 034, 

PW 359 

Ueda, Tomohiro TW 09 

Uematsu, Hironobu PH 310 

Ueno, Daniel S. I. PW 273 

Ugheoke, Asuwemhe J. PT 071 

Ugolini, Alessandro PH 051 

Ujhelyi, Judit PW 224 

Ulcickas Yood, Marianne PF 453 

Uldall, Maria S. PF 244 

Ulhoa, Carla PF 127 

Ulirsch, Jacob PW 121 

UlPH , Fiona PH 491 

Uludag, Murat PH 028 

Ulugol, Ahmet PT 269, PW 289 

Ulzhöfer, Bettina PT 154 

Umeoduagu, Chinonye C. 

PF 064 

Umezaki, Yojiro PF 377 

Umlas, Eloisa PH 078 

Ünal, Emine PH 502 

Unezaki, Sawako PF 264 

Ünver, Seher PH 502 

Uppan, Kanchana PH 473 

Ura, Somei PT 062 

�� 

Urban, Eve PH 069 

Uria-Avellanal, Cristina PH 326 

Urquhart, Andrew PW 110 

Usachev, Yuriy M. PT 158, 

PT 186 

Ushakova, Galina PF 208

Ushida, Takahiro PF 094, 

PF 296, PF 297, PF 320, 

PF 394, PF 487, PF 514, 

PH 342, PT 530, TW 15 

Usichenko, Taras PT 476 

Usmani, Azfer PH 217 

Usta, Taner PH 028 

Usuda, Miho PW 355 

Usui, Daiki PW 355 

Utreras, Elias PT 153 

Uzzell, Valerie PW 204 

V 

Vacca, Valentina PF 300 

Vaez Mahdavi, Mohammad 

Reza PH 362 

Vagner, Josef PH 249, PH 255 

Vahlberg, Tero PF 194 

Vaillancourt, Francois PH 375 

Vaishali, K. PF 036 

Vajiravelu, Vasanthan PH 071 

Valdés, Odalys PW 276 

Valdes, Ana M. TW 64 

Valencia, Carolina PH 170, 

PW 542 

Valentine, Joseph PW 260 

Valentini, E. PH 319, PH 334, 

PH 347 

Valeri, Beatriz O. PH 161, 

PH 163, PH 215 

Valiquette, Manon PH 375 

Valjakka, Anna PF 194 

Vallow, Susan PT 453 

Valovska, Assia PH 441 

Valstar, Michel PH 023 

Valverde Filho, João PW 436, 

PW 522 

van Amerongen, G. PT 309 

van Boekel, Rianne L. M. 

PW 024 

Van Buyten, Jean-Pierre PH 438 

Van Damme, Stefaan PT 466, 

PT 499, PT 523, PW 057, 

TW 66 

van den Berg, Tobias PF 057 

van den Beuken-van 

Everdingen, Marieke H. J. 

PT 404, PW 405 

van den Broeke, Emanuel N. 

PH 398 

Van den Bussche, Eva PT 498, 

PW 043 

van der Helm, Frans C. T. PT 048 

van der Sman, Ineke PH 510 

van der Veek, Shelley M. C. 

PH 498 

van der Windt, Danielle A. TW 17 

van Eerd, Maarten PT 051 

van Gerven, J. M. A. PT 309 

Van Ginneken, Berbke T. J. 

PW 536 

van Goor, Harry PH 398 

Van Gorp, S. PF 318 

van Hilten, Jacobus J. PF 031, 

PF 052, PT 106 

Van Hulle, Lore PW 057 

van Kleef, Maarten PF 152, 

PF 266, PH 436, PT 051, 

RC 07 

van Laarhoven, Antoinette I. M. 

PH 510 

van Litsenburg, Chantal PF 119 

van Nugteren, Janieke A. 

PW 437 

Van Oosterwijck, Jessica PT 044 

Van Oudenhove, Lukas PT 504 

van Rijn, Clementina M. PH 398 

Van Ryckeghem, Dimitri 

PH 070, PT 523 

van Velthoven, Cindy T. J. 

PW 212 

van Velzen, Marit H. N. PT 035 

Van Wambeke, Peter PT 462, 

PT 504 

van Wijck, Albert J. M. PW 365 

van Wijhe, Marten PW 444 

Van Wyk, Margaret PW 484 

Van Zundert, Jan RC 18 

Vanchakova, Nina PH 267 

Vancleef, Linda M. PT 469, 

PT 474 

Vanden Bulcke, Charlotte 

PT 499 

Vandenberg, Robert J. PH 270 

Vandenbroucke, Sophie PH 070 

Vandenheede, Michel PH 449 

VanDenKerkhof, Elizabeth 

PW 318 

Vanderschueren, Steven 

PW 454 

Vandersmissen, Bart PH 449 

Vanegas, Horacio PW 188, 

PW 192 

Vanetti, Thais Khouri PH 219 

Vangel, Mark PH 339 

Vanhove, Geertrui F. PF 428, 

PH 480 

Varani, Katia PT 425 

Vardeh, Daniel PF 309 

Varela, Fausto PW 260 

Vargas, Grisell PH 207 

Vargas, Maribel PW 295 

Vargas-Schaffer, Grisell 

PW 006, PW 438 

Varma, Sannidhya PH 139 

Varotto, Bruna Luiza Roim 

PF 181, PF 197 

Vasconcelos, Juliana M. A. 

PF 512, PF 513 

Vasconcelos, Nuno PF 334, 

PT 249 

Vase, Lene PF 133, PH 507, 

PH 511, PT 091, PT 510 

Vasquez, Enrique PH 372 

Vasquez, Janessy PF 345 

Vazquez, Enrique PW 188, 

PW 192 

Vazquez Salgueiro, Eduardo 

PF 016 

Vega, Rosario PW 279 

Vega-Avelaira, David PH 381 

Veitl, Susan PW 003 

Vela, José Miguel PF 226, 

PH 421 

Velasco, Lilian PT 461, PW 508 

Veldhuijzen, Dieuwke S. PW 365 

Veldhuijzen, Judy S. PH 146 

Venâncio, Roberta C. PW 496 

Vennart, William PF 136, 

PF 342 

Ventzel, Lise PH 134 

Author Index 

Vera-Portocarrero, Louis P. 

PH 455 

Verbunt, Jeanine A. PF 524, 

PH 116, PT 522 

Vercelino, Rafael PH 487 

Vercellino, Giuseppe F. PW 159 

Verdi, Javad PF 424 

Vergnolle, Nathalie PH 225, 

PT 260, TW 46 

Verhagen, Stans PT 067 

Verlooy, Joris PH 489 

Verma, Vimla PW 361 

Vernalha, Patricia M. PT 519 

Verra, Martin L. PF 043, PT 544, 

PW 065 

Verri, Waldiceu A. PW 207, 

PW 225 

Verri Jr., Wladiceu A. PT 140 

Verrier, Annie PW 494 

Versage, Eve PT 440 

Versloot, Judith PW 344 

Vervoort, Tine PH 489, PT 532, 

PT 539, TW 67 

Vesterinen, Hanna PF 055 

Veyckemans, Francis TW 68 

Viagbo, Alexia PT 471 

Viana, Joana U. PH 169 

Vianna, Carmen I. A. PT 519 

Vianna, Lucy Gomes PW 001 

Vicens, Jimena PF 124 

Vicenzino, Bill PF 129, PH 096, 

PW 230 

Victor, J. Charles PW 345 

Vidal, Edison I. O. PT 028, 

PW 296 

Videla, Sebastian PT 049, 

PW 317 

Vidotti, Eduardo PF 407 

Viegas, Ricardo PW 052 

Vieira, Érica B M PT 069, 

PW 543 

Vieira, Andre S. PW 263 

Vieira, Artur PF 328 

Vieira, Cláudia Margarida 

Pereira PF 122 

Vieira, Joaquim E. PW 441 

Vieta, Cristina PW 367 

Vigen, Ellen C. PF 046 

Viguier, Florent PF 283, PH 391 

Viisanen, Hanna PT 261 

Vilanova, Gabriele C PH 488, 

PH 497, PH 499 

Vilaplana, Josep PT 049 

Vilar, Bruno PH 261 

Villanueva, Luis PF 364, TW 11 

Villar, Marcelo J. PH 374 

Villarreal, Cristiane F. PF 251, 

PF 499 

Villeneuve, Edith PF 141, 

PH 490, PW 334, PW 535 

Vincent, Peggy PF 209 

Vincenzi, Fabrizio PT 425 

Violin, Jonathan D. PT 450 

Vipulakorn, Kitiwan PH 162 

Virley, David PF 274 

Virmond, Marcos C.L. PT 062 

Viscusi, Eugene PW 335 

Visschedijk, Mariëlle A. J. 

PW 536 

Visscher, Corine M. PF 196 

Vissers, Kris PH 431, PT 067, 

PW 024 

Viswanath, Veena PH 229 

Vitton, Olivier PW 088 

Vivegananthan, Bhairavi 

PW 526 

Viveros, María-Paz PF 230 

Vizcaíno, Yolanda PT 468, 

PW 040 

Vlaeyen, J.. PT 469, PT 498, 

PT 535, PT 474, PW 043, 

RC 04, TW 27 

Vo, Lechi PW 163 

Vocelka, Milan PH 107, PH 124, 

PH 135 

Vodo, Stella PH 349 

Voerman, Jessica S. PF 121 

Vogt, Daniel PW 488 

Vogt, Johannes PW 190 

Voisin, Daniel PF 204, PF 209, 

TW 04 

Volkmann, Anna-Maria PW 106 

Vollenbroek-Hutten, Miriam 

PH 097, PT 488 

von Heideken Wågert, Petra 

PF 505 

Von Korff, Michael PW 424, 

PW 435, TW 17 

Vrba, Ivan PT 451 

Vrdoljak, Luka PF 246 

Vroon, Anne PW 212 

Vuckovic, Aleksandra PW 544 

Vuckovic, Sonja M. PT 251, 

PW 290 

Vuilleumier, Pascal PF 427, 

PT 070 

Vujovic, Aleksandar M. PT 251, 

PW 290 

Vulfsons, Simon I. PT 134 

W 

Wacnik, Paul PH 435, PH 442, 

PH 455 

Wada, Yoshio PF 439 

Wadell, Cecilia PF 076, PF 084 

Wadley, Antonia PT 088, 

PW 200 

Wadley, Antonia L. PW 117, 

PW 123 

Wafford, Keith A. PF 322 

Wager, Tor D. TW 26 

Wagner, Monica A. PH 281 

Wagner, Till PH 136 

Wahab, Kolawole W. PT 071 

Waheed, Arfat PT 533 

Waikakul, Waraporn PW 402 

Waisman, Gabriel D. PF 124 

Wajima, Koichi PW 151 

Wakasaki, Rumie PF 481 

Walco, Gary A. PW 302 

Walczak, Jean-Sebastien 

PH 425 

Waldemar, Gunhild PH 167 

Walitt, Brian T. PT 205 

Walker, Cristiani Isabel 

Bandero PW 288 

Walker, Scott PH 092 

Walker, Suellen M. TW 68 

Wallace, Laura E. PF 453 

Wallace, Margaret R. PF 131, 

PH 142 

137 

AUTHORS

AUTHORS 

Wallace, Mark PW 407, PW 408 

Wallace, Mark S. PF 428 

Wallace, Ross D. PT 415, 

PT 449 

Wallach, Gaby PW 528 

Walls, C. PT 155 

Walsh, David A. PF 233, 

PT 208, PW 248 

Walsh, JosePH A. D. PT 500 

Walther, Thomas PW 285 

Walton, David PH 048, PW 059 

Walz, Andrea D. PT 476 

Wan Yusuf, Wan Nazirah 

PW 210 

Wancewicz, Edward PT 430 

Wand, Benedict M. PT 103, 

PT 303 

Wandner, Laura D. PW 310 

Wang, Chao PW 229 

Wang, Chau-Zen PF 236 

Wang, Chew Yin PH 071 

Wang, Dongmei PH 250 

Wang, Feng PH 397 

Wang, FuZhou PT 246 

Wang, Guangyi PW 314 

Wang, Haili PF 034 

Wang, Hao PT 452, PT 453 

Wang, Hongjun PW 537 

Wang, Hua PF 355 

Wang, Hui PH 317, PH 344, 

PT 297 

Wang, Huijing PW 212 

Wang, Jane PF 492 

Wang, Jing PT 366 

Wang, Kelun PH 047, PH 328, 

PT 072, PW 184 

Wang, Rui PT 154 

Wang, Song PF 520 

Wang, Wei PH 390 

Wang, Weiya PF 341 

Wang, Wen-Ting PT 332 

Wang, Xiao-Min PW 142, 

PW 155 

Wang, Xidao PT 162, PW 127 

Wang, Xiu-Chao PT 332 

Wang, Yan-Hsiung PF 236 

Wang, Yan-Qing PH 232 

Wang, Ying-Chih PT 009 

Wang, Yun PH 264 

Wang, Zaijie Jim PH 143, 

PT 141 

Wang, Zaijie JIm PF 259 

Wanigasekera, Vishvarani 

PH 311, PW 311 

Wänman, Anders PF 097, 

PF 104, PF 162, PF 348 

Ward, Cynthia M. PW 545 

Ward, Hannah PH 322 

Ward, Karl PH 298 

Ware, Mark PF 009, PF 022, 

PF 099, PT 131, PT 413, 

TW 13 

Warnaby, Catherine E. PH 178, 

PH 298 

Warnick, Meredith PW 485 

Warnock, Fay PW 535 

Warr, David PT 092 

Warrington, Steve PT 436 

Wartolowska, Karolina PH 324 

138 

Wasan, Ajay PH 305, PH 308, 

PH 339, PH 441, PW 439, 

PW 485 

Wasner, Gunnar PH 052, 

PW 090, PW 112 

Watanabe, Akihisa PH 342 

Watanabe, Mariko PF 486, 

PW 255 

Watanabe, Mineo PW 209 

Watanabe, Motoko PF 377 

Watanabe, Nobuhiro PT 368 

Watanabe, Yasuharu PT 026 

Waters, C. PW 516 

Waters, C. R. G. PW 312 

Waters, Chris PW 303 

Watfeh, Rami PT 078 

Watkins, Linda R. PT 198 

Watkins, Roger H. PT 349 

Watson, Alison PH 505, 

PW 176 

Watson, Douglas PF 117 

Watson, Paul PF 103, PH 023, 

TW 39 

Wattiez, Anne-Sophie PW 501 

Watts, Mary Paul PF 420 

Watt-Watson, Judy PW 345 

Wawrzyniak, Kelly PH 506 

Waxman, Stephen G. PT 348 

Waygood, Carla PW 403 

Weary, Daniel M. PH 201 

Webber, Katherine PF 045 

Webber, Sandra PF 054 

Weber, Christoph PW 050 

Weber, Erika PW 528 

Weber, Peter G. PW 197 

Webster, Lynn PT 407, PW 401, 

PW 407, PW 408 

Webster, Rob PT 416 

Wegener, Gregers PF 229 

Wei, Feng PF 271, PW 193, 

PW 209 

Wei, Hong PH 401, PT 245, 

PT 261, PT 262 

Wei, Ling PT 212 

Wei, Pengfei PH 344 

Wei, Xiaomei PT 160 

Weinberg, Erica L. PH 221 

Weinkauf, Benjamin PT 307, 

PT 310 

Weinrib, Aliza PT 506 

Weir, Phil PT 385 

Weisbrod, Daniel PW 433 

Weisman, Steven J. PH 500 

Weiss, Karen E. PH 501 

Weiss, Thomas PH 093, PT 055 

Weissbrod, Daniel PF 124 

Weisshaar, Christine PW 254 

Weissman-Fogel, Irit 

PH 301, PH 312, PH 314, 

PT 351, PW 173, PW 194 

Weizman, Avi PT 434 

Wejbora, Mischa PF 373 

Welbie, Marlies PT 011 

Welcher, Andrew A. PF 163 

Wellman, Paul J. PW 269 

Wells, Athol U. PT 382 

Wells, Caroline PT 516 

Wells, Jenny PW 344 

Wells, Karen E. PF 453 

Wells, Michelle PH 452 

Wells, Yvonne PW 041 

Author Index 

Wen, Yeong-Ray PF 418 

Weng, Han-Rong PH 268 

Wentzel, Anna-Pia PF 435 

Werhagen, Lars PH 126 

Werland, Fiona PT 338 

Werner, Mads U. PF 148, 

PH 167, PT 288, PW 349 

Werner, Maria Fernanda P. 

PF 321 

Wesemann, Katharina PH 141 

Wessberg, Johan PW 166 

Wesselmann, Ursula PT 195 

West, C. PT 417, PT 418 

West, Claudia PT 087, PT 096, 

PT 097 

Westendorp, Tessa PF 524 

Westerdale, Neil PW 490 

Westergren, Hans PF 058 

Westerink, Ben H. PW 217 

Westerlund, Anna PF 202 

Westhead, Michele PT 115 

Weyl, Elizabeth E. PF 039 

Whelan, Patrick J. PT 281 

White, Ann PW 540 

White, Meghan PH 493, PW 484 

Whitehead, Dean PW 471 

Whiting, Paul PW 139 

Whitley, Jennifer PH 443 

Whitt, Jessica L. PH 405 

Whittenburg, Krystal PW 260 

Whittle, Terry PF 180, PW 253 

Wiatr, Maciej PW 337 

Wicksell, Rikard PT 467 

Wideman, Timothy H. PF 048 

Wiech, Katja PH 299, PH 336, 

TW 26 

Wiedemann, Johannes PW 528 

Wiemer, Sabine PF 033, PT 073 

Wiertelak, Eric P. PT 263 

Wiesenfeld-Hallin, Zsuzsanna 

PT 507, PT 508, PW 250 

Wieser, Matthias J. PH 318 

Wiesinger, Birgitta PF 348 

Wieskopf , Jeffrey S. PW 204 

Wiffen, Philip J. PF 053 

Wig, Jyotsna PW 358 

Wilcox, George L. PH 258 

Wilcox, Sophie L. PF 366 

Wild, Kenneth D. PF 163 

Wildberger, Joachim PT 051 

Wilde, Rebecca PW 303 

Wilder-Smith, Clive H. PH 325, 

PH 426 

Wilder-Smith, Oliver H. G. 

PH 398 

Wildgaard, Kim PT 085, PT 288 

Wilhelm, Stefan PH 137 

Wilkie, Diana E. PF 259 

Wilkie, Diana J. PH 143 

Wilkie, Ross PF 102, PF 123, 

PT 494 

Will, Robert PW 070, PW 073 

Willan, Andrew PW 535 

Willburger, Roland PT 470 

Willemen, Hanneke L. D. 

PW 212, PF 219 

Williams, Amanda C. PF 479, 

PF 523, PH 058, PT 501, 

RC 04, TW 67 

Williams, David PH 173 

Williams, David A. PH 149, 

PW 099, PW 110 

Williams, Gary PF 163 

Williams, Gemma R. PH 326 

Williams, Glyn PW 313 

Williams, Hannah PH 212 

Williams, John P. PW 526 

Williams, Josceline PT 115 

Williams, Samantha PT 432 

Williams, Steve PF 037 

Williams, Steven PW 011 

Williams, Steven C. R. PF 136, 

PW 074, PW 088 

Williamson, Nick PH 486 

Wilson, Alex PF 260, PF 261 

Wilson, Donna PH 174 

Wilson, Elizabeth PF 392 

Wilson, Frederick J. PF 342 

Wilson, Julie M. PT 438 

Wilson, Keith G. PW 491 

Wilson, Steven P. PW 217 

Win, Than PF 508 

Winaga, Handriadi PF 320 

Wincent, Anders PH 471 

Winchester, Wendy J. PH 415 

Winkelmann, Andreas PW 528 

Winkelstein, Beth A. PW 254, 

TW 35 

Winkle, Peter PW 308 

Winkler, Jim TW 50 

Winter, Helen PW 471 

Winter, Michelle K. PH 370 

Winter, York PF 207 

Winterpacht, Andreas PW 197 

Winther Bach, Flemming PF 426 

Wise, Helen PF 220 

Witte, Hanna PW 459 

Wittig, Annika PW 050 

Wittig, Ilka PW 132 

Wittink, Harriet PT 011 

Wittman, Lutz PW 053 

Witty, D. R. PH 247, PT 171 

Witzel, Christian PF 207 

Woda, Alain PF 502 

Wodarski, Rachel PF 322 

Wodehouse, Theresa PF 128 

Wolf, Christoph PT 178 

Wolf-Johnston, Amanda S. 

PH 192, PH 243 

Wolf-Ostermann, Karin PH 165 

Wollberg, Patrik PT 307 

Woller, Sarah A. PW 269 

Won Uk, Koh PW 375 

Wong, John On-Nin PF 420 

Wong, Kiat W PF 041 

Wong, Reuben PH 325, PH 426 

Wong, Wei Jie PF 260, PF 261 

Wong, Wing S. PT 524 

Wongsawadiwat, Malinee 

PH 162 

Wongswadiwat, Malinee PH 210 

Woo, Sang Woo PW 026 

Woo Jong, Choi PW 375 

Wood, John N. PT 348 

Wood, Kristi PF 295 

Wood, Wood PT 334 

Woodhams, Stephen G. PF 233 

Woodhouse, Linda J. PH 101 

Woodruff, Trent M. PW 285 

Woods, Nikki PT 126 

Woodward, April D. PF 126

Woodworth, James PT 440 

Woolf, Clifford PF 309, PT 192, 

PT 328, PW 071, TW 60 

Wooten, Matthew PF 302 

Worch, Andreas PH 165 

Wordliczek, Jerzy PH 106, 

PT 405 

Wordsworth, Paul B. PH 324 

Woron, Jaroslaw PT 405 

Wrabetz, Lawrence PH 252 

Wranicz, Piotr PW 025 

Wranker, Lena Sandin PF 526 

Wright, Anthony PW 070, 

PW 073 

Wright, Helen PF 228 

Wright, Seth W. PW 047 

Wright, Stephen PF 137 

Wright, Thomas W. PF 131, 

PH 170, PW 542 

Wrigley, Paul J. PH 303 

Wrobel, Nathalie PT 311, 

PW 168 

Wu, Chih-Cheng PF 091 

Wu, Hsuan-Chen PH 185 

Wu, Qi PH 094 

Wu, Samuel S. PF 131, PW 542 

Wu, Tianxia PW 142 

Wu, Wan-Chuan PH 355 

Wu, Yichen PH 226 

Wu, Yusang PT 048 

Wulff, Ines PH 165 

Wunderbaldinger, Gabriele 

PH 376 

Wyse, Bruce D. PF 291, PW 285 

X 

Xanthos, Dimitris PT 264 

Xavier, Carlos Henrique 

Xavier PW 189 

Xavier, Tatiana Vaz Horta 

PF 387 

Xiao, Lizu PH 269 

Xiao, Weibo PH 317 

Xie, Jennifer PT 239 

Xie, Qiu Fei PF 311 

Xie, Rou-Gang PT 147, PT 332 

Xie, Weijiao PH 317 

Xie, Wenrui PW 227 

Xie, Yanhua PT 315 

Xing, Jun-Ling PT 332 

Xu, Cen PF 163 

Xu, Damo PW 225 

Xu, Hui PT 332 

Xu, Li PW 124 

Xu, Luting PW 248 

Xu, Mei PT 286 

Xu, Qian PT 406 

Xu, Qinghao PW 267 

Xu, Wen PH 229 

Xu, Xiaojun PT 507, PT 508 

Y 

Yabuki, Shoji PF 125 

Yagi, Junichi PT 350 

Yajima, Hiroyoshi PH 511 

Yakhno, Nikolay N. PH 291 

Yaksh, Tony L. PH 389, 

PT 432, PW 267 

Yamada, Janet PH 158, 

PW 324, PW 535 

Yamada, Léia Alessandra 

Pinto PH 219 

Yamada, Makiko Hardy PH 392 

Yamada, Yoshitsugu PF 372, 

PH 262, PT 493 

Yamada, Yuji PF 514 

Yamaguchi, Keisuke PW 422 

Yamaguchi, Shigeki PH 389, 

PW 267 

Yamaguchi, Takeshi PF 258, 

PH 417 

Yamamoto, Keiko PF 049 

Yamamoto, Priscila A. PF 407 

Yamamoto, Ricardo Y. PF 407 

Yamamoto, Takamitsu PF 452 

Yamamoto-Mitani, Noriko 

PT 543 

Yamanishi, Yuichiro PT 083 

Yamasaki, Kyoko PW 371 

Yamashiro, Koji PH 148 

Yamashita, Akira PW 151 

Yamashita, Dennis PT 450 

Yamazaki, Hajime PT 388 

Yamazaki, Mitsuaki PF 265 

Yan, Xisheng PH 268 

Yan, Yang PT 381 

Yanagawa, Yuchio PH 392 

Yang, Cao PH 426 

Yang, Cheng PF 259 

Yang, Fei PH 435 

Yang, Lan PW 195 

Yang, Qunying PT 023 

Yang, Ruoyong PT 402 

Yang, Yang PT 348 

Yang, Yochan PH 088 

Yano, Kenji PF 292 

Yao, Yao PH 228 

Yap, Antonio Nemesio B. PF 029 

Yap, Huey S. PF 263 

Yarnitsky, David PF 188, 

PH 112, PH 314, PW 111, 

PW 173, PW 194, TW 32 

Yasaka, Toshiharu PH 393 

Yashpal, Kiran PH 209 

Yaster, Myron PH 390 

Yatani, Hirofumi PT 027 

Yatsugi, Sachiko K. PF 272 

Yazbeck, Patricia PF 379 

Yazdanpanah, Hamed PT 265 

Ye, Fang PW 392 

Ye, Xiang PH 397 

Ye, Yi PT 100, PT 101 

Yeephu, Suwimon PF 378, 

PT 063 

Yeghiazaryan, Magda PF 370 

Yegin, Zeynep PW 006 

Yeh, Tzu-Chen PH 184 

Yen, Chen-Tung PF 418 

Yenesew, Abiy PT 226 

Yeng, Lin T. PF 178 

Yeng, Lin Tchia PF 127, 

PH 186, PW 061, PW 456 

Yeoh, Lee Choo PF 454 

Yeomans, David PH 454, 

PT 165 

Yeomans, David C. PH 327, 

PT 432, PW 381 

Yesilyurt, Ozgur PT 269 

Yeung, Eman PF 492 

Yévenes, Gonzalo E. PT 163 

Yi, Shuang-Qin PF 258, PH 417 

Author Index 

Yiangou, Yiangos PH 246 

Yildirim, Meltem PH 072, 

PH 182, PH 502 

Yilmaz, Pinar PH 109, 

PH 110, PW 074 

Yimyaem, Panaratana R. 

PH 210, PH 473 

Yimyam, Panaratana 

Ratanasuwan PH 162 

Yip, Ping Kumar PT 282 

Yokomizo, Takehiko PH 262 

Yokota, Miyuki PT 374, PT 393 

Yonekawa, Nancy Shizukka 

PW 456 

Yongsanguanchai, Nutcha 

PF 255 

Yoo, Ji Hyun PH 476 

Yoon, Young W. PT 319, 

PW 231 

Yoshida, Kumiko PF 116 

Yoshida, Toshiyuki PH 148 

Yoshida, Yoshihiro PW 214 

Yoshikawa, Masahiro PT 493 

Yoshikawa, Masanobu PF 486, 

PW 255 

Yoshikawa, Shumei PT 083 

Yoshikawa, Tatsuya PF 377 

Yoshimoto, Takahiko PF 514 

Yoshimoto, Yuko PH 034 

Yoshimura, Megumu PT 196 

Yoshino, Takaaki PW 214 

Yosry, Mohammad PH 474 

You, Hao-Jun PW 179, PW 195 

Young, Erin E. PW 205 

Yu, Jianqiang PW 314, PW 327 

Yu, Peter Y. PH 191, PH 414 

Yu, Steven PF 163 

Yu, Xiao Hong PH 409, PT 454 

Yu, Xuerong PW 124 

Yuan, Yuan PH 344 

Yücel, Aysen PW 450 

Yue, Shou-Wei PW 229 

Yun, Dong Joo PT 074 

Yunaiyama, Yoko PW 355 

Yurianto, Henry PF 320 

Z 

Zabarovski, Vitali K. PT 015 

Zaccariello, Michael PH 501 

Zachariae, Robert PH 511, 

PT 510 

Zadina, James E. PW 261, 

PW 261, PW 261, PW 261 

Zador, Ferenc PF 305 

Zago, Stefano PT 031 

Zagorulko, Oleg PF 343, 

PW 473, PW 500, PW 521 

Zaharenko, André J. PT 161 

Zahn, Peter Kumar PH 361, 

PT 285, PT 299 

Zakka, Telma PF 127, PH 172, 

PH 186 

Zakrzewska, Joanna M. PH 073, 

PT 005, TW 43 

Zaky, Amira Zaky Hassan 

PW 196 

Zamanillo, Daniel PF 226, 

PH 421 

Zambelli, Vanessa O. PW 226, 

PW 270 

Zambelli, Vanessa Olzon 

PF 254, PT 410 

Zanatta, Paolo PF 008, PF 151 

Zanette, Giampietro PT 340 

Zanotta, Guillermo PT 079 

Zaparolli, Andressa PT 274 

Zarauskaite, Rita PW 010 

Zaringhalam, Jalal PF 213, 

PF 473, PF 494, PW 315 

Zaringhalam Moghadam, Jalal 

PH 382 

Zarpelon, Ana C. PW 207, 

PW 225 

Zaslansky, Ruth PF 003, 

PF 006, PF 480, PW 009, 

PW 357 

Zaslawski, Christopher PF 056 

Zavala, Kathryn PT 191 

Zehrmann, Julia PT 290 

Zeidan, Fadel PH 301, PH 307, 

PT 502 

Zeilhofer, Hanns U. PF 427, 

PT 163, TW 04 

Zekry, Olly PF 423 

Zelaya, Fernando PF 136 

Zeller, Daniel PT 012 

Zeltzer, Lonnie K. PW 191 

Zeppetella, Giovambattista 

PF 045, PF 080 

Zerbi, Silvia PW 275 

Zernikow, Boris PH 074 

Zhang, Deren PH 269 

Zhang, Dong Dong PH 257, 

PT 192 

Zhang, Guohua PH 412, 

PH 427 

Zhang, Ji PF 278, PF 279, 

PH 226, PH 230 

Zhang, Jian PF 430 

Zhang, Jianhua PF 163 

Zhang, Jie PH 394, PT 162 

Zhang, Jun-Ming PW 227 

Zhang, Lan PW 156, PW 307 

Zhang, Richard PF 032 

Zhang, Rui PT 297 

Zhang, Wenbo PF 217 

Zhang, Wenhua PH 250 

Zhang, Xiao-Meng PT 406 

Zhang, Yan PW 181 

Zhang, Yue PF 464, PH 154 

Zhang, Yuqing PW 071 

Zhang, Yuqiu PT 169 

Zhang, Yu-Qiu PF 201, PT 406, 

PW 181 

Zhang, Zhenyu PH 249, PH 255 

Zhang, Zhiguo PH 335 

Zhang, Zhiping PH 115 

Zhang, Zizhen PT 159 

Zhao, Chen PH 347 

Zhao, Fei-Yue PH 425, PT 266 

Zhao, Jijun PW 314, PW 327 

Zhao, Jun PH 085 

Zhao, Meng PT 187 

Zhao, Ye PH 154 

Zhao, Yueqin PF 453 

Zhao, Zhiqi PT 169 

Zhao, Zhi-Qi PF 201, PT 406 

Zharsky, Maxim PH 372 

Zheng, Hua PH 361 

Zherdin, Andrew PH 346 

Zhidkov, Igor PW 473 

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AUTHORS

AUTHORS 

Zhong, Chengmin PF 268, 

PT 236 

Zhou, Chun-Yi PT 322 

Zhou, Lingjun PW 327 

Zhou, Shengtai PT 336 

Zhou, Wanfang PW 314 

Zhou, Xin-Fu PT 337 

Zhou, Yiming PT 197 

Zhu, Dawn X. D. PF 163, 

PF 341 

Zhu, Lei PF 163 

Zhuang, Yu PH 269 

Zhuo, Min TW 16 

Zicha, Stephen PH 138 

Ziesenitz, Victoria C. PW 409 

Zigeuner, Richard PF 373 

Zimmerman, Miriam B. PW 512 

Zimmermann, Camilla PT 092 

Zin, Che Suraya PF 498 

Zlobina, Natalija PT 059 

Zoëga, Sigridur PT 135 

Zolnoun, Denniz PF 175, 

PH 174, PH 175, PH 187, 

PH 188 

Zook, Christopher M. PW 004 

Zou, Jianyong PW 383 

Zou, Shiping PW 193, PW 209 

Zubieta, Jon K. PF 165, PH 108 

Zwakhalen, Sandra PF 483, 

PH 018 

Zwanziger, Denise PW 284 

Zychowska, Magdalena PF 305, 

PH 395 

Zygmunt, Peter M. PF 330, 

PF 332 

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Exhibitors and 

Sponsors Catalog 

141 

EXHIBITORS

EXHIBITORS 

COMPANY NAME BOOTH # 

15th World Congress on Pain ..................................... 631 

15th World Congress on Pain Sponsor and Exhibitor 

Sales........................................................................... 632 

5th Association of South-East Asian Pain Societies 

Conference (ASEAPS 2013) ...................................... 724 

Alan Edwards Centre for Research on Pain (McGill 

University) ................................................................... 726 

Algos Preclinical Services, Inc.................................... 544 

Algotec Research & Development Limited ................. 852 

Allergan, Inc................................................................ 950 

Association québécoise de la douleur 

chronique (AQDC) ...................................................... 725 

ASTELLAS PHARMA EUROPE LTD ........................ 960 

BIOSEB ...................................................................... 470 

BK Medical ................................................................. 581 

BOSTON SCIENTIFIC ............................................... 750 

Canadian Consortium for the Investigation of 

Cannabinoids (CCIC) ................................................. 623 

cerbomed GmbH ........................................................ 842 

Cosman Medical ......................................................... 663 

Eli Lilly and Company ............................................... 1060 

ELSEVIER .................................................................. 625 

EPG Online................................................................. 933 

Equip Medikey ............................................................ 843 

Eurocept International ................................................ 440 

European Federation of International Association 

for the Study of Pain Chapters (EFIC) ........................ 520 

European Headache Federation (EHF) ...................... 622 

Fondazione ISAL ........................................................ 722 

Group Health Research Institute ................................ 460 

Grünenthal ........................................................... 760/780 

IBSA Institut Biochimique SA .................................... 1041 

IITC Inc./Life Science ................................................. 846 

Informational Materials ............................................... 624 

International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) 633 

International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) 

Chapters ..................................................................... 630 

International Headache Society.................................. 621 

International Neuromodulation Society (INS) ............. 521 

International Pain Education Program ........................ 620 

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Internet Cafés 

Sponsored by Allergan, Inc. .................................... 946 

Astellas Pharma Europe Ltd. ............ 961 

IASP ................................................. 331 

IASP ................................................. 680 

John C. Liebeskind History of Pain Collection, UCLA 720 

Journal of Opioid Management .................................. 721 

Kimberly-Clark Health Care ........................................ 543 

Linde AG, Linde Healthcare...................................... 1040 

Maccine Pte Ltd. ......................................................... 831 

Medoc ......................................................................... 841 

Medtronic International Trading Sàrl........................... 660 

Merck & Co., Inc. ........................................................ 530 

METRIS B.V. .............................................................. 475 

Molteni Farmaceutici .................................................. 981 

MRT S.r.l. .................................................................... 433 

Mundipharma International Limited ............................ 860 

Mundipharma Pte Ltd ................................................. 940 

NEURIMPULSE.......................................................... 932 

NeuroTherm, Inc......................................................... 840 

Nevro Corp. ................................................................ 580 

Pain Concern/Australian Pain Management 

Association ................................................................. 723 

Pfizer Ltd ......................................................... 1080/1081 

Philips Respironics ..................................................... 730 

POLICARE – DIROS TECHNOLOGY ........................ 435 

Premier Research....................................................... 673 

ProStrakan.................................................................. 442 

Purdue Pharma (Canada) .......................................... 560 

Saretius ...................................................................... 582 

schwa-medico GmbH ................................................. 465 

Somedic AB ................................................................ 832 

Spinal Simplicity ......................................................... 980 

St Jude Medical .......................................................... 850 

Stoelting Co. ............................................................... 590 

STX-Med ................................................................... 970 

UGO BASILE .............................................................. 752 

Wiley-Blackwell ........................................................... 523 

Wisepress Medical Bookshop .................................... 830 

ZONARE Medical Systems, Inc. ................................ 550

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EXHIBITORS 

15TH WORLD CONGRESS ON PAIN STAND: 631 

Beautiful Buenos Aires, Argentina, is the location for IASP’s 

15th World Congress on Pain. Mark your calendars now 

for October 7-11, 2014! 

www.iasp-pain.org/BuenosAires 

15TH WORLD CONGRESS ON PAIN SPONSOR AND 

EXHIBITOR SALES STAND: 632 

The best places sell out fast, so sign up now to be part of 

the 15th World Congress on Pain in Buenos Aires. Pick 

up a copy of the 2014 Exhibitor and Sponsor Prospectus 

and secure your company’s presence at IASP’s upcoming 

World Congress on Pain. 


5TH ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH-EAST ASIAN PAIN 

SOCIETIES CONFERENCE (ASEAPS 2013) 

STAND: 724 

ASEAPS 2013 will be held from April 28 to May 5, 2013 

in Singapore. It offers an excellent scientific program 

featuring internationally renowned speakers and experts 

in pain management. ASEAPS 2013 also includes a fourday 

IASP Pain Management Camp (April 28 – May 2), an 

Interventional Pain Cadaveric Workshop on May 1, and a 

Pain Refresher Course on May 2. 

www.aseaps2012.org 

ALAN EDWARDS CENTRE FOR RESEARCH ON PAIN 

(MCGILL UNIVERSITY) STAND: 726 

The AECRP brings together basic and clinical researchers 

from McGill University to promote research that will 

result in cures for chronic pain. Through activities and 

international collaborations, the AECRP focuses on new 

discoveries and their clinical applications that will improve 

the prevention and treatment of chronic pain. 

http://painresearchcenter.mcgill.ca/ 

ALGOS PRECLINICAL SERVICES, INC. STAND: 544 

Company Profile: Algos is a premier Contract Research 

Organization (CRO), specializing in preclinical pain in 

rodent models. We perform Proof-of-Concept, Screening 

and Efficacy studies in a wide range of in vivo models, 

including neuropathic, inflammatory, post-surgical, bone/ 

joint and visceral pain. 

www.algosinc.com 

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ALGOTEC RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT LIMITED 

STAND: 852 

Algotec Research & Development is an ISO13485 

company engaged in the development, manufacturing 

and distribution of neurostimulation devices worldwide. 

Our mission is to improve the quality of patient care 

through investment in innovative technologies which 

manage chronic pain with superior patient outcomes. 

www.algotec-ltd.com 

ALLERGAN, INC. STAND: 950 

SYMPOSIUM SPONSOR 

SPONSOR OF INTERNET CAFÉ AT STAND 946 

Allergan, Inc., with headquarters in Irvine, California, is a 

global specialty pharmaceutical company that develops 

and commercializes innovative products for the eye care, 

neuromodulator, skin care and other specialty markets. 

In addition to its discovery-to-development research 

programs, Allergan has global marketing and sales 

capabilities in over 100 countries that deliver value to our 

customers, satisfy unmet medical needs and improve 

people's lives. 

www.allergan.com 

ARCHIMEDES PHARMA LTD. SPONSOR 

ASSOCIATION QUÉBÉCOISE DE LA DOULEUR 

CHRONIQUE (AQDC) STAND: 725 

The AQDC is a patient association with more than 5,000 

members in the province of Quebec, Canada. 

www.douleurchronique.org 

www.chronicpainquebec.org 

ASTELLAS PHARMA EUROPE LTD STAND: 960 


SPONSOR OF INTERNET CAFÉ AT STAND 961 

As a young and forward thinking company with a rich 

heritage, Astellas is dedicated to improving peoples’ 

lives through the introduction of innovative and reliable 

pharmaceutical products. In Europe, Astellas’ strategic 

focus and core expertise lie in Transplantation, Urology, 

Dermatology, Anti-Infectives and Pain Management 

and it is committed to developing a strong presence in 

Oncology. 

www.astellas.eu 

BIOSEB STAND: 470 

BIOSEB develops and commercializes automated 

equipments for the in Vivo preclinical behavioral research 

on rodents, and is well known in the field of Nociception. 

Our latest instruments, including the newly developed 

"Kinetic weight bearing" test, will be presented at IASP 

2012. Come and see us for your instrument needs and 

REAL demo. 

www.bioseb.com

BK MEDICAL STAND: 581 

BK Medical is a leading provider of premium performance 

ultrasound. Our systems deliver superior image quality 

with superb contrast resolution and penetration, and up 

to 4 hours of plug-free imaging giving excellent mobility 

to the point of care. For over 30 years we have pioneered 

innovation in ultrasound. 

www.bkmed.com 

BOSTON SCIENTIFIC STAND: 750 

Boston Scientific’s Precision Plus SCS System powered 

by SmoothWave Technology blends sophistication 

and simplicity to deliver life-changing therapy for chronic 

pain patients. Investing in innovative products, clinical 

initiatives, and world-class service, Boston Scientific 

is committed to Making life smoother for physicians, 

patients, and the Neuromodulation community. 

www.controlyourpain.com 

CANADIAN CONSORTIUM FOR THE INVESTIGATION 

OF CANNABINOIDS (CCIC) STAND: 623 

The CCIC is a nonprofit organization of basic and clinical 

researchers and healthcare professionals established 

to promote evidence-based research and education 

concerning the endocannabinoid system and therapeutic 

applications of endocannabinoids and cannabinoids. We 

network, support and inform healthcare professionals of 

current research and therapeutic options. 

www.ccic.net 

CEPHALON SPONSOR 

CERBOMED GMBH STAND: 842 

Cerbomed GmbH is an innovative medical device company 

that concentrates on researching, developing and producing 

new technologies and products for neuromodulation. 

The company’s focus is on transcutaneous Vagus Nerve 

Stimulation (t-VNS ® ), which may offer an attractive therapy 

option for patients with hard-to-treat neurological and 

psychiatric illnesses. 

www.cerbomed.com 

COSMAN MEDICAL STAND: 663 

Cosman Medical has 50 years experience designing 

Radiofrequency Generators and electrodes for Pain 

Management and Neurosurgery. The new G4 Generator is 

fully automatic, programmable with touch-screen controls, 

has 4 RF outputs and hand-held wireless remote control. 

The G4 reduces RF treatment time and costs – ideal for 

busy Pain Clinics. 

www.cosmanmedical.com 

DJO GLOBAL SPONSOR 


EISAI EUROPE LTD SPONSOR 

Eisai is one of the world’s leading R&D-based 

pharmaceutical companies and has defined its corporate 

mission as “giving first thought to patients and their families 

and to increasing the benefits health care provides,” which 

we call human health care (hhc). Eisai recently expanded 

their UK Hatfield facility which now supports the company’s 

growing European, Middle Eastern and African (EMEA) 

business. 

www.eisai.co.uk 

ELI LILLY AND COMPANY STAND: 1060 


Lilly, a leading innovation-driven corporation, is developing 

a growing portfolio of pharmaceutical products by applying 

the latest research from its own worldwide laboratories and 

from collaborations with eminent scientific organizations. 

Headquartered in Indianapolis, Ind., Lilly provides answers 

- through medicines and information - for the world's most 

urgent medical needs. 

www.lilly.com 

ELSEVIER STAND: 625 

Elsevier is a leading publisher of more than 20,000 

products and services, including journals, books, 

electronic products, services, databases and portals 

serving the global scientific, technical and medical (STM) 

communities. 

Visit Elsevier booth 625 to view the leading title – “Pain” 

and collect free samples (while stocks last) of our other 

journals in the Anesthesiology / Pain portfolio. 

www.elsevier.com 

EPG ONLINE STAND: 933 

EPG Online (www.epgonline.org) is a FREE web service 

for healthcare professionals globally. It contains more than 

110,000 pages of clinical, educational and drug-related 

content arranged around 51 disease topic areas, each 

containing the following related content: 

• Drug data in 9 European languages 

• Clinical trial study outcomes 

• Guidelines for treatment 

• Disease and treatment Knowledge Centres, 

webinars and CME (sponsored content) 

• 

• 

Journal articles, multimedia, social media, 

conversations and apps (from third party 

publishers) 

Medical news 

Visit the EPG Online booth (number 933) for a website 

demonstration and to register for free access to all 

content. 

www.epgonline.org 

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EXHIBITORS 

EQUIP MEDIKEY STAND: 843 

On our booth an unique combination of innovative 

products: 7StarScope, a revolutionary endoscopic cannula 

to perform nerve blocks under direct visions. AlgiScan 

unique Analgesia monitor EPI-C epiduroscope without 

cross contamination and broad 120 degree viewing angle 

The well-known TOP NeuroPole Teflon coated ultrasound 

needles. RF disposable Thermocouple needles. 

www.equip.nl 

EUROCEPT INTERNATIONAL STAND: 440 

Eurocept Group 

A unique combination…Medicines, distribution, modern 

technology and health care all under the umbrella of one 

group: a unique combination. 

The Eurocept Group consists of three separate divisions, 

all working independently in Europe. Rapydan is the 

latest addition to our large range of anaesthetic products. 

Eurocept Pharmaceuticals is a complete service provider: 

from setting up registration, compensation by insurers, 

making protocols, marketing and distribution. 

www.eurocept.nl 

EUROPEAN FEDERATION OF INTERNATIONAL 

ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF PAIN CHAPTERS 

(EFIC) STAND: 520 

EFIC ® (1993) represents 36 national pain societies in 

Europe and is organized to promote multidisciplinary 

research, education and management of pain. The specific 

aim is to create a forum for European collaboration on pain 

issues and to encourage communication at a European 

level between EFIC member societies and also with other 

bodies interested in the EFIC aims. 

www.efic.org 

EUROPEAN HEADACHE FEDERATION (EHF) 

STAND: 622 

Since 1992, the European Headache Federation (EHF) 

has sought to improve life for those affected by headache 

in Europe. 

EHF Main Activities 

• Congress - EHMTIC 2012 

• Cooperation on The Journal of Headache and Pain 

• European Headache Schools 

• Teaching courses for GPs and non-physicians 

• Awards, scholarships 

• 

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Guideline for treatment of headache 

Join us to review the most recent developments in 

headache research & management! 

http://www.ehf-org.org 


EXCERPTA MEDICA BV SYPOSIUM SPONSOR 

We are a full-service medical communications agency 

with decades of experience 

Excerpta Medica partners with pharmaceutical industry 

clients around the world to provide medical communication 

services to physicians and other healthcare professionals. 

We employ more than 100 highly skilled staff and have 

offices in Amsterdam, London, and Bridgewater (New 

Jersey). 

Our services include: 

• Strategic consultancy 

• Publication planning 

• Medical education 

• Interactive e-Learning 

• Custom publishing 

www.excerptamedica.com 

FONDAZIONE ISAL STAND: 722 

ISAL Foundation promotes knowledge, research and 

training in the treatment of pain. Today the Foundation is 

the only institute that deals with pain in the country, and 

the first in Italy having a widespread support network. The 

voluntary association “Friends of ISAL” sustain sufferers 

and their families, and support the development of the 

Unit of Pain and Palliative Care, by donating material and 

equipment for the department. 

www.fondazioneisal.it 

GROUP HEALTH RESEARCH INSTITUTE STAND: 460 

Celebrating 25 years of path-finding contributions to pain 

research: Applying epidemiology to chronic pain research, 

assessment and care; improving pain management in 

primary care; Clarifying opioid risks/benefits to protect 

patient safety; evaluating complementary medicine for 

back pain; Helping found the Low Back Pain Forum and 

Physicians for Responsible Opioid Prescribing. 

http://www.grouphealthresearch.org/ 

GRÜNENTHAL STAND: 760/780 


The Grünenthal Group is an independent, family-owned, 

international research-based pharmaceutical company 

headquartered in Aachen, Germany. Building on its 

unique position in pain, its objective is to become the most 

patient-centric company and thus to be a leader in therapy 

innovation. 

Grünenthal's Global Brands are Palexia ® , Versatis ® , 

Transtec ® , Zaldiar ® , Norspan ® , Tramal ® . 

www.grunenthal.com

IBSA INSTITUT BIOCHIMIQUE SA STAND: 1041 


IBSA is an international pharmaceutical company 

headquartered in Lugano (Switzerland). 

In the field of pain management, IBSA’s portfolio includes 

Condrosulf ® (highly purified chondroitin sulfate), Sinovial ® 

(an intra-articular hyaluronic acid) and Flector ® (containing 

diclofenac epolamine). A new form of diclofenac for 

intramuscular and subcutaneous administration is 

currently under registration. 

www.ibsa-international.com 

IITC INC./LIFE SCIENCE STAND: 846 

IITC Inc./Life Science celebrates our 40th year 

manufacturing and designing the original Electronic von 

Frey, Hot/Cold Plate, Plantar Test System, Incapacitance 

Meter, Treadmill, Rotarod, and the only validated tail cuff 

blood pressure system. Other products include a complete 

line of catheters, syringe pumps and small animal 

ventilation systems. Discuss your custom equipment 

needs with us. 

www.iitcinc.com 

INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS STAND: 624 

Pain-related announcements and materials on display. 

www.iasp-pain.org 

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF 

PAIN (IASP) STAND: 633 

IASP brings together scientists, clinicians, health care 

providers, and policy makers to stimulate and support the 

study of pain and to translate that knowledge into improved 

pain relief worldwide. IASP has more than 8,000 members 

in 126 countries. Visit our booth to become a member or 

purchase discounted books. 

www.iasp-pain.org 

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF 

PAIN (IASP) CHAPTERS STAND: 630 

Chapters of IASP are local associations or societies that 

share IASP's vision of working together for pain relief 

throughout the world. IASP provides support for its 88 

chapters and their activities, and welcomes new chapters 

every year. 

www.iasp-pain.org/chapters 

INTERNATIONAL HEADACHE SOCIETY STAND: 621 

IHS is an international professional organization working 

with others for the benefit of people affected by headache 

disorders. The purpose of IHS is to advance headache 

science, education, and management, and promote 

headache awareness worldwide. 

The official journal of IHS is Cephalalgia and the society 

organizes the biennial International Headache Congress 

(IHC). 

www.ihs-headache.org 


INTERNATIONAL NEUROMODULATION SOCIETY 

(INS) STAND: 521 

INS is a non-profit group of clinicians, scientists and 

engineers dedicated to the scientific development and 

awareness of neuromodulation - the alteration of nerve 

activity through the delivery of electrical stimulation 

or chemical agents to targeted sites of the body. INS 

educates through biennial meetings, its peer-reviewed 

journal, Neuromodulation, and website. 

www.neuromodulation.com 

INTERNATIONAL PAIN EDUCATION PROGRAM 

STAND: 620 

The International Pain Education Program is a global 

educational collaboration between the Universities of 

Sydney, Edinburgh and Santo Tomas, who are partnering 

to deliver on-line postgraduate pain management 

qualifications. This multidisciplinary program will be of 

interest to those wishing to obtain further education and 

qualifications in pain management. 

www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/pmri/education/ 

postgraduate 

JOHN C. LIEBESKIND HISTORY OF PAIN 

COLLECTION, UCLA STAND: 720 

The UCLA John C. Liebeskind History of Pain Collection 

promotes and ensures the study of the history of pain 

research and pain therapy, in particular, the origins and 

development of the international, interdisciplinary pain 

field, through the collection, archiving and presentation of 

historical materials relating to pain. 

http://unitproj.library.ucla.edu/biomed/his/pain.html 

JOURNAL OF OPIOID MANAGEMENT STAND: 721 

Journal of Opioid Management is a peer-reviewed, 

professional journal that deals with all aspects of 

opioids. From basic science to clinical applications and 

compliance, Journal of Opioid Management focuses on 

the safe, adequate and responsible use of opioids. Visit 

us at www.opioidmanagement.com. 

www.opioidmanagement.com 

KIMBERLY-CLARK HEALTH CARE STAND: 543 

Kimberly-Clark Pain Management’s clinical solutions for 

chronic spinal pain include an easy-to-use radiofrequency 

system featuring standard, pulsed, and multi-level RF 

lesioning. Our revolutionary cooled-RF technology 

provides targeted treatment for discogenic, sacroiliac, 

thoracic, and lumbar z-joint pain. Our high quality needles, 

trays and kits are designed and manufactured to exacting 

standards. 

www.kchealthcare.com 

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EXHIBITORS 

LINDE AG, LINDE HEALTHCARE STAND: 1040 


Linde Healthcare is dedicated to providing products, 

therapies and services to hospitals, patients, clinics, 

nursing facilities and emergency management services. 

Present in 70 countries around the world, we have 

established a solid foundation as the medical gas and 

clinical care specialist. 

www.linde-healthcare.com 

MACCINE PTE LTD. STAND: 831 

Maccine is an established preclinical contract research 

organization providing innovative discovery support and 

regulatory safety assessment services. Operating on a 

collaborative partnering model, Maccine has developed 

a portfolio of in vivo assays in key therapeutic areas 

including Neurology, Metabolic Disorders, Oncology and 

Imaging. Naturalistic models, clinical biomarkers and 

clinical technology platforms are utilized and supported 

by significant investment in high-end technology and 

access to a world class scientific community. The facility 

is AAALAC-accredited and GLP compliant. 

http://www.maccine.com 

MEDOC STAND: 841 

Leading manufacturer of neurodiagnostic medical systems 

& advanced thermal stimulators for assessment of chronic 

pain. Medoc products evaluate small & large peripheral 

sensory nerve fibers: 

PATHWAY - for advanced pain research, fMRI, EP and 

pharmaceutical trials 

TSA-II - for Quantitative Sensory Testing 

Q-Sense - Small-fiber Test 

AlgoMed - Computerized Pressure Algometer 

www.medoc-web.com 

MEDTRONIC INTERNATIONAL TRADING SÀRL 

STAND: 660 


At Medtronic, we're committed to Innovating for life 

by pushing the boundaries of medical technology and 

changing the way the world treats chronic disease. To 

do that, we're thinking beyond products and beyond the 

status quo - to continually find more ways to help people 

live better, longer. 

www.medtronic.com 

MERCK & CO., INC. STAND: 530 


Today's MSD is a global healthcare leader working to help 

the world be well. MSD is a trade name of Merck & Co., 

Inc., with headquarters in Whitehouse Station, NJ, USA. 

Through our prescription medicines, vaccines, biologic 

therapies, and consumer care and animal health products, 

we work with customers and operate in more than 140 

countries to deliver innovative health solutions. We also 

demonstrate our commitment to increasing access to 

healthcare through far-reaching policies, programs and 

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partnerships. For more information, visit www.msd.com 

and connect with us on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. 

www.msd.com 

METRIS B.V. STAND: 475 

LABORAS – Detects more than 18 different behaviors in 

mice and rats; non invasive and home cage; no video or 

infrared beams! Widely used - Drug development, Safety 

pharmacology, Toxicology and Phenotyping! 

SONOTRACK – Record, analyze and playback Ultrasonic 

Vocalizations. Full spectrum USV analysis from 15 kHz to 

125 kHz, Reliable automated USV call counter! Widely used 

– Pain, Anxiety, Stress, Toxicity, Sexual related and Social 

Interaction experiments! 

SleepSign – Sleep Analysis Software! 

www.metris.nl 

MOLTENI FARMACEUTICI STAND: 981 

MOLTENI Farmaceutici is a privately held pharmaceutical 

company with a wide spectrum of knowledge, experience 

and pharmaceutical products. 

For over 100 years, Molteni Farmaceutici has worked on 

the research and development of innovative drugs, both for 

pain therapy and for the treatment of addiction, to improve 

patients' quality of life. 

www.moltenifarma.it 

MRT S.R.L. STAND: 433 

MRT S.r.l. is a manufacturing industry working in the medical 

sector, mostly dedicated and focusing on the development 

and production of surgical medical devices and technologies 

for mini-invasive spinal surgery specialized in curing and 

treating lumbar and sciatic pain thanks to the experience 

achieved through the years in the field. 

www.mrt-technology.com 

MUNDIPHARMA INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 

STAND: 860 


Mundipharma is one of the Purdue/Mundipharma/Napp 

independent associated companies - privately owned 

companies and joint ventures covering the world's 

pharmaceutical markets. The companies worldwide are 

dedicated to bringing to patients with severe and debilitating 

diseases the benefits of novel treatment options in fields 

such as severe pain, rheumatoid arthritis, haemato-oncology 

and respiratory disease. 

www.mundipharma.com 

MUNDIPHARMA PTE LTD STAND: 940 

Mundipharma is one of the leading pain management 

companies in the Asian Pacific region, focusing on the 

treatment of chronic moderate-to-severe pain caused by 

cancer and non-malignant conditions. Our product range 

includes immediate and controlled release formulations, 

capsules, oral solution, injections and patches, suited to the 

different needs of individual patients. 

www.mundipharma.asia

MUNDIPHARMA PTY LIMITED SPONSOR 

Mundipharma focuses on the therapeutic area of moderate 

to severe pain. We provide a broad range of short- and longacting 

strong analgesic medicines to accommodate the wideranging 

needs of Australian patients. 

Our analgesic products include TARGIN ® tablets, NORSPAN ® 

patches, OxyContin ® tablets and OxyNorm ® capsules, liquid 

and injections. 

Please refer to Product Information and Australian State and 

Federal regulations before prescribing or call Mundipharma 

on 1800 188 009 (within Australia). 

www.mundipharma.com.au 

NEURIMPULSE STAND: 932 

NEURIMPULSE - Light Solutions for wellness, born from the 

idea of treating neuropathic pain by direct nerve stimulation 

close to the painful area. It profits from decades of experience 

and research with electro-stimulation implantable devices. 

Our system, devote to the subcutaneous peripheral nerve 

stimulation to treat the chronic pain, has been designed to 

be placed easily and ergonomically near the painful area. 

Come to our booth to see the system in detail. 

www.neurimpulse.com 

NEUROTHERM, INC. STAND: 840 

NeuroTherm is a leading manufacturer of products used in 

the field of Pain Management and Interventional Radiology, 

including RF Generators, Intradiscal Therapies, Epidural 

Catheters, Discography, Vertebroplasty and Vertebral 

Augmentation and a wide range of consumable products 

used in the treatment of chronic pain. We are focused on 

developing safe, effective and innovative products while 

offering a remarkable level of service to ensure physicians 

are able to perform procedures more safely, quickly, and 

effectively. 

www.neurotherm.com 

NEVRO CORP. STAND: 580 

Nevro is the leader in high-frequency spinal cord stimulation 

for chronic pain. The company’s Senza system is 

designed to be the first to effectively treat challenging 

conditions such as low back pain while avoiding the 

unpleasant tingling and buzzing side effects that occur with 

conventional systems. Learn more at www.nevro.com. 

www.nevro.com 

PAIN CONCERN/AUSTRALIAN PAIN MANAGEMENT 

ASSOCIATION STAND: 723 

Pain Concern is a UK-based charity providing information 

and support for those affected by pain. It publishes the 

magazine Pain Matters and broadcasts the internet radio 

show Airing Pain. 

The Australian Pain Management Association offers pain 

management options and information for people affected 

by pain. It advocates for disease recognition and provides 

specialized community services including support groups 

and advocacy. 

www.painconcern.org .uk 

www.painmanagement.org.au 


PFIZER LTD STAND: 1080/1081 


Pfizer Inc.: Working together for a healthier world 

The world’s leading biopharmaceutical company has a 

diversified global health care portfolio including human 

and animal biologic and small molecule medicines and 

vaccines, nutritional products and many of the world’s 

best-known consumer products. Pfizer collaborates with 

health providers, governments and local communities to 

support and expand access to reliable, affordable health 

care worldwide. 

www.pfizer.co.uk 

PHILIPS RESPIRONICS STAND: 730 

Philips Respironics offers a unique blend of innovative 

measurement technologies, comprehensive services, 

exceptional support and experience designed to help 

you make better drug development decisions. We aim 

to make the implementation and management of complex 

clinical trials and research studies simpler and easier on 

your subjects and staff. 

http://clinicaltrials.respironics.com 

POLICARE – DIROS TECHNOLOGY STAND: 435 

Special device for radiofrequency and treatment of pain 

www.policare.net – www.dirostech.com 

PREMIER RESEARCH STAND: 673 

Premier Research is a leader in clinical research for 

acute and chronic pain, having managed more than 400 

analgesia trials treating more than 100,000 patients. They 

have conducted some of the largest and most important 

studies in pain in multicenter trials around the world and at 

their dedicated research centers. 

http://www.premier-research.com 

PROSTRAKAN STAND: 442 


ProStrakan Group is a specialty pharmaceutical company 

concentrating on prescription medicines for the treatment 

of unmet therapeutic needs. A member of the Kyowa 

Hakko Kirin group, ProStrakan is headquartered in 

Scotland. Sales of ProStrakan's products are handled by 

commercial subsidiaries in the UK, US, France, Germany, 

Spain, Italy and other EU countries. 

www.prostrakan.com 

PURDUE PHARMA (CANADA) STAND: 560 

Purdue Pharma is dedicated to developing and providing 

innovative medicines for patients and health care 

professionals and to supporting quality education for the 

safe use of its products. 

www.purdue.ca 

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QRX PHARMA LTD. SPONSOR 

SARETIUS STAND: 582 

Saretius offers pre-clinical experimental services required 

by the drug discovery process, in a highly-integrated 

fashion. Saretius specializes in rodent pharmacokinetics 

and in rodent models of pain, metabolic and CNS 

disorders, inflammatory disease, and side effect profiling. 

Saretius offers a unique service by integrating efficacy 

testing, therapeutic index, pharmacokinetics and 

pharmacodynamics. 

www.saretius.com 

SCHWA-MEDICO GMBH STAND: 465 

schwa-medico has been developing, manufacturing and 

distributing products in the fields of pain management and 

rehabilitation for 37 years. 

schwa-medico is a German company with branches in 

France, Austria, Switzerland, The Netherlands and Hungary 

and is supported by a global network of representatives. 

Our main products are TENS, Muscle Stimulators, 

Ultrasound Therapy Units, Laser, Biofeedback Units, 

Acupuncture Needles and Supplies and Radiofrequency 

lesion generators. 

www.schwa-medico.com 

SOMEDIC AB STAND: 832 

SOMEDIC develop, manufacture and market innovative 

instruments and systems for research and clinical work in 

pain physiology. At the WCP 2012 we display our complete 

line of sensory testing instruments (QST), with a focus on 

our new SENSEBox. You are cordially invited to our stand 

number 832 for more information. 

www.somedic.com 

SPINAL SIMPLICITY STAND: 980 

Spinal Simplicity, LLC is dedicated to the creation of 

innovative simple solutions for complex spinal problems. 

The Minuteman ® percutaneous interspinous inter-laminar 

fusion device has CE Mark approval, and is currently 

available in the European Union. 

www.spinalsimplicity.com 

ST JUDE MEDICAL STAND: 850 


St. Jude Medical develops medical technology designed 

to put more control into the hands of those who treat 

cardiac, neurological and chronic pain patients worldwide. 

The company is dedicated to advancing the practice 

of medicine by reducing risk wherever possible and 

contributing to successful patient outcomes. Learn more 

at sjmprofessional.com. 

www.sjmprofessional.com 


STOELTING CO. STAND: 590 

Stoelting Co. is a leader in producing reliable and accurate 

pain assessment instruments for pre-clinical and basic 

research that are used in laboratories all over the world. 

We have a strong commitment to improve the instruments 

of scientific research. Visit the Stoelting booth to see our 

latest innovations in pain assessment. 

www.stoeltingco.com 

STX-MED STAND: 970 

STX-Med’s mission is to research and develop practical 

innovations for use on humans in the field of electronics 

and bio-electronics. 

Product: CEFALY ® for treatment and prevention of 

migraines and tension headaches. 

www.cefaly.com 

UGO BASILE STAND: 752 

UGO BASILE, leading manufacturer of instruments for 

Pain & Behavioral Research, with more than 10,000 hits 

in major bibliographic search engines, provides innovative 

instruments scientists have been using since 1963: 

• Plethysmometer 

• AnalgesyMeter 

• PlantarTest 

• Plantar Aesthesiometer 

• Electronic VonFrey 

• Orofacial Stimulation 

• PAM Joint Pain 

www.ugobasile.com 

WILEY-BLACKWELL STAND: 523 

Wiley-Blackwell is the international scientific, technical, 

medical and scholarly publishing business of John Wiley 

& Sons, with strengths in every major academic and 

professional field and partnerships with many of the world’s 

leading societies. Wiley-Blackwell publishes nearly 1,500 

peer-reviewed journals as well as 1,500+ new books 

annually in print and online. 

www.wiley.com 

WISEPRESS MEDICAL BOOKSHOP STAND: 830 

Wisepress.com, Europe’s leading conference bookseller, 

has a complete range of relevant books and journals which 

can be purchased at the stand or posted to you – Wisepress 

will deliver worldwide. We also have a comprehensive 

medical bookshop online with great offers. 

www.wisepress.com 

ZONARE MEDICAL SYSTEMS, INC. STAND: 550 

ZONARE Medical Systems, Inc., based in Mountain 

View, Calif., is solely dedicated to ultrasound excellence 

through its innovative, software-based, next generation 

technology which provides the platform for the company’s 

living technology designed to meet its customers' evolving 

imaging needs. 

www.zonare.com

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S P E C I A L I N T E R E S T G R O U P S 

Join one of IASP’s 19 

Special Interest Groups (SIGs)! 

ACUTE PAIN 

CANCER PAIN 

CLINICAL/LEGAL ISSUES 

IN PAIN (CLIP) 

GENETICS AND PAIN 

MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN 

NEUROPATHIC PAIN (NEUP) 

NEUROMODULATION 

OROFACIAL PAIN 

PAIN AND MOVEMENT 

PAIN AND PAIN 

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NON-HUMAN SPECIES 

PAIN EDUCATION 

PAIN IN CHILDHOOD 

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PAIN OF UROGENITAL 

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PAIN RELATED TO 

TORTURE, ORGANIZED 

VIOLENCE, AND WAR 

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SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS 

IN PAIN RELIEF 

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DISTINGUISHED LECTURE AWARDS 

JOHN J J. BONICA DISTINGUISHED LECTURE AWARD 

Named N in honor of the founder of IASP, this award is presented to an IASP 

member who has made a major contribution to pain research or pain therapy. 

Troels Staehelin Jensen, MD, DMSc 

Professor of neurology, Director of the Danish 

Pain Research Center, Aarhus University Hospital, 

Denmark 

Neuropathic Pain: 

Is it an Entity? 

8:30 Thursday, August 30, 2012 

Gold Room 

JOHN J D. LOESER DISTINGUISHED LECTURE AWARD 

Named N 

after one of IASP’s founding member for his many decades of 

dedication to the promotion of pain education and research, this award 

recognizes work that gives new perspectives to understanding the 

experiences of pain and opens the door to future reductions in suffering. 

Francis (Frank) Keefe, PhD 

Professor of psychology and neuroscience 

at Duke University, U.S.A. 

Psychosocial Interventions for Managing 

Pain in Older Adults: Outcomes and 

Implications for Clinical Practice 

14:00 Wednesday, August 29, 2012 

Gold Room 

® 

Congratulations 

to Our Award 

Winners

IASP’S 

14TH WORLD 

CONGRESS ON PAIN 

AWARD 

WINNERS! 

RONALD MELZACK LECTURE 

Created in 2010 in honor of IASP Honorary Member 

Ronald Melzack, for his work and contributions to 

the science of pain, the recipient is selected by the 

Scientific Program Committee from among plenary 

presentations. 

Luis Garcia-Larrea, MD, PhD (France) 

Lecture Topic 

Brain Imaging of Pain 

14:00 Thursday, August 30, 2012 Gold Room 

RONALD DUBNER RESEARCH PRIZE 

Presented to the author of the best clinical or basic 

science research paper, series of papers, or doctoral 

thesis in the field of pain, published or in press as a 

trainee. 

David Seminowicz, PhD (USA) 

Field of Work 

Discovering brain mechanisms of acute and 

chronic pain. 

08:30 Tuesday, August 28, 2012 Gold Room 

AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE 

IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 

FOR BASIC SCIENCE 

This award, presented to an individual or to a team, 

recognizes and promotes excellence in science 

research in pain or pain management in developing 

countries and low-income countries. 

Victor Tortorici, PhD (Venezuela) 


Pain pathophysiology, descending pain modulation, 

central and peripheral actions of opioid and NSAIDS, 

tolerance to analgesics, neuropathic pain, cancerinduced 

pain, pain and analgesia. 

14:00 Tuesday, August 28, 2012 Gold Room 

AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE 

IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 

FOR CLINICAL SCIENCE 

Awarded to an individual or a team who has 

achieved a level of excellence in programs 

of clinical research or practice, and/ or policy 

changes in pain management in the developing 

world and low-income countries. 

Sushma Bhatnagar, MD (India) 


Cancer Pain Management and Palliative Care, 

Onco-Anaesthesia 

14:00 Thursday, August 30, 2012 Gold Room 

ULF LINDBLOM YOUNG INVESTIGATOR 

AWARD FOR CLINICAL SCIENCE 

Honors an individual who has achieved a level of 

independence as a scholar in the field of pain (in 

clinical science) and is under the age of 40. 

Steven George, PT, PhD (USA) 


Biopsychosocial models to improve prevention 

and treatment of chronic musculoskeletal pain. 

08:30 Wednesday, August 29, 2012 Gold Room 

PATRICK WALL YOUNG INVESTIGATOR 

AWARD FOR BASIC SCIENCE 

Honors individuals in the beginnings of 

their career who have achieved a level of 

independence as a scholar in the field of pain. 

Giandomenico Iannetti, MD, PhD (UK) 


Functional significance of the brain responses 

triggered by sudden and intense sensory stimuli 

in humans. 

08:30 Friday, August 31, 2012 Gold Room 

PHILIP A. SPIEGEL IASP CONGRESS 

TRAINEE SCHOLARSHIP 

Established in 2011 by IASP and friends and family 

in memory of Philip A. Spiegel, a young medical 

researcher and IASP member who had Complex 

Regional Pain Syndrome, this award is presented 

to the trainee who receives the highest score on 

his or her financial aid application for the Congress. 

Dina Juarez-Salinas, BS, PhD student at 

University of California, San Francisco (USA) 


Neuroscience, specifically addressing the 

molecular mechanisms of neuropathic pain 

08:30 Tuesday, August 28, 2012 Gold Room

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Monday 27 August 2012 18:30 – 20:00 Brown Room 3 

Treatment of Painful Diabetic Neuropathy: 

Adjusting Therapeutic Options 

to the Patient’s Needs 

Join our renowned panel of international experts 

to discuss and debate: 

� New insights into central pain processing 

and neuroplasticity 

� Combination treatment in painful diabetic neuropathy – 

What’s the evidence? 

� A psychiatrist’s perspective on relevant outcomes 

in chronic pain patients 

An associated symposium at IASP’s World Congress on Pain, supported by Eli Lilly and Company 

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IASP 2012 – GRÜNENTHAL (TAPENTADOL) ASSOCIATED SYMPOSIUM 

Tuesday August 28 th , 18:30 - 20:00, MiCo (Milano Congressi), Auditorium (Level 3) 

Please visit us 

at the Grünenthal 

booth 760 


(Pavillon 3) 


52099 Aachen, Germany 

www.grunenthal.com 

IASP 2012 – GRÜNENTHAL (TAPENTADOL) ASSOCIATED SYMPOSIUM 

Tuesday August 28 th , 18:30 - 20:00, MiCo (Milano Congressi), Auditorium (Level 3) 

Please visit us 

at the Grünenthal 

booth 760 


(Pavillon 3) 




What a Difference a Drug makes…? 

MOR-NRI: A Novel Concept of Understanding 

and Managing Severe Chronic Pain 

What a Difference a Drug makes…? 

MOR-NRI: A Novel Concept of Understanding 

and Managing Severe Chronic Pain 

Chair: 

Prof. Ralf Baron 

(Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel, Germany) 

Program: 

Evaluating Key Pharmacological Properties 

of an Analgesic for the Management of Severe Chronic Pain – 

The Role of Noradrenaline Reuptake Inhibition 

Prof. Anthony Dickenson 

(University College London, United Kingdom) 

Prof. Pier Luigi Canonico 

(University of Piemonte Orientale A. Avogadro Novara, Italy) 

Program: 

Evaluating Key Pharmacological Properties of an Analgesic 

for the Management Translating the MOR-NRI of Severe Concept Chronic into Clinical Pain Evidence: – The Role of 

Clinical Profi le of Tapentadol and its Place in Pain Treatment 

Noradrenaline Reuptake Inhibition 

Dr. Christopher Wells 

Prof. Anthony (Liverpool, Dickenson 

United Kingdom) 

(University College London, United Kingdom) 

Translating the MOR-NRI Concept into Clinical Practice: 

What we know after two Years in the Field 

Dr. Manuel Jesús Sanchez del Aguila 

(Costa del Sol Hospital Marbella, Spain) 

Translating the MOR-NRI Concept into Clinical Evidence: 

Clinical Profi le of Tapentadol and its Place in Pain Treatment 

Dr. Christopher Wells 

(Consultant in Pain Medicine, Liverpool, UK, President Elect, EFIC) 

The Challenge of Treating Chronic Low Back Pain – 

Is there a Progress? – Latest Trial Results and Patient Profi les 

from Current Tapentadol Experience 



Translating the MOR-NRI Concept into Clinical Practice: 

What we know after two Years in the Field 

Dr. Manuel Jesús Sanchez del Aguila 

(Costa del Sol Hospital Marbella, Spain) 

The Challenge of Treating Chronic Low Back Pain – 

Is there a Progress? – Latest Trial Results and Patient 

Profi les from Current Tapentadol Experience 


(Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel, Germany)

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Editors 

PAIN-RELATED 

FEAR Exposure-based 

Treatment of 

Chronic Pain 

by Johan Vlaeyen, Stephen Morley, Steven J. Linton, Katja Boersma, and Jeroen de Jong 

The 

Phenomenon 

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by Serge Marchand 

Pain 2012 

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Pain Comorbidities: 

Understanding and 

Treating the Complex 

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edited by Maria Adele 

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The Phenomenon 

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The occurrence of multiple, concomitant medical conditions is very 

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the experience of pain. Important attention is paid to therapeutic aspects 

of the comorbid patient, ranging from the role of the multidisciplinary pain 

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psychological management approach. 

Many people with chronic pain avoid activities that they fear may result 

in harm. This book provides a guide to the treatment of pain-related fear 

based on the principles of exposure. International experts provide practical 

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The Phenomenon of Pain clearly describes the physiological and psychological 

mechanisms involved in the development and persistence of pain. 

Serge Marchand provides practical details on treatment methods, outlining 

pharmacological as well as nonpharmacological options and presenting a 

case for an interdisciplinary approach. This adaptation of the original French 

version helps the reader understand the various factors surrounding the 

complex phenomenon of pain. 

An informative collection of articles by noted experts that gathers in 

one place current information about the study and management of pain 

throughout the world. Edited by Irene Tracey, Pain 2012 brings together 

the presentations that these experts will give at the refresher courses that 

precede the biennial World Congress on Pain in Milan, Italy, in August 

2012. These articles are published in one book for use at the refresher 

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overview of contemporary pain research and management. 

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PUBLISHED MONTHLY 153 (8) 1543–1776 

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TACKLING THE BURDEN 

OF PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM 

POSTHERPETIC NEURALGIA 

LONG-TERM TREATMENT WITH TOPICAL 

5% LIDOCAINE MEDICATED PLASTERS 

PROGRAM: 

Dr. Winston de Mello 

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The burden of Postherpetic Neuralgia: Does treatment with 

5% lidocaine medicated plasters make a difference? 

Dr. Gisèle Pickering 

(University Hospital and Faculty of Medicine, 

Clermont-Ferrand, France) 

Cognitive function of patients with Postherpetic Neuralgia: 

Topical treatment may reverse cognitive impairment associated 

with neuropathic pain symptoms. 

Prof. Dr. Gunnar Wasner 


A topical approach to chronic pain: Up to 5 years treatment 

with 5% lidocaine medicated plasters in neuropathic pain 

patients suffering from PHN. 

GRÜNENTHAL ASSOCIATED SYMPOSIUM 

Wednesday, August 29 th 2012 

18:30 - 20:00 

Milano Convention Centre 

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IASP welcomes our 

new officers and councilors! 

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 

President 

Fernando Cervero, MD, PhD, DSc (Canada) 

President-Elect 

Rolf-Detlef Treede, MD (Germany) 

Past President 

Eija Anneli Kalso, MD, DmedSci (Finland) 

Secretary 

Judith A. Turner, PhD (USA) 

Treasurer 

Michael C. Rowbotham, MD (USA) 

COUNCILORS 

Jane C. Ballantyne, MD, FRCA (USA) 

(2016) 

Ralf Baron, Dr med (Germany) (2016) 

SPECIAL 

THANKS TO 

OUR OUTGOING 

OFFICERS 

IASP gratefully 

acknowledges the 

outstanding contributions 

and service by our 

outgoing officers 

Past President 

Gerald F. Gebhart, PhD (USA) 

Secretary 

Judith A. Paice, PhD, RN, 

FAAN (USA) 

Treasurer 

M. Catherine Bushnell, 

PhD (Canada) 

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International Association for the Study of Pain ® 

José Castro-Lopes, MD, PhD 

(Portugal) (2016) 

Karen D. Davis, PhD (Canada) (2018) 

Maged El-Ansary, MD (Egypt) (2014) 

Herta Flor, PhD (Germany) (2018) 

Cynthia Goh, PhD, MBBS 

(Singapore) (2014) 

Michael S. Gold, PhD (USA) (2018) 

C. Celeste Johnston, RN, DeD, FCAHS 

(Canada) (2014) 

Eva Kosek, MD, PhD (Sweden) (2018) 

Michael Nicholas, PhD (Australia) (2016) 

Germán Ochoa, MD (Colombia) (2014) 

Claudia L. Sommer, MD (Germany) (2018) 

Irene Tracey, PhD (UK) (2014) 

Hiroshi Ueda, PhD (Japan) (2016) 

Join Us 

at the Milan 

General 

Assembly

IBSA Associated Symposium 

Treatment of pain: 

what’s new in NSAID therapy? 

Chairperson: K.D. Rainsford (UK) 

Welcome and introduction 

K.D. Rainsford 

Pain mechanisms and the modes of analgesic 

action of NSAIDs 

K.D. Rainsford 

New opportunities in pain management with 

NSAIDs: the subcutaneous administration 

of diclofenac 

P. Geppetti (Italy) 

Discussion and conclusion 

Affiliations 

Prof. Kim D. Rainsford 

Professor Emeritus of Biomedical Sciences 

Biomedical Research Centre, 

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Prof. Pierangelo Geppetti 

Department of Preclinical and Clinical 

Pharmacology - Headache Center, 

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Understanding and 

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(Giamberardino and Jensen, eds.) 

The Phenomenon of Pain 

(Marchand) 

Pain-Related Fear: 

Exposure-Based Treatment 

of Chronic Pain 

(Vlaeyen, Morley, Linton, 

Boersma, and de Jong) 

Pain 2012: Refresher Courses, 


(Tracey, ed.) 

IASP Bestsellers 

Chronic Pain: 

An Integrated 

Biobehavioral Approach 

(Flor and Turk, eds.) 

Cancer Pain: 

From Molecules 

to Suffering 

(Paice, Bell, Kalso, and 

Soyannwo, eds.) 

Fundamentals of 

Musculoskeletal Pain 

(Graven-Nielsen, Arendt-Nielsen, 

and Mense, eds.) 

Mechanisms and 

Management of Pain for 

the Physical Therapist 

(Sluka, ed.) 

Pharmacology of Pain 

(Beaulieu, Lussier, 

Porreca, and Dickenson, eds.) 

IASP BOOKSTORE 

AT THE CONGRESS 

Visit the IASP Bookstore at Booth #633 

Open 08:30 to 18:00 Tuesday to Friday in the Exhibition Hall 

Book signings every day between 12:45 to 13:30 at the Bookstore. 

For the schedule, see the book signing ad in this program. 

The IASP Bookstore at the World Congress on Pain offers 

the best discount on IASP Press books to be found anywhere.

HOW MECHANISMS 

CAN GUIDE YOUR 

APPROACH TO 

CHRONIC LOW 

BACK PAIN AN INTERACTIVE 

DISCUSSION 

PROGRAMME WORKSHOP 

18:30–20:00 

Introduction to the workshop 

Hans G. Kress (Vienna, Austria) 

Introduction of a chronic non-specific low back pain patient 


Diagnosis of chronic low back pain 

Bart Morlion (Leuven, Belgium) 

Aetiology of chronic low back pain 

Reinhard Sittl (Erlangen, Germany) 

Mechanisms of chronic low back pain 

Tony Dickenson (London, UK) 

Additional diagnostic steps for chronic low back pain 


Consequences of mechanisms of chronic low back pain 

Tony Dickenson (London, UK) 

Pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches to 

the management of chronic low back pain 


Evidence-based non-pharmacological approaches 


Yellow flags in chronic low back pain 


Conclusions and summary of the workshop 


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SILVER ROOM 

(NORTH WING) 

30 AUGUST 2012 

18:30–20:00

Meet outgoing and 

incoming IASP Presidents 

Eija A. Kalso and 

Fernando Cervero 

Wednesday, August 29 

15:30 – 16:00 

Meet the editors and 

authors of the latest 

publications from 

IASP Press 

Tuesday, August 28 – 

Friday, August 31 

12:45–13:30 Daily 

MEET THE PRESIDENTS! 

Eija Anneli Kalso 

Outgoing President, IASP 

BOOK SIGNINGS 

® 

Tuesday 

Pain-Related Fear: Exposure- 

Based Treatment for Chronic Pain 

Johan Vlaeyen, Stephen Morley, 

Steven J. Linton, and Katja Boersma 

Wednesday 

The Phenomenon of Pain 

Serge Marchand, author 

Thursday 


Understanding and Treating the 

Complex Patient 

Maria Adele Giamberardino and 

Troels Staehelin Jensen, editors 

Friday 

Chronic Pain: An Integrated 

Biobehavioral Approach 

Herta Flor, coauthor 

Fernando Cervero 

Incoming President, IASP 

PAIN-RELATED 

Vlaeyen 

Morley 

Linton 

Boersma 

de Jong 

PAIN-RELATED 

FEAR Exposure-based 



by Johan Vlaeyen, aey Stephen Morley, Steven J. Linton, Katja Boersma, and Jeroen de Jong 

The 

Phenomenon 

of 

PAIN 

by Serge Marchand 


Comorbidities 

Understanding and Treating 

the Complex Patient 

A D 

A N E U R A L G I A A 

N T A G 

X H H O B E S E 

I E R E 

E C A R D I A C T O 

T D T P E L V I C 

M Y O F A S C I A L S E 

C S R A 

H P C O M P L E X 

V I S C E R A L O A O 

I O P N 

C H R O N I C D 

Maria Adele Giamberardino, MD, 

and Troels Staehelin Jensen, MD, DMSc 

Editors 

Chronic 


An Integrated 

Biobehavioral 

Approach 

HERTA FLOR AND DENNIS C. TURK

PRESCRIBING INFORMATION Prialt ® (ziconotide) Please refer to the SPC before 

prescribing. Presentation: 1 ml and 5 ml vials containing 100 μg and 500 μg ziconotide 

as ziconotide acetate. Indication: Treatment of severe, chronic pain in adults who 

require intrathecal (IT) analgesia. Dose and administration: Must only be administered 

by physicians experienced in IT administration as continuous infusion via intrathecal (IT) 

catheter, using external or internally implanted mechanical infusion pump. When low doses 

are required, it must be diluted before use with preservative-free 0.9% sodium chloride 

solution for injection. See SPC for instructions for use and handling. Adults and elderly: 

Initiate at 2.4 μg/day. Titrate on individual patient basis in increments of � 2.4 μg/day, 

up to maximum dose of 21.6 μg/day. Minimal interval between dose increases is 24 hours; 

recommended interval, for safety reasons, is 48 hours or more. Patients with renal or 

hepatic impairment: Caution (see SPC). Children and adolescents under 18 years: Not 

recommended. Contraindications: Hypersensitivity to ziconotide or any excipient. 

Contraindicated in combination with IT chemotherapy. Pregnancy: Do not use during 

pregnancy unless clearly necessary. Studies in animals have shown reproductive toxicity 

and potential risk in humans is unknown. Lactation: Do not use during lactation unless 

clearly necessary as it is unknown whether ziconotide is excreted in breast milk. Warnings 

and Precautions: Caution during long-term treatment due to limited clinical data. IT 

administration of any medicine carries risk of potential serious infections such as meningitis, 

especially with external systems. Patients and physicians must be vigilant for typical signs 

and symptoms of meningitis. IT catheter tip placement should be carefully considered 

because optimal placement has not been established. Caution when administered with 

concomitant systemic chemotherapy. Monitoring of creatine kinase is recommended and in 

event of progressive elevation or clinically signifi cant elevation in association with myopathy 

or rhabdomyolysis, discontinuation of ziconotide should be considered. Potential for severe 

allergic reactions cannot be excluded. Reduce dose or discontinue ziconotide if signs or 

symptoms of cognitive impairment or neuropsychiatric adverse reactions develop, after 

considering other contributing causes. Cognitive effects are typically reversible within 1–4 

weeks after discontinuation, but may persist in some cases. If patients experience depressed 

levels of consciousness, discontinue ziconotide and consider withdrawing any concomitant 

CNS depressant medicines. Re-introduction of ziconotide is not recommended. Ziconotide 

may cause or worsen depression with the risk of suicide in susceptible patients. Drug 

Interactions: No specifi c interaction studies, but metabolic-based interactions or plasma 

protein displacement type interactions are unlikely. Increased incidence of somnolence with 

systemic baclofen, clonidine, bupivacaine or propofol, thus simultaneous use is discouraged. 

No data regarding concomitant use of partial opioid agonists eg buprenorphine. Based on 

very limited data, no effect on plasma exposure when given with ACE inhibitors eg benazepril, 

lisinopril and moexipril and HIV protease inhibitors eg ritonavir, saquinavir and indinavir. 

Adding IT ziconotide to IT morphine is possible, but requires special attention due to high rate 

of neuropsychiatric adverse events. Adding IT morphine to IT ziconotide is better tolerated. 

Ziconotide does not interact with opiate receptors. Side effects: Adverse reactions reported 

with ziconotide in IT trials (short and long-term exposure) are: Very common effects (>1/10): 

confusional state, dizziness, nystagmus, memory impairment, headache, blurred vision, 

nausea, vomiting, abnormal gait, somnolence and asthenia. Common effects (>1/100, 1/1000,

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