As far as we know the neural basis of emotional processing (amgidala, anterior insula) keep a kind of lineal stimulus dependence that is assumed to go mostly throug conscious regulation but it also go nonconsciuos . Clinically becomes relevant while working with chronic pain patients, in what degree thermosensors role (TRPV1 and 4) may participate to modulate nociception modulation increasing it or shaping an analgesic emotioanl mediated effect (anterior insula contribution)
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Hi,
Year 2010 : Got out from 3,5 months of coma, following my motorbike accident (October 2009).
These Pain-Feeling were sometime "usual", but could be "surprising me".
This neural basis of emotional processing has of course, been following me threw my Rehabilitation.
Getting out from these Rehab Periods (Body and Brain), this "Feeling" quickly became clear :
- "These Hospital, Reeducation Centers and Families having to Argue with these events, are surely as many places of interest, so as to Study and Highlight these Neural Basis of Emotional Processing!"
So, could you quickly describe us,
On which "Public-Grounds" these Neural Basis of Emotional Processing Research-Efforts, Are already/Will be thankful to take place ?
Thanks a lot,
Julien Gloanec
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