Cerebral Networks Linked to Itch-related Sensations Induced by Histamine and Capsaicin
Abstract
This functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study explored the central nervous processing of itch induced by histamine and capsaicin, delivered via inactivated cowhage spicules, and the influence of low-dose naltrexone. Scratch bouts were delivered at regular intervals after spicule insertion in order temporarily to suppress the itch. At the end of each trial the subjects rated their itch and scratch-related sensations. Stepwise multiple...
Paper Details
Title
Cerebral Networks Linked to Itch-related Sensations Induced by Histamine and Capsaicin
Published Date
Jan 1, 2015
Journal
Volume
95
Issue
6
Pages
645 - 652
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