The quest to acquire knowledge and understanding of pain has had crucial moments in which evolution of the process has been dramatically changed, and have opened new horizons of research, understanding and treatment. When Melzack and Wall described what would come to be known as the Gate Control Theory they clarify basic aspects of pain development but to lead the way to further basic and clinical research studies. It has been fifty years since the original article was published in Science magazine (“Pain Mechanism: a new theory. A gate control system modulates sensory input from the skin before it evokes pain perception and response”). The paper was written during a very particular moment in scientific history and the context of two very ...
This article discusses how the phenomenology of physical pain can establish a dialogue with the medi...
This article presents pain as the most frequent symptom with which health problems are identified. T...
The article represents a synthesis of literature about antique, medieval and modern pain theories. I...
The quest to acquire knowledge and understanding of pain has had crucial moments in which evolution ...
The quest to acquire knowledge and understanding of pain has had crucial moments in which the evolut...
About 10 million people in Spain suffer from chronic pain. Despite the identification of important s...
El dolor crónico es una epidemia del siglo XXI que plantea múltiples retos tanto a nivel cien...
In 1965 Melzack and Wall proposed the influential gate control theory of pain. This theory postulate...
Pain is a personal subjective experience with physiological and psychological components and involve...
The gate control theory of pain proposed by Melzack and Wall in 1965 is revisited through two mechan...
Professor Patrick Wall changed the way we think about pain. Until the middle of the 20th Century, pa...
This paper highlights Professor Ronald Melzack's theoretical contributions to the understanding of p...
El dolor es uno de los síntomas (dolor agudo) y patologías (dolor crónico) que afectan más desde to...
A decade ago I had occasion to review the problem of pain in an article ’ that was not noticed by ma...
This commentary on ideas about neural mechanisms underlying pain is aimed at providing perspective f...
This article discusses how the phenomenology of physical pain can establish a dialogue with the medi...
This article presents pain as the most frequent symptom with which health problems are identified. T...
The article represents a synthesis of literature about antique, medieval and modern pain theories. I...
The quest to acquire knowledge and understanding of pain has had crucial moments in which evolution ...
The quest to acquire knowledge and understanding of pain has had crucial moments in which the evolut...
About 10 million people in Spain suffer from chronic pain. Despite the identification of important s...
El dolor crónico es una epidemia del siglo XXI que plantea múltiples retos tanto a nivel cien...
In 1965 Melzack and Wall proposed the influential gate control theory of pain. This theory postulate...
Pain is a personal subjective experience with physiological and psychological components and involve...
The gate control theory of pain proposed by Melzack and Wall in 1965 is revisited through two mechan...
Professor Patrick Wall changed the way we think about pain. Until the middle of the 20th Century, pa...
This paper highlights Professor Ronald Melzack's theoretical contributions to the understanding of p...
El dolor es uno de los síntomas (dolor agudo) y patologías (dolor crónico) que afectan más desde to...
A decade ago I had occasion to review the problem of pain in an article ’ that was not noticed by ma...
This commentary on ideas about neural mechanisms underlying pain is aimed at providing perspective f...
This article discusses how the phenomenology of physical pain can establish a dialogue with the medi...
This article presents pain as the most frequent symptom with which health problems are identified. T...
The article represents a synthesis of literature about antique, medieval and modern pain theories. I...