Programme CNAP Round Table Meeting - 4 October 2023, 12:30-15:30, SLV249, 11.00.032

In this Round Table meeting you are invited to discuss the topic of “Quantitate Sensory Testing (QST)”.
The objective of the Round Table meeting is two-fold. Expert groups are to present own expertise and methods in relation to the specific topic. Non-expert groups are asked to present a paper within the topic, present the use, strengths and limitations of a specific technique.

12.30 Welcome

12.35 From 0 to ouch: A beginner's guide to QST.
          Brian D. Ebbesen, Maryam M. Omandani, Rocco Giordano, Laura Moniek R. De Herde

• Weaver et.al., (2022). Quantitative Sensory Testing Across Chronic Pain Conditions and Use in Special Populations. Frontier Pain Research (2022).
• Reimer et.al., (2020) Sensory bedside testing: a simple stratification approach for sensory phenotyping, Pain reports (2020); 5(3): e820.

13.10 QST in humans and animals: what do we measure and what does it (not) tell us?
          Felipe Rettore Andreis, Suzan Meijs, Ida Dalsgaard Holland

• Urban et.al., (2011). Behavioral indices of ongoing pain are largely unchanged in male mice with tissue or nerve injury-induced mechanical hypersensitivity PAIN 152; (2011) pp. 990–1000
• Didier Bouhassira, Nadine Attal, (2023) Personalized treatment of neuropathic pain: Where are we now? European Journal of Pain (2023); 27(9). pp. 1084-1098

13.45 Coffee and Cake

14.00 Introduction to QST Methods
          Enrico Martino, Emma Hertel, Silvia Lo Vecchio; Daniela Montemayor Zolezzi, Giulia Erica Aliotta, Trine Andresen,  Carolina Ceruti, Nahian Chowdhury

14.30 QST, Hands on in the lab and Discussion
          Enrico Martino, Emma Hertel, Silvia Lo Vecchio; Daniela Montemayor Zolezzi, Giulia Erica Aliotta, Trine Andresen, Carolina Ceruti, Nahian Chowdhury

15.30 Thank you for today!

PROGRAMME FOR CNAP ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION, 13 December 2023, 12:30-15:30, SLV 249/11.00.032

12.30 Welcome

12.35 Targeted multi-channel tDCS versus standard bipolar tDCS.
          Brian D. Ebbesen, Laura Moniek R. De Herde, Atte Seppo Aleksi Eskelinen, Trine Andresen

• Khan et.al., (2023). Can individually targeted and optimized multi-channel tDCS outperform standard bipolar tDCS in stimulating the primary somatosensory cortex? Brain Stimulation 16 (2023) p.1-16

13.10 Zap Through Time: A beginner’s perception of Laser-Evoked Potentials
          Maryam M. Omandani, Rocco Giordano, Giulia Erica Aliotta, Bruno Andry Nascimento Couto

• Carmon et al., (1976). Evoked Cerebral Responses to Noxious Thermal Stimuli in Humans. Experimental Brain Research, 25, p. 103-107
• Iannetti et al., (2008). Determinants of Laser-Evoked EEG Responses: Pain Perception or Stimulus Saliency? Journal of Neurophysiology 100, p 815-828 (2008)

13.45 break

13.55 Practical data collection for SEPs
          Carolina Ceruti, Enrico Martino, Samantha Millard

14.30 SEP Preprocessing and Analysis in Pigs and Humans
          Daniela Montemayor Zolezzi, Nahian Chowdhury, Felipe Rettore Andreis

15.05 Glögg & æbleskiver

15.30 Thank you for today!