Phantom limb pain after unilateral arm amputation is associated with decreased heat pain thresholds in the face,European Journal of Pain

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Phantom limb pain after unilateral arm amputation is associated with decreased heat pain thresholds in the face
European Journal of Pain ( IF 3.6 ) Pub Date : 2021-07-20 , DOI: 10.1002/ejp.1842
Xaver Fuchs _{1,

2} , Martin Diers _{1,

3} , Jörg Trojan ₁ , Pinar Kirsch ₁ , Christopher Milde _{1,

4} , Robin Bekrater-Bodmann ₁ , Mariela Rance _{1,

5} , Jens Foell _{1,

6} , Jamila Andoh _{1,

7} , Susanne Becker _{1,

8} , Herta Flor ₁

Affiliation

The mechanisms underlying chronic phantom limb pain (PLP) are complex and insufficiently understood. Altered sensory thresholds are often associated with chronic pain but quantitative sensory testing (QST) in PLP has so far been inconclusive due to large methodological variation between studies and small sample sizes.

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