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#48 Local and remote exercise induced hypoalgesia in knee osteoarthritis patients a randomized crossover (opens the original)
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In this special bite-sized episode, recorded live at the Pain Science in Motion Congress in Brussels, we sit down with Mark van Loo . Mark is a physical therapist and researcher at the University of Applied Sciences Rotterdam , specializing in knee osteoarthritis and physical activity behavior. Mark shares insights from his PhD poster presentation, focusing on a fascinating physiological mechanism to help patients overcome the pain barrier when exercising. A major clinical hurdle in treating kne
#47 Chronic Pain: a personal story (opens the original)
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In this special bite-sized episode, recorded live at the Pain Science in Motion Congress in Brussels, we sit down with Anneleen, a 30-year-old lab scientist who shares her personal testimonial as a chronic pain patient. Diagnosed with fibromyalgia at the age of 12, Anneleen offers a profound, firsthand perspective on the challenges of navigating the healthcare system and the turning points that helped her regain her mobility and life. Anneleen’s symptoms began at an early age, involving severe f
#46 Physical activity assessment study (opens the original)
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In this episode, recorded live at the Pain Science in Motion Congress in Brussels, we sit down with PhD researcher and physiotherapist Sophie van Dijk from the University of Antwerp. Sophie shares insights from her double poster presentation, focusing on the critical challenges and methodologies surrounding the assessment of physical activity in populations living with persistent pain. Sophie’s Study: Measuring Activity in Persistent Pain While physical activity is a cornerstone of chronic pain
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