{{htmlmetatags> metatag-keywords=(Iatrogénie, Effet Placebo, Neurophysiologie) metatag-og:title=(Meta-analysis of neural systems underlying placebo analgesia from individual participant fMRI data. Zunhammer M, et al, Nat Commun 2021.) metatag-description=(Meta-analysis of neural systems underlying placebo analgesia from individual participant fMRI data. Zunhammer M, et al, Nat Commun 2021.) metatag-og:type=article metatag-article:published_time=2021-03-07 metatag-article:modified_time=2021-03-11 }} {{page>:priv:keywords&nofooter&noeditbtn}} ~~NOTOC~~ {{pmid>addtt:33654105|Meta-analysis of neural systems underlying placebo analgesia from individual participant fMRI data.}} {{pmid>addhash_fr:33654105|Iatrogénie, Effet_Placebo, Neurophysiologie}} ====== Meta-analysis of neural systems underlying placebo analgesia from individual participant fMRI data. Zunhammer M, et al, Nat Commun 2021. ====== {{tag>Iatrogénie }} {{tag>Effet_Placebo, Neurophysiologie}} * **Proposé le :** 07/03/2021 07:55:43 * **Par :** [[:user:tweetuser]] * **Avec la version du site :** * **Revu par :** * //Mettre votre nom d'utilisateur// * //Mettre votre nom d'utilisateur// {{tag>Proposé_à_relecture 2021-03 Non_attribué Non_finalisé}} {{page>:veille:info:part_authors_instructions&noindent&nolink&nofooter&noeditbtn}} ===== Résumé et points clés ===== The brain systems underlying placebo analgesia are insufficiently understood. Here we performed a systematic, participant-level meta-analysis of experimental functional neuroimaging studies of evoked pain under stimulus-intensity-matched placebo and control conditions, encompassing 603 healthy participants from 20 (out of 28 eligible) studies. We find that placebo vs. control treatments induce small, widespread reductions in pain-related activity, particularly in regions belonging to ventral attention (including mid-insula) and somatomotor networks (including posterior insula). Behavioral placebo analgesia correlates with reduced pain-related activity in these networks and the thalamus, habenula, mid-cingulate, and supplementary motor area. Placebo-associated activity increases occur mainly in frontoparietal regions, with high between-study heterogeneity. We conclude that placebo treatments affect pain-related activity in multiple brain areas, which may reflect changes in nociception and/or other affective and decision-making processes surrounding pain. Between-study heterogeneity suggests that placebo analgesia is a multi-faceted phenomenon involving multiple cerebral mechanisms that differ across studies. ===== Références de l'article ===== {{pmid>listgroup:33654105}} ---- {{page>:veille:pm:discussion:33654105&nofooter&nolink&noindent}} [[:veille:pm:discussion:33654105?do=edit|Éditer la discussion]] ---- ===== Références ===== ~~REFNOTES~~ {{page>:start_news:start_newsletter&noident&nofooter&noeditbtn}}