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King’s College London

United Kingdom

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Dr. Kirsty Bannister is a Lecturer at King's College London, United Kingdom. Her research focuses on pain mechanisms, gastrointestinal pain, and the psychological impacts of inflammatory arthritis. Dr. Bannister has contributed to various articles examining the modulation of pain and the need for a cohesive pain research strategy in Europe.

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Defining descending modulatory pathways that regulate spinal nociceptive processing

Open Date: 2019-04-01

Close Date: 2021-04-01

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Stephen McMahon

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King’s College London

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A pain research strategy for Europe: A European survey and position paper of the European Pain Federation EFIC

A Parallel Human and Rat Investigation of the Interaction Between Descending and Spinal Modulatory Mechanisms

An interdisciplinary perspective on peripheral drivers of pain in rheumatoid arthritis

Gastrointestinal pain: A systematic review of temporal summation of pain paradigms and outcomes

Psychological distress over 12 months post-diagnosis in an early inflammatory arthritis cohort

Why Europe needs a pain research strategy

A critical brainstem relay for mediation of diffuse noxious inhibitory controls

One size does not fit all: towards optimising the therapeutic potential of endogenous pain modulatory systems.

Irritable bowel syndrome in inflammatory bowel disease: Distinct, intertwined, or unhelpful? Views and experiences of patients

Developments in Understanding Diffuse Noxious Inhibitory Controls: Pharmacological Evidence from Pre-Clinical Research

Towards optimising experimental quantification of persistent pain in Parkinson’s disease using psychophysical testing

The Stage-Specific Plasticity of Descending Modulatory Controls in a Rodent Model of Cancer-Induced Bone Pain

Activation of the descending pain modulatory system using cuff pressure algometry

Central Nervous System Targets: Supraspinal Mechanisms of Analgesia

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Stephen McMahon

Sam Hughes

David Finn

Mira Meeus

Leonie Taams

Michael Mansfield

Patrice Forget

Rona Moss-Morris

Diego Valiente

Mateusz Kucharczyk

David Bennett

Thomas Graven-Nielsen

Susanne Becker

Sam Norton

Tatum Madeleine Cummins

Brona M. Fullen

Francesca Di Domenico

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