1. A review of functional imaging of the brain and pain

   • Ronald P. Pawl

   ReviewPaper 01 August 1999 Pages: 249 - 255

2. Direct evidence of nociceptive input to human anterior cingulate gyrus and parasylvian cortex

   • M. Rios}
   • R. -D. Treede
   • F. A. Lenz

   OriginalPaper 01 August 1999 Pages: 256 - 264

3. Meta-Analysis of thirty-four independent samples studied using PET reveals a significantly attenuated central response to noxious stimulation in clinical pain patients

   • Stuart W. G. Derbyshire

   OriginalPaper 01 August 1999 Pages: 265 - 280

4. Examination of the role of the cerebral cortex in the perception of pain using functional magnetic resonance imaging

   • Elizabeth Disbrow
   • Ralf Baron
   • Yvonne Baron

   OriginalPaper 01 August 1999 Pages: 281 - 290

5. Cerebral activity in the perception of visceral pain

   • Daniel H. S. Silverman

   OriginalPaper 01 August 1999 Pages: 291 - 299

6. Cognitive-behavioral factors in the management of chronic low back pain: Conceptualization and evidence of treatment efficacy

   • John W. Burns
   • Amanda Kubilus
   • Elizabeth Michael

   OriginalPaper 01 August 1999 Pages: 300 - 307

7. Functional magnetic resonance imaging of pain consciousness: Cortical networks of pain critically depend on what is implied by “pain”

   • A. Vania Apkarian

   OriginalPaper 01 August 1999 Pages: 308 - 315

8. Cerebral responses to warmth and heat and cold pain measured by positron emission tomography

   • Satoshi Minoshima
   • Kenneth L. Casey

   OriginalPaper 01 August 1999 Pages: 316 - 320

9. Multidisciplinary treatment of benign chronic pain syndrome in substance abusing patients

   • Neil D. Mahoney
   • James E. Devine
   • Daniel Angres

   OriginalPaper 01 August 1999 Pages: 321 - 331