Tipo: materialTypeLabelLibro - General
Ubicación Física: 612.8 / V179 2016

Affective touch and the neurophysiology of ct afferents /

Autor: Vallbo, Ake.
Otros Autores: Löken, Line ( autor ) ; Wessberg, Johan ( autor ) ; Pitcher, Mark ( autor ) ; Pichoc, Claire Le ( autor ) ; Chesler, Alexander ( autor ) ; Olausson, Hakan ( autor ) ; Wessberg, Johan ( autor ) ; Morrison, India ( autor ) ; McGlone, Francis ( autor ) .
Pié de imprenta: New york : Springer, 2016.
Descripción: 430 páginas ; ilustraciones, gráficas y fotografías ; 16 x 24 cm.
ISBN: 9781493964161.
Tema(s):
Contenido: 1. Sensual touch: A slow touch system revealed. 2.Functional properties of C-low Threshold mechanoreceptors (C-LTMRs) in Nonhuman Mammals. 3. Cell Biology of tactile afferents. 4. Visualization of the cutaneous axonal endings of CLMTs. 5. The peripheral processing of pleasant touch in mice. 6. The touch landscape. 7. Some historical aspects of cutaneous psychophysic. 8. Psychophysical assessment of the sensory and affective components of touch. 9. Processing of C-tactile information in the spinal cord. 10. Insights from A-beta or C-Fibre denervated subjects. 11. Brain processings of CT-Targeted stimulation. 12. CT Afferent-mediatedaffective touch: brain networks and functional hypotheses. 13. Brain processing of touch, temperatura, and oral textura. 14. Social touch. 15. The neurochemical basis of motivation for affiliative touch. 16. Affective touch and human grooming behaviours: feeling Good and looking Good. 17. The midas effect: How somatosensory impressions shapa. 18. Intimacy and the brain: lessons from genital and sexual touch. 19. Affective touch from a philosopphical standpoint. 20. The effects of touch. 21. The touched self: affective touch and body awareness in health and disease. 22. Moderate pressure massage therapy. 23. Psychiatric conditions and touch. 24. Pain and touch: roles for C-tactile afferents in pain inhibition and tactile allodynia.
Resumen: CT afferents are receptors in mammalian hairy skin that fire action potentials when the skin is touched lightly which makes them particularly important in affective touch. Traditionally neuroscientific research has focused on more discriminative and haptic properties of touch that are mediated by large myelinated afferents and the coding properties and functional organization of unmyelinated CT afferents have been studied much less. The proposed volume will draw together existing knowledge in this nascent field. Separate sections will address (1) how we can measure affective touch, (2) CT structure and physiology, (3) CT processing, (4) the contribution of CTs to sexual behavior, (5) clinical relevance, (6) commercial relevance, and (7) future research considerations.​(taken from the source).

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1. Sensual touch: A slow touch system revealed. 2.Functional properties of C-low Threshold mechanoreceptors (C-LTMRs) in Nonhuman Mammals. 3. Cell Biology of tactile afferents. 4. Visualization of the cutaneous axonal endings of CLMTs. 5. The peripheral processing of pleasant touch in mice. 6. The touch landscape. 7. Some historical aspects of cutaneous psychophysic. 8. Psychophysical assessment of the sensory and affective components of touch. 9. Processing of C-tactile information in the spinal cord. 10. Insights from A-beta or C-Fibre denervated subjects. 11. Brain processings of CT-Targeted stimulation. 12. CT Afferent-mediatedaffective touch: brain networks and functional hypotheses. 13. Brain processing of touch, temperatura, and oral textura. 14. Social touch. 15. The neurochemical basis of motivation for affiliative touch. 16. Affective touch and human grooming behaviours: feeling Good and looking Good. 17. The midas effect: How somatosensory impressions shapa. 18. Intimacy and the brain: lessons from genital and sexual touch. 19. Affective touch from a philosopphical standpoint. 20. The effects of touch. 21. The touched self: affective touch and body awareness in health and disease. 22. Moderate pressure massage therapy. 23. Psychiatric conditions and touch. 24. Pain and touch: roles for C-tactile afferents in pain inhibition and tactile allodynia.

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CT afferents are receptors in mammalian hairy skin that fire action potentials when the skin is touched lightly which makes them particularly important in affective touch. Traditionally neuroscientific research has focused on more discriminative and haptic properties of touch that are mediated by large myelinated afferents and the coding properties and functional organization of unmyelinated CT afferents have been studied much less. The proposed volume will draw together existing knowledge in this nascent field. Separate sections will address (1) how we can measure affective touch, (2) CT structure and physiology, (3) CT processing, (4) the contribution of CTs to sexual behavior, (5) clinical relevance, (6) commercial relevance, and (7) future research considerations.​(taken from the source).

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