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Movement and Cingulate Motor Areas in Pain Processing

<br>Explore the role of movement and cingulate motor areas in pain processing with insights from Cingulum NeuroSciences Institute. These brain regions play a crucial role in modulating pain perception, motor responses, and adaptive behavior. Understanding their function can help develop better pain management strategies. Learn how neuroscience advances are shaping treatments for chronic pain and improving patient outcomes Visit us now u2013 https://cingulumneurosciences.net/<br>

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Movement and Cingulate Motor Areas in Pain Processing

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  1. CINGULATE CORTEX STUDIES & PSYCHOPATHOLOGY CINGULUM | CINULATE CORTEX

  2. About CNSI History Cingulum NeuroSciences Institute (CNSI) is a nonprofit and tax-exempt, 509(a)(2) corporation (EIN 56-2020907) formed in 1997 by Dr. Brent A. and Leslie J. Vogt (pictured below). The name is a registered Service Mark with the US Trademark and Patent Office and refers to the cingulum bundle which is a complex of mostly myelinated axons that underlies cingulate cortex. In 2000 we moved from North Carolina to Upstate New York where we are a registered charity (#41-63-33). CNSI is built on the past 50 years of expertise derived from the studies of Dr. Vogt into the structure, connections, functions, and pathologies of the cingulate gyrus in rodent, lagomorph (rabbit), and primate (monkey & human) brains (see Dr. Vogt’s CV). https://cingulumneurosciences.net/

  3. Board of Directors Brent A. Vogt, Ph.D., President Leslie J. Vogt, M.A., Vice President and Treasurer J. Douglas Bremner, MD, Emory University Patrick R. Hof, M.D./Ph.D., Mount Sinai School of Medicine Orrin Devinsky, M.D., New York University Ellen Townes-Anderson, Ph.D., New Jersey Medical School, Rutgers https://cingulumneurosciences.net/

  4. Support the Cingulum Neurosciences • Research & Education Effort • Your Contribution-of any size-enables us to power research intiatives that will benefit future generations with the most advanced approaches for survivors of harsh physical child abuse and to develop eductional programs. https://cingulumneurosciences.net/

  5. What is Harsh Physical Abuse & Rape Physical abuse: Hit, burned, penetrative sex at least once a month for at least a year with very negative outcomes • Rape: Any sexual assault involving forced penetration of the vagina, anus or mouth by a penis, finger or other object https://cingulumneurosciences.net/

  6. We have two primary goals To understand the structure/function organization of each cingulate subregion in health and disease. This effort also focuses on the essential functions of individual areas. As such we have a uniquely cingulocentric perspective based in rigorous anatomy that helps to interpret a range of anatomical/structural and functional imaging data in rodents and primates, including humans. Thus, we assist in the design and interpretation of structural and functional imaging studies as well as in training postdoctoral fellows or early faculty with an evolving interest in cingulate cortex. We collaborate in joint grant applications and other activities that have a significant focus on cingulate cortex. Our facilities support these activities with a full histological preparation and analysis suite including five microscopic imaging systems and a library of histological cingulate tissues from five species including numerous human diseases To understand and eventually treat the consequences of child abuse and rape by using an animal model of these experiences. This research is in its earliest stages as we now need to understand how these events evolve into adult-onset psychopathology. The ultimate goal is to block these changes so that individuals that are vulnerable to abuse can live their life free of the agony of such treatment. https://cingulumneurosciences.net/

  7. Our Contact 315-280-6847 https://cingulumneurosciences.net/ bvogt@twcny.rr.com 7855 Elwill Road, Cicero NY 13039

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