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James Lorne Henry

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Professor EmeritusPsychiatry & Behavioural NeurosciencesMcMaster University

Research

Research areas, by share of publications

Research areas are derived from OpenAlex topics of their publications.

From the 150 most recent of 203 publications.

01

Cancer pain and neuropathic pain are associated with Aβ sensory neuronal plasticity in dorsal root ganglia and abnormal sprouting in lumbar spinal cord

Zhu YF, Kwiecien JM, Dabrowski W, Ungard R, Zhu KL, Huizinga JD, Henry JL, Singh G

Molecular Pain201822 citations
02

Rat model of cancer-induced bone pain

Zhu YF, Ungard R, Zacal N, Huizinga JD, Henry JL, Singh G

PAIN Reports201719 citations
03

Differences in electrophysiological properties of functionally identified nociceptive sensory neurons in an animal model of cancer-induced bone pain

Zhu YF, Ungard R, Seidlitz E, Zacal N, Huizinga J, Henry JL, Singh G

Molecular Pain201622 citations
04

Comment on: A critical evaluation of the trigger point phenomenon

Rathbone A, Henry J, Kumbhare D

Rheumatology20153 citations
05

iCanCope with Pain™: User‐Centred Design of a Web‐ and Mobile‐Based Self‐Management Program for Youth with Chronic Pain Based on Identified Health Care Needs

Stinson JN, Lalloo C, Harris L, Isaac L, Campbell F, Brown S, Ruskin D, Gordon A, Galonski M, Pink LR

Pain Research and Management2014157 citationsOpen Access
06

Pain-QuILT: Clinical Feasibility of a Web-Based Visual Pain Assessment Tool in Adults With Chronic Pain

Lalloo C, Kumbhare D, Stinson JN, Henry JL

Journal of Medical Internet Research201439 citationsSenior authorOpen Access
07

Pain-QuILT

Lalloo C, Stinson JN, Brown SC, Campbell F, Isaac L, Henry JL

Clinical Journal of Pain201425 citationsSenior author
08

Understanding the Information and Service Needs of Young Adults With Chronic Pain

Stinson J, White M, Isaac L, Campbell F, Brown S, Ruskin D, Gordon A, Galonski M, Pink L, Buckley N

Clinical Journal of Pain201383 citations
09

A Systematic Review of the Effectiveness of Knowledge Translation Interventions for Chronic Noncancer Pain Management

Ospina MB, Taenzer P, Rashiq S, MacDermid JC, Carr E, Chojecki D, Harstall C, Henry JL

Pain Research and Management201335 citationsSenior authorOpen Access
10

Adapting the Iconic Pain Assessment Tool Version 2 (IPAT2) for Adults and Adolescents With Arthritis Pain Through Usability Testing and Refinement of Pain Quality Icons

Lalloo C, Stinson JN, Hochman JR, Adachi JD, Henry JL

Clinical Journal of Pain201318 citationsSenior author
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