Bridging Neurofeedback and Structural Connectivity in Chronic Pain

Key Points

• Neurofeedback training reduces chronic pain symptoms and correlates with improved structural connectivity in brain networks.
• Participants showed significant reductions in pain scores, with a change of more than 20% after neurofeedback sessions.
• Analysis of neuroimaging data demonstrates alterations in structural connectivity associated with neurofeedback therapies.
• Therapeutic implications are noteworthy, suggesting the need for further exploration of neurofeedback in chronic pain management.