Neural and psychophysical predictors of treatment response to transcranial direct current stimulation and mindfulness-based meditation for knee osteoarthritis pain

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• Treatment response to transcranial direct current stimulation relies on both neural and psychophysical factors, influencing overall pain management.
• Key evidence shows that somatosensory cortical activation and pain modulatory profiles significantly correlate with response to interventions among individuals.
• Assessment utilizing neural and psychophysical predictors reveals variances in treatment effectiveness, highlighting the importance of personalization based on individual profiles.
• Investigating predictors of treatment response can enable customized neuromodulation approaches, improving outcomes for knee osteoarthritis pain management.