Asaf (Klaf) Weisman

@asafklaf.bsky.social

PhD candidate at Tel-Aviv University. I am a researcher of the spine and people experiencing pain. I am also an MSK Physiotherapist. Follow me for the neuroscience of pain, spine, and health issues. Blog: https://painlosophy.wordpress.com/

Metabolic disorders and pathophysiologies have many detrimental effects and are associated not only with tendinopathies but also with chronic #pain and are highly likely to be causal for these. This new review finds that diabetes has crazy effect sizes for many types of tendinopathies #physio #pain

The interplay between metabolic disorders and tendinopathies: Systematic review and meta‐analysis

This systematic review highlights a strong link between metabolic conditions and tendinopathies. Diabetes significantly increases the risk, especially for Achilles and upper limb tendinopathies. Dysl...

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New study finds evidence for neuroinflammation in the periphery of individuals after WHIPLASH. Very well conducted study! Sample size ✅ control group ✅ Sig. findings on MRI ✅ Sig. findings on blood tests ✅ Sig. findings on QST ✅ #physio #neuroskyence #painresearch 🧪🛟

Evidence for peripheral neuroinflammation after acute... : PAIN

a subgroup with underlying nerve involvement in WADII, such as peripheral neuroinflammation. This study aimed to investigate the presence of neuroinflammation in acute WADII using T2-weighted magnetic...

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New study with combined 7 Tesla MRI imaging and PET scan finds altered structures of nerves and neuroinflammation in migraine patients. Vey robust design that includes a control group and same cases as right/left side dominant migraines as controls. #painresearch #neuroskyence #physio 🧪🛟

Trigeminal nerve microstructure is linked with neuroinflammation and brainstem activity in migraine

Using multimodal imaging, Tohyama et al. show that individuals with migraine have white matter damage in the trigeminal nerve. This damage is associated wi

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