Chapter 08 - Psychosocial

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Psychosocial 01 – Conceptual Model of IBS
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Psychosocial 02 – Children of IBS Patients Make More Health Care Visits for GI Symptoms
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Psychosocial 03 – Children of IBS Patients Make More Health Care Visits for GI Symptoms
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Psychosocial 04 – Evidence for Influence of Social Learning Over Genetics in Twins Study
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Psychosocial 05 – Associations Between Maternal Reinforcement and Seriousness
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Psychosocial 06 – Associations Between Maternal Reinforcement and Parental IBS
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Psychosocial 07 – Associations Between Distraction and Amount of Symptom Talk
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Psychosocial 08 – Change from Baseline to a 6- and 12-Month Follow-Up after Treatment
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Psychosocial 08-42 – Role of the Central and Peripheral Corticotrophin-Releasing Factor
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Psychosocial 09 – Conceptual Model Showing Parental
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Psychosocial 10 – Effect of Family Life Events and Mothers’ Somatic Symptoms on Children
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Psychosocial 11 – Effect of Family Life Events and Mothers’ Somatic Symptoms on Children
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Psychosocial 12 – Effect of Family Life Events and Mothers’ Somatic Symptoms on Children
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Psychosocial 13 – Effect of Family Life Events and Mothers’ Somatic Symptoms on Children’s FGID Symptom Outcomes
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Psychosocial 14 – Conceptual Model Showing Parental Catastrophizing as a Mediator
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Psychosocial 15 – Prevalence of Early Adverse Life Events in IBS Patients and Controls
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Psychosocial 16 – Effect of Diagnosis and Abuse on Health Status
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Psychosocial 17 – Conceptual Relationships of Abuse History and Psychological
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Psychosocial 18 – Stress-What’s in a name?
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Psychosocial 19 – Visceral Anxiety-When Normal Becomes Threatening
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Psychosocial 20 – Catastrophizing-When Feelings Become Facts
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Psychosocial 21 – Ascending Projections of the Lamina I Spino-Thalamo_Cortical System VIDEO
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Psychosocial 22 – Ascending Projections of the Lamina I Spino-Thalamo_Cortical System
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Psychosocial 23 – Ascending Projections of the Lamina I Spino-Thalamo_Cortical System VIDEO
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Psychosocial 24 – Ascending Projections of the Lamina I Spino-Thalamo_Cortical System VIDEO
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Psychosocial 25 – Ascending Projections of the Lamina I Spino-Thalamo_Cortical System
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Psychosocial 26 – Model of Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders as Disorders
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Psychosocial 27 – Overlapping Networks in Altered Visceral Sensation
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Psychosocial 28 – Schematic Diagram Illustrating the Pathways
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Psychosocial 29 – Cognitions and Emotions Modulate Visceral Pain and Discomfort
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Psychosocial 30 – Cognitions and Emotions Modulate Visceral Pain and Discomfort
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Psychosocial 31 – Connectivity Tracts from the Periaqueductal Gray
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Psychosocial 32 – Modulation of Visceral Perception
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Psychosocial 33 – Emotional Modulation of Visceral Pain in Health Brain Mechanisms
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Psychosocial 34 – Attentional Modulation of Visceral Pain in Health Pain Ratings
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Psychosocial 35 – Imaging Outcomes Are Statistical Maps and Not Direct Measures
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Psychosocial 36 – IBS Patients Show Greater Activation in dACC, INS, and Dorsal Brainstem
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Psychosocial 37 – Increased Activation in Cingulate and Prefrontal Regions During Visceral
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Psychosocial 38 – Acute Stress and Rectal Sensitivity IBS Versus Controls
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Psychosocial 39 – Evolution of Brain Imaging Studies of Visceral Sensation
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Psychosocial 40 – “Visceral Pain Neuromatrix”
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Psychosocial 41 – Differences in Brain Responses to Visceral Pain Between Patients
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Psychosocial 43 – Overview of the Function of the Hypothalamo-Pituitary-Adrenal (HPA) Axis
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Psychosocial 44 – Cardioautonomic Tone Differs Between Men and Women with IBS
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Psychosocial 45 – Evidence-Based Psychological Strategies for FGID Treatment
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Psychosocial 01 – Conceptual Model of IBS

Psychosocial 02 – Children of IBS Patients Make More Health Care Visits for GI Symptoms

Psychosocial 03 – Children of IBS Patients Make More Health Care Visits for GI Symptoms

Psychosocial 04 – Evidence for Influence of Social Learning Over Genetics in Twins Study

Psychosocial 05 – Associations Between Maternal Reinforcement and Seriousness

Psychosocial 06 – Associations Between Maternal Reinforcement and Parental IBS

Psychosocial 07 – Associations Between Distraction and Amount of Symptom Talk

Psychosocial 08 – Change from Baseline to a 6- and 12-Month Follow-Up after Treatment

Psychosocial 08-42 – Role of the Central and Peripheral Corticotrophin-Releasing Factor

Psychosocial 09 – Conceptual Model Showing Parental

Psychosocial 10 – Effect of Family Life Events and Mothers’ Somatic Symptoms on Children

Psychosocial 11 – Effect of Family Life Events and Mothers’ Somatic Symptoms on Children

Psychosocial 12 – Effect of Family Life Events and Mothers’ Somatic Symptoms on Children

Psychosocial 13 – Effect of Family Life Events and Mothers’ Somatic Symptoms on Children’s FGID Symptom Outcomes

Psychosocial 14 – Conceptual Model Showing Parental Catastrophizing as a Mediator

Psychosocial 15 – Prevalence of Early Adverse Life Events in IBS Patients and Controls

Psychosocial 16 – Effect of Diagnosis and Abuse on Health Status

Psychosocial 17 – Conceptual Relationships of Abuse History and Psychological

Psychosocial 18 – Stress-What’s in a name?

Psychosocial 19 – Visceral Anxiety-When Normal Becomes Threatening

Psychosocial 20 – Catastrophizing-When Feelings Become Facts

Psychosocial 21 – Ascending Projections of the Lamina I Spino-Thalamo_Cortical System VIDEO

Psychosocial 22 – Ascending Projections of the Lamina I Spino-Thalamo_Cortical System

Psychosocial 23 – Ascending Projections of the Lamina I Spino-Thalamo_Cortical System VIDEO

Psychosocial 24 – Ascending Projections of the Lamina I Spino-Thalamo_Cortical System VIDEO

Psychosocial 25 – Ascending Projections of the Lamina I Spino-Thalamo_Cortical System

Psychosocial 26 – Model of Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders as Disorders

Psychosocial 27 – Overlapping Networks in Altered Visceral Sensation

Psychosocial 28 – Schematic Diagram Illustrating the Pathways

Psychosocial 29 – Cognitions and Emotions Modulate Visceral Pain and Discomfort

Psychosocial 30 – Cognitions and Emotions Modulate Visceral Pain and Discomfort

Psychosocial 31 – Connectivity Tracts from the Periaqueductal Gray

Psychosocial 32 – Modulation of Visceral Perception

Psychosocial 33 – Emotional Modulation of Visceral Pain in Health Brain Mechanisms

Psychosocial 34 – Attentional Modulation of Visceral Pain in Health Pain Ratings

Psychosocial 35 – Imaging Outcomes Are Statistical Maps and Not Direct Measures

Psychosocial 36 – IBS Patients Show Greater Activation in dACC, INS, and Dorsal Brainstem

Psychosocial 37 – Increased Activation in Cingulate and Prefrontal Regions During Visceral

Psychosocial 38 – Acute Stress and Rectal Sensitivity IBS Versus Controls

Psychosocial 39 – Evolution of Brain Imaging Studies of Visceral Sensation

Psychosocial 40 – “Visceral Pain Neuromatrix”

Psychosocial 41 – Differences in Brain Responses to Visceral Pain Between Patients

Psychosocial 43 – Overview of the Function of the Hypothalamo-Pituitary-Adrenal (HPA) Axis

Psychosocial 44 – Cardioautonomic Tone Differs Between Men and Women with IBS

Psychosocial 45 – Evidence-Based Psychological Strategies for FGID Treatment