M1-Testung kutaner Afferenzen bei CED: PAINMAP-IBD: Skin Sensory Testing to Assess Visceral Nerve Dysfunction in IBD-related Abdominal Pain

FAU own research funding: EFI / IZKF / EAM ...


Start date : 01.01.2026

End date : 31.12.2026


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Scientific Abstract

PAINMAP-IBD explores whether cutaneous sensory afferents can serve as a surrogate marker of visceral nerve dysfunction in IBD-associated abdominal pain. Using abdominal quantitative sensory testing (QST) and C-fiber-selective stimulation, the project characterizes sensory phenotypes and peripheral neurofunction. Findings will be correlated with clinical activity, biomarkers, and treatment response across defined patient cohorts.

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