Physiotherapist, his research focuses on spinal cord control through the nervous system to improve interventions in individuals with low back pain. His objectives are to test the influence of low back pain on the central nervous system functions and determine the effect of conventional interventions (e.g., exercising) or emerging therapies (e.g., neurostimulation) on pain, disability and nervous system function.

Keywords

low back pain, motor control, spinal cord, nervous system, treatment

Recent publications

• Neuroinflammatory activation in sensory and motor regions of the cortex is related to sensorimotor function in individuals with low back pain maintained by nociplastic mechanisms: A preliminary proof‐of‐concept study
• Potential of a New, Flexible Electrode sEMG System in Detecting Electromyographic Activation in Low Back Muscles during Clinical Tests: A Pilot Study on Wearables for Pain Management
• Focal to bilateral tonic-clonic seizure induced by high-frequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation over the primary motor cortex in a woman with chronic low back pain: A case report

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