Cédric Lenoir - postdoc (UCLondon)
After a professional experience in the artistic field I worked as a physiotherapist notably in a chronic pain centre. From 2014-2018, I conducted a PhD at UCLouvain, under the supervision of André Mouraux and Samar Hatem, with the aim of characterizing the relationship and hierarchical organization between brain areas involved in nociceptive processing such as the primary somatosensory cortex and the operculo-insular cortex. I conducted several studies combining neuromodulation techniques (such as repetitive transcranial magnetic (rTMS) or transcranial and spinal direct current stimulation (tDCS)) combined with functional neuroimaging techniques such as electroencephalography (EEG) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). I am also collaborating with Emanuel van den Broeke to a research project investigating central and peripheral mechanisms of secondary hyperalgesia. In 2019, I joined the research team of Prof. G.D. Iannetti (UCLondon).
Publications
The long-term effect of complex regional pain syndrome type 1 on disability and quality of life after foot injury
Disability and Rehabilitation
Mouraux D, Lenoir C, Tuna T, Brassinne E, Sobczak S.
Anodal transcutaneous spinal direct current stimulation (tsDCS) selectively inhibits the synaptic efficacy of nociceptive transmission at spinal cord level
Lenoir C, Jankovski A, Mouraux A.
Deep continuous theta burst stimulation of the operculo-insular cortex selectively affects Adelta-fiber heat pain
Lenoir C*, Algoet M*, Mouraux A.
Quickly-responding C-fiber nociceptors contribute to heat hypersensitivity in the area of secondary hyperalgesia
Lenoir C, Plaghki L, Mouraux A, van den Broeke EN.
Report of one confirmed generalized seizure and one suspected partial seizure induced by deep continuous theta burst stimulation of the right operculo-insular cortex
Lenoir C*, Algoet M*, Vanderclausen C, Peeters A, Ferrao Santos S, Mouraux A.
The human primary somatosensory cortex is differentially involved in vibrotaction and nociception
Journal of Neurophysiology
Lenoir C, Huang G, Vandermeeren Y, Hatem SM, Mouraux A.
Secondary hyperalgesia is mediated by heat-insensitive A-fiber nociceptors
van den Broeke E, Lenoir C, Mouraux A.
