Gate Control Theory of Pain

Describes how the dorsal column medial lemniscal (DCML) system carries deep touch which can inhibit pain signals carried by A-delta or C fibers and transmitted via the spinothalamic tract, from reaching the brain.

[@imrandettolsoap]

is this why a hug takes away all my pain :')

[@mahamallahditta1780]

😂😂😂

[@sushma8356]

Well intensity of pain also depends upon the perception of the pain for example: getting slapped by your crush is not as painful as getting slapped by your school teacher . Lmfao XD XD

[@fificaroline1141]

This really helped to solidify my understanding of the "if in doubt, choose C" concept.

[@sheanemmanuelporcia3297]

Thank you so much for this! Now I understand how the application of TENS can reduce the pain felt by the patient!

[@katarzynafelicka4403]

Very informative. Helped me understand the mechanism of TENS as an analgesia method in labour! Thanks

[@arko9492]

This is the best video that help me to understand the pain gate theory...iam in final year of bachelor in physiotherapy & found hard this topic since first yr...tqq so much sirr...tomorrow is my neuro viva...

[@sammanesh1]

I've visited quite a few channels, this is hands down the best one for studying

[@cameronphysiotherapy4522]

Great explanation. thank you. I watched a lot of videos on this and your is by far the clearest.

[@samanthag.8897]

This helped so much! Thank you! I'm certain this is going to be one of the essay questions on my pathophysiology exam. This really helped me out.

[@constellationlanebula7172]

This was driving me crazy! That was a really good explanation and animation, thank you so much!!🌻🌻🌻

[@fasamah.kollie8767]

Splendid explanation !!! The Understanding came through clearly😊🙏🏻

[@mariusmyhre7594]

Easy to understand and informative video. I do wish people would stop calling nociceptive input "pain signals", though.

[@Claraspaw]

Thanks for your easy and interactive explanation

[@elines.4527]

Really well explained! Thank you.

[@claireoliver3952]

This is amazing, thanks so much!

[@aryandwivedi6001]

Amazing explanation 👌

[@kb-kd7hc]

Beautifully explained 👏 👌

[@fatimahm9553]

Amazing explanation thanks💕

[@chavoosh-]

thank you soo much this video is the best one yet and this video even helped a Turkish student

[@ArleighLauren]

You kind of sound like Pedro Pascal! Thanks for the video 😊

[@afraali9607]

very informative and simply explained ...

[@ayameziane2172]

thanks for the amazing explanation

[@psychoscienceformentalheal4601]

Very understanding content

[@68thallabhanusamykya18]

Great explanation Sir, thankuuu

[@paolayanez7228]

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[@flaminmongrel6955]

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[@BuzzyHelps]

The pacinian is responsible for 90% of gate control, but it's a motion/position sense nerve, not deep touch. Merckel disks are deep touch. One of the reasons TENs units aren't as effective is often they send impulses at 20-120Hz, but the Pacinian responds most strongly to 180-250Hz). (Manfredi, PloS one 2012:7(2):31203.)

[@biclifett]

Good video. I enjoyed the animation and questions at the end.

[@victoriaadetunji6770]

Helpful thanks. What's the difference between the gate control theory of pain and specificity theory of pain?

[@emilybaker760]

Well done, I learned a lot

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Excellent, glad it was helpful!

[@keepitsimple3042]

so precise and concise💖💝

[@alitavakoly9064]

Thanks for the informative video. Could you please tell the references you used?

[@FatemePishgooei]

Wonderful,, thank you so much for sharing these informative data to us❤❤

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

You are so welcome!

[@ZeroEmotions.]

I learned a new thing..that I haven't known before ..since 21 years

[@ankitaray8528]

Great explanation ❤

[@mohamedjatte9145]

Thank you so much pr, from Morocco

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

You are welcome!

[@chandankurmi7979]

Wonderful vedio 🎉🎉❤

[@khairulanuarazis2980]

nice bro..simple and concise :D

[@lionsinescanor373]

great video!

[@IAMCHIDERA]

Thanks so much!

[@dhssgsyst109]

Why is Your voice is so calming lol is this meditation video

[@fatimac5253]

this is so helpful, thank you!

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

You’re very welcome!

[@dr.aniruddhapatil9418]

Amazing video. Thank you so much for such a great video. Which software was used to create this video.

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Thank you sooo Much

[@studypedia6698]

Thank you sir..

[@kiarameyer2626]

Thank you thank you thank you

[@100mph_expedition]

Thank you🔥

[@vihanga4068]

This is very informative 👏

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Glad it was helpful!

[@PatBell537]

Is this video being narrated by Pedro Pascal?? Absolutely insane how similar you sound to him

[@IbrahimAhmed-ht7rc]

thank you it is great ❤

[@lixinz.4708]

doesn't the pain become conscious once it reaches the Thalamus?

[@shantirnair4179]

Informative

[@bageshreeoak7437]

Very nicely explained

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thanks for liking

[@rebeccalau4611]

do inhibitory neurons inhibit via endogenous opioids or GABA/Gly?

[@nooralalawi6453]

i just wanna ask you a question so when activating the DCML pathway are we activating the a beta fibres?

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Yes that is correct

[@mikhailkushadiwijaya1027]

Thanks

[@btsniki113]

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[@bunnythecat6552]

Thank you sir

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

So nice of you

[@kiaruna]

I am your 2000th like !

[@user-ii9we3hc4h]

When in doubt, choose C. Works every time.

[@aliabaadasif3557]

Amazing

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thanks

[@fatimahm9553]

Sir i have question with regard to these long neurons , for example the A delta fiber , in which form this neuron will travel to the spinal cord ! In a form of nerve? For example if there is a damage to the biceps, this A delta fiber will travel inside the musclocutaneous nerve or what .☺️ and also for the second order neuron how it will travel to the brain , sorry if my question is confusing but i really want to imagine this 🙏🏻

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

To get to the brain, the second order neurons travel via the neospinothalamic tract and the paleospinothalamic tract. The first order neurons carrying pain signals from the head and face travel through cranial nerve V( trigeminal nerve). You may also watch the pain transduction video: ua-cam.com/video/lEQyLR6UBW0/v-deo.html

[@teledestroyer3743]

could we ease the finger pain by massaging other body parts?

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Typically it needs to be close to the area that was injured

[@Rene-uz3eb]

I submit the alternative theory that massage etc spreads local concentrations of cytokines away from the pain nerves

[@ameeracademy880]

My both answers were correct Alhamdulillah

[@praneethvarma2582]

I feel like the answer for the last question in G

[@haseebahmed805]

agreed

[@nooralalawi6453]

you just saved my life thank u!!!

[@mitali9976]

Can we get the notes

[@drsamantaphysiotherapyclin5623]

Wow

[@hh-fy4eg]

👌❤❤

[@cristophervillegas1259]

wena csm muchas gracias

[@abdullahmt2624]

Isn’t C?

[@MargaritaVega-en9ts]

I believe the correct spelling for the word gelitanosa is GELATINOSA... please check

[@honeybee-in9jp]

Still am not getting

[@alhamdulilah555]

سبحان الله

[@72-prasannapandian34]

C

[@carolinischultz3730]

[@Kajalyadav01K]

Not satisfied..........