Publications (selection)

B) Receptor Physiology

Bromm B,  Hensel H, Tagmat A  (36)

The electrosensibility of the isolated ampulla of Loren­zini in the dogfish.

J. Comp. Physiol. 111, 127‑136 (1976)

Bromm B and Tagmat A  (46)

Regression analysis of non‑stationary discharges in neu­rons; adaptation in the electrosensory afferent of dog­fish. Biol. Cybernetics 28, 41‑49 (1977)

Akoev GN,  Andianov RG, Szabo T, Bromm, B   (255/256)

Neuropharmacological analysis of synaptic transmission in the Lorenzinian

am­pulla of the skate Raja clavata. J Comp Physiol A 168, 639-646, 647 – 652 (1991)

C) Nociception

Bromm B,  Scharein E   (82)

Response plasticity of pain evoked reactions in man.

Physiol. Behavior 28, 109‑116 (1982)

Bromm B,  Neitzel H, Tecklenburg A, Treede RD  (96)

Evoked cerebral potential correlates of C‑fibre activity in man.

Neurosci. Letters 43, 109‑114 (1983)

Bromm B,  Meyer W,  Scharein E  (95)

Antagonism between tilidine and naloxone on cerebral po­tentials and pain ra­tings in man. Europ. J. Pharmacol. 87, 431‑440 (1983)

Bromm B (109)

Pain‑related components in the cerebral potential. Expe­rimen­tal and multiva­riate

statistical approaches.

In: B. Bromm (ed.), Pain Measurement in Man: Neuro­physio­logical Corre­lates of

Pain, Chapter 18, pp. 257‑291, El­se­vier Press, Amsterdam (1984)

Chen CAN, Treede RD, Bromm B  (145)

Tonic pain inhibits phasic pain: Evoked cerebral potenti­al correlates in man.

Psychiatry Research 14, 343‑351 (1985)

Bromm B (148)

Neurophysiologische Korrelate des Schmerzes beim Men­schen.

In: B. Bromm und D.W. Lübbers (eds.), Physiologie Aktuell I:

Hauptvor­träge der Tagungen der Deutschen Physiologi­schen Gesellschaft,

Dortmund 1984. Gustav Fischer Verlag, Stuttgart, 105‑125 (1986)

Bromm B, Meier W, Scharein E (161)

Imipramine reduces experimental pain.    Pain 25, 245‑257 (1986)

Kochs E, Treede RD, Schulte am Esch J, Bromm B (248)

Modulation of pain-related somatosensory evoked potenti­als by general anesthe­sia. Anest Analg 71, 225‑230 (1990)

Bromm, B, Scharein E, Darsow U, Ring J   (344)

Effects of menthol and cold on histamine-induced itch and skin reactions in

man. Neurosci. Lett. 187, 157-160 (1995)

Kochs E, Scharein E, Möllenberg O, Bromm B.  (364)

Analgesic efficacy of low dose ketamine. Somatosensory evoked responses in relation to subjective pain ratings. Anesthesiol. 86, 304 – 314 (1996)

Lorenz J, Beck H, Bromm B  (379)

Cognitive performance, mood and experimental pain before and during

mor­phine-induced analgesia in patients with chronic non ­malignant pain.

Pain 73, 369 -375 (1997).

Reinert A, Treede RD, Bromm B (459

The pain inhibiting pain effect: An electrophysiological study in humans.

Brain Research 862, 103 – 110 (2000).

Darsow U, Scharein E, Simon D, Walter G, Bromm B, Ring J  (501)

New aspects of itch pathophysiology: Component analysis of atopic itch

using the “Eppendorf Itch Questionnaire”.

Int. Arch. Allergy Immunol. 124, 326-2331 (2001).

Detsch O, Kochs E, Siemers M, Bromm B, Vahle-Hinz C  (517)

Increased responsiveness of cortical neurons in contrast to thalamic

neurons during isoflurane-induced EEG bursts in rats.

Neurosci. Letters 317, 9-12 (2002).

Brain Imaging of Pain Processing

Bromm B and Scharein E  (81)

Principal component analysis of pain related cerebral po­tentials to mechani­cal and electrical stimulation in man. Electroenceph. clin. Neurophysiol. 53, 94‑103 (1982)

Bromm B,  Meyer W,  Scharein E  (95)

Antagonism between tilidine and naloxone on cerebral po­tentials and pain ra­tings in man. Europ. J. Pharmacol. 87, 431‑440 (1983)

Bromm B, Meier W, Scharein E  (231)

Pre‑stimulus/post‑stimulus relations in EEG spectra and their modulations

by an opioid and an antide­pressant.

Electroenceph clin Neurophysiol 73, 188‑197 (1989)

Bromm B, Frieling A, Lankers J   (258)

Laser-evoked potentials in patients with dissociated loss of pain and

temperature sensibility.  Electroenceph clin Neurophysiol 80, 284-291 (1991)

Treede RD, Lankers J, Frieling A, Zangemeister WH, Kunze K, Bromm B  (268)

Cerebral potentials evoked by painful laser stimuli in patients with

syringomye­lia.     Brain 114, 1595-1607 (1991)

Tarkka IM, Treede RD, Bromm B  (289)

Sensory and movement‑related cortical potentials in no­ci­ceptive and

auditory reac­tion time tasks.  Acta Neurol Scand 86, 359-364 (1992)

Bromm B and Chen ACN  (336)

Brain electrical source analysis of laser-evoked poten­tials in response to painful trigeminal nerve stimula­tion. Electroencephal. Clin. Neurophysiol. 95, 14-26 (1995)

Kazarians H, Scharein E, Bromm B  (337)

Laser-evoked brain potentials in response to painful trigeminal nerve activa­tion.

Int. J. Neurosci. 81, 111-122 (1995)

Treede RD, Apkarian AV, Bromm B, Greenspan JD, Lenz FA  (460)

Cortical representation of pain: Functional characterization of

nociceptive areas near the lateral sulcus. Pain 87, 113 – 119 (2000).

Bromm B, Scharein E, Vahle-Hinz C  (461)

Cortex areas involved in the processing of normal and altered pain.

Progress in Brain Research 129, 289 – 302 (2000).

Nakamura Y, Paur R, Zimmermann R, Bromm, B  (508)

Attentional modulation of human pain processing in the secondary

somatosensory cortex: A magnetoencephalographic study.

Neurosci. Lett. 328, 29 – 32 (2002)

Büchel C, Bornhovd K, Quante M, Glauche V, Bromm B, Weiller C  (511)

Dissociable neural responses related to pain intensity, stimulus intensity, and stimulus awareness within the anterior cingulate cortex: a parametric single-trial functional magnetic resonance imaging study. J. Neurosci 22, 970-976 (2002).

Bingel U, Quante M, Knab R, Bromm B, Weiller C, Büchel C   (524)

Single trial fMRI reveals significant contralateral bias in response to laser

pain within thalamus and somatosensory cortices.

NeuroImage 18, 740-748 (2003).

Bromm B  (529)

The involvement of the posterior cingulate cortex in phasic pain processing.

Neurosci. Lett. 361, 245-249 (2004).

Lorenz J, Hauck M, Paur R, Nakamura Y, Zimmermann R, Bromm B, Engel A (532)

Cortical correlates of false expectations during pain intensity judgements –

a possible manifestation of placebo/nocebo cognitions.

Brain, Behavior and Immunity 19, 283 – 295 (2005).

Hauck M, Bischoff P, Schmidt G, Zimmermann R, Lorenz J, Bromm B (536)

Clonidine effects on pain evoked SII activity in humans.

Eur. J. Pain. 10, 757-765 (2006)

Bromm B (541)

Wie kann Wille Schmerz lindern? In: Von der Freiheit, Schmerz zu spüren,

eds: B. Bromm und J. H. Wolf, Abhandlungen der Akademie der Wissenschaften

in Hamburg, Vol 7, pp 113 – 136 (2017)

Books, Chapters, and Invited Reviews (selected)

Bromm B ed  (107)

Pain Measurement in Man: Neurophysiological Correlates of Pain.

Elsevier Press, Amsterdam, 532 pages (1984)

Bromm B  (134)

Evoked cerebral potential and pain.

In: H.L. Fields, R. Dubner and F. Cevero (eds.), Advances in Pain Research and Therapy 9,  Raven Press, New York, 305‑329 (1985)

Bromm B   (131)

Periphere Neurophysiologie: Erregung und Erregungs­lei­tung.

In: WD. Keidel (Ed.), Lehrbuch der Physiologie, 6. Auf­lage, Kap 14.  1 ‑50 (1985)

Bromm B (158, 159, 160a)

Physiologie Aktuell.  

Hauptvorträge der Tagungen der Deutschen Physiolo­gi­schen Gesellschaft,

Band I  Dortmund 1984 (mit DW Lübbers), Band II Berlin 1985 mit DW Lübbers),  Band III Berlin 1986 (mit HP Koepchen). Fischer Verlag, Stuttgart 1985, 1986, 1987

Bromm B  (224)

Laboratory animal and human volunteer in the assessment of analgesic efficacy.

In: Advances in Pain Research and Therapy, Vol 12:

R.C. Chapman and H. Loeser (eds), Issues in Pain Mea­surement,

pp 117-143, Ra­ven Press, New York (1989)

Bromm B and Treede RD (267)

Laser evoked cerebral potentials in the diagnosis of cu­taneous pain sensitivity.

Rev. Neurol. (Paris) 147, 625-643 (1991)

Bromm B   (257)

Cerebral potentials evoked by heat stimuli assessing cu­taneous sensibility loss.

In: J. S. Chopra, K. Jagannthan, I. M. S. Sawhney (eds.), Modern Trends in

Neuro­logy, 159-171, B. I. Chur­chill Li­vingstone, New Dehli (1991)

Treede RD and Bromm   (267)

Neurophysiological approaches to the study of spinotha­la­mic tract function in hu­mans. In: K.L. Casey (ed), Pain and Central Nervous System Disease:

The Cen­tral Pain Syn­dromes,  Raven Press, New York, 117-127 (1991)

Bromm B  (314)

Corticalisation of chronic pain?  Am. Pain Soc. J. (APS Journal) 3, 131-135 (1994).

Bromm B and Desmedt J   (338)

Pain and the Brain. From Nociception to Cognition.

In: Ad­vances in Pain Re­search and Therapy, Vol XXII, 584 pages,

Raven Press, New York (1995)

Bromm B   (378)

Laser evoked brain potentials in the assessment of pain: Methods, applications, brain source analyses. Pain Research (Tokyo) 12, 41 – 57 (1997).

Bromm B and Lorenz J   (419)

Neurophysiological evaluation of pain.

Electroenceph. Clin. Neurophysiol. 107, 227-253 (1998).

Scharein E and Bromm B  (420)

The intracutaneous pain model in the assessment of analgesic efficacy.

Pain Reviews 5, 184-246 (1998).

Sandkühler J, Bromm B, Gebhardt GF  eds  (462)

Nervous system plasticity and chronic pain.

Vol. 129, Progress in Brain Research 543 pages, Elsevier (2000)

Bromm B   (525)

Wie Schmerzen im Gehirn entstehen. Spektrum der Wissenschaft 4, 40 – 47 (2003).

Bromm B and Pawlik K Hrg (531)

Neurobiologie und Philosophie zum Schmerz.

Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen, 167 Seiten (2004).

Bromm B  and Wolf HJ Hrg (540)

Von der Freiheit, Schmerz zu spüren.

De Gruyter, Berlin, 169 Seiten (2017)

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