Explore Studies Currently Enrolling Participants

We have a number of research studies that are enrolling participants both with and without chronic pain. You can learn more about each study below. Click on the project link for a more detailed description of each study and to find out if you may be eligible to participate. 

Are you interested in clinical research for chronic pain conditions but don't know where to start?
Take our general screening survey to see if you are eligible!

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Neck Pain and Low Back Pain Research Studies
  • For people with spinal cord and nerve root compression
     

The purpose of these studies is to use advanced brain, spinal cord, and muscle magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to better understand how pain and spinal conditions affect the body.

Anti-Seizure vs. Anti-depressant Medications for Chronic Pain
  • For people with chronic pain
     

The goal of this study is to compare how different classes of medications treat patients with chronic pain in real world application.
 

Mechanisms of Stimulation for Pain Alleviation (MSPA)
  • For people with chronic neuropathic pain


This study compares the effects of implanted nerve stimulation devices to improve treatment for patients with chronic neuropathic pain. 

EEG Biomarkers for Low Back Pain
  • For people with chronic low back pain
     

This study uses EEG to look for biomarkers that predict chronic low back pain symptoms.

Neuropathy Alleviation via Treatment Utilizing Radiofrequency Effects

This study is for anyone with post-surgical or injury-related nerve pain
 
 

Spinal Cord Compression Study
  • For people with degenerative cervical myelopathy
     

This study uses brain and spinal cord imaging to characterize hand function in cervical myelopathy.

Saluda Medical’s SCS Study

This study is for patients who have received a spinal cord stimulator for pelvic pain.


 

Botox for Trigeminal Neuralgia

  • For people with trigeminal neuralgia


The goal of this study is to diminish pain attacks from classical TN by using Botox injections.

 

Are you interested in clinical research for chronic pain conditions but don't know where to start?
Take our general screening survey to see if you are eligible!

General Survey