Doctor James Dunn
Lecturer,
School of Medicine
Biography
Qualifications
- PhD Western Sydney University
- BSc (Hons) University of Western Sydney
- BSc(AdvSc) University of Western Sydney
Professional Memberships
- International Association for the Study of Pain (2016 - 2017)
- Golden Key International Honour Society (2011 - 2015)
Organisational Unit (School / Division)
- School of Medicine
Contact
| Email: | James.Dunn@westernsydney.edu.au |
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| Phone: | (02) 4620 3707 |
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| Location: | 30.2.23 Campbelltown |
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Publications
Journal Articles
- Dunn, J., Nagi, S. and Mahns, D. (2020), 'Minocycline reduces experimental muscle hyperalgesia induced by repeated nerve growth factor injections in humans : a placebo-controlled double-blind drug-crossover study', European Journal of Pain, vol 24, no 6 , pp 1138 - 1150.
- Dunn, J., Mahns, D. and Nagi, S. (2020), 'Modulation of muscle pain is not somatotopically restricted : an experimental model using concurrent hypertonic-normal saline infusions in humans', Frontiers in Pain Research, vol 1 .
- Dunn, J., Mahns, D. and Nagi, S. (2017), 'Why does a cooled object feel heavier? Psychophysical investigations into the Weber's Phenomenon', BMC Neuroscience, vol 18 .
- Nagi, S., Dunn, J., Birznieks, I., Vickery, R. and Mahns, D. (2015), 'The effects of preferential A- and C-fibre blocks and T-type calcium channel antagonist on detection of low-force monofilaments in healthy human participants', BMC Neuroscience, vol 16, no 1 .
- Dunn, J. and Taylor, C. (2014), 'Cardiovascular reactivity to stressors : effect of time of day?', Chronobiology International, vol 31, no 2 , pp 166 - 174.
Supervision
Previous Supervision
| Thesis Title: | Autoantibody Phenotyping In Fibromyalgia Patients And Validation In Transgenic Mouse Models |
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| Thesis Title: | The respiratory modulation of muscle sympathetic nerve activity during mental stressors, physical stressors and controlled respiratory rates. |
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| Thesis Title: | Pain Perception and Physiological Responses to Thermal and Mechanical Experimental Pain: Foundation for Pain Studies in Dancers and Non-Dancers |
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