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Pathophysiological activity in rat dorsal horn neurones in segments rostral to a chronic spinal cord injury

Hoheisel et al., 2003

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6980912165886637502
Author
Hoheisel U
Scheifer C
Trudrung P
Unger T
Mense S
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Brain research

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As a sequel of complete spinal cord injury (SCI), patients often develop chronic pain which is perceived at or just below the level of the lesion. Likewise, in animal models of SCI, spontaneous and evoked pain-related behaviour can be observed. In the present study, the …
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