Spinal Neuropeptide Responses in Persistent and Transient Pain Following Cervical Nerve Root Injury:(Presented at the 2004 CSRS Meeting)

SM Rothman, RA Kreider, BA Winkelstein - Spine, 2005 - journals.lww.com
Study Design. Behavioral and immunohistochemical analysis in rat models of persistent and
transient allodynia. Objectives. To examine separate cervical nerve root injuries …
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Spinal neuropeptide responses in persistent and transient pain following cervical nerve root injury.

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Spinal neuropeptide responses in persistent and transient pain following cervical nerve root injury

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Study design Behavioral and immunohistochemical analysis in rat models of persistent and
transient allodynia. Objectives To examine separate cervical nerve root injuries …