… The aim of this study was to examine the function of somatosensory systems in patients with
traumatic peripheral nerve injury with and without pain probing for common denominators of …

… Thus, somatosensory cortical fields may be subject to alterations ,elated to sensory use. …
An important question raised by the reorganization process is: how can proper function be …

… injuries without suffering from chronic pain. Indeed, in the present study spinothalamic function
… behavioral consequences are highly dependent on the method of nerve injury. This was …

… Distortion of the fingertip representations in the CNS may add to the impairment of tactile
discriminative functions following nerve injury and repair, but our results suggest that there is …

… procedures were used to investigate somatosensory functions with the primary aim to link
alterations of the ongoing pain intensity to changes of sensory functions. The reason for this …

… For example, after injury to the somatosensory system, pain … (gain in function), injury to
somatosensory pathways may … trigeminal nerve, positive signs (gain in somatosensory function) …

… A nerve injury in the upper extremity is followed by profound functional reorganizational
changes in the somatosensory … A major component in rehabilitation after nerve injury should …

Objective: Median and ulnar somatosensory evoked potentials (SEP) … injury (SCI) in relation
to the outcome of hand function. Design: Cohort analytical study. Setting: Spinal cord injury …

… cortex following peripheral nerve injury and its association with … 2) suggest that nerve
injury-specific remodeling of cortical … for the purpose of ordinary somatosensory functions, would …

… somatosensory … function between tip and base of the fingers. Another finding that cannot
be explained on a peripheral basis is the steeper slope of the psychophysical intensity function …