… The effects of peripheral nerve injury on somatosensory processing and pain are highly …
Adult nerve injury rapidly triggers neuropathic pain, but this is not so if the same nerve injury is …

… mechanisms of neuropathic pain, that is, pain induced by injury or disease of … neuropathic
pain mostly use injury to a peripheral nerve, therefore, our focus is on results from nerve injury …

… recognition that most neuropathic pain patients have a partial nerve injury and indeed, a …
pain is of a special type, phantom limb pain. Much commoner is the pain of diabetic neuropathy, …

… Neuropathic pain can develop after nerve injury, when deleterious changes occur in injured
… involved in the development and maintenance of neuropathic pain also play a part in other …

… nerve injury leads to the development of neuropathic pain that is characterized by sensory
abnormalities including stimulus-independent persistent pain or … underlying neuropathic pain …

… Neuropathic pain refers to pain that originates from pathology of the nervous system.
Diabetes, infection (herpes zoster), nerve compression, nerve … without a clear nerve injury, and …

… nerve injury often induces chronic neuropathic pain that may persist for years, or even for life
time. Neuropathic pain … different from those of physiological pain. In spite of intensive study …

… explanation of neuropathic pain must include mechanisms capable of generating three
types of pain: … Some pain states appear immediately after nerve injury, others after delays. …

… Recent studies in animal models of partial nerve injury suggest that the site of the lesion
along the peripheral course of a sensory neurone is indeed an important factor in the …

… pain response’. Furthermore, whilst neuropathic pain is a devastating response to nerve
injury… most patients do not develop neuropathic pain following nerve injuries. However, animal …