… The correlation of allodynia severity with preservation of thermal nociceptive sensory function
in the present study suggests that a similar mechanism may contribute to the allodynia of …

… As site D had thermal sensation and epidermal fiber counts comparable to mirror-image
unaffected skin, the results suggest that application of capsaicin sufficiently increased the input …

… possible components to their PHN pain: continuous, neuralgic, or allodynic. In patients with
… , pain that is present beyond the period of active skin lesions is called post-herpetic neuralgia …

… Pain and allodynia returned in concert with the recovery of tactile sensation while thermal
sensation … Post-herpetic neuralgia: the relation of pain complaint, sensory disturbance, and …

… discrimination), allodynia and skin temperature were assessed … the patient recognising any
thermal sensation, only one repetition … Pain laterality in relation to site of pain and diagnosis. …

… postherpetic neuralgia. Rowbotham and Fields (1989) examined patients with and without
tactile allodynia … To answer this question the relationship of peripheral C-fibre function (axon …

… intact cutaneous thermal sensation and the intensity of ongoing pain or mechanical … We
observed a difference in the relationship between ongoing pain and allodynia induced by …

… , lancinating pain, and allodynia (ie pain provoked by normally non painful stimulus). Two-thirds
of the patients report mechanical allodynia, and some patients have cold allodynia. …

… Further investigation of the relationship between MA and local symptoms can … relationship
between MA and the various manifestations of locally involved tissues of herpetic neuralgia (…

… use, the relationships between allodynia, thermal sensory function, … 6.5/10), with minimal
loss of thermal sensation (heat pain … ) Topical lidocaine reduces pain in post-herpetic neuralgia. …