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432 related items for PubMed ID: 19019713

  • 1. Habituation and short-term repeatability of thermal testing in healthy human subjects and patients with chronic non-neuropathic pain.
    Agostinho CM, Scherens A, Richter H, Schaub C, Rolke R, Treede RD, Maier C.
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  • 3. Reproducibility and influence of test modality order on thermal perception and thermal pain thresholds in quantitative sensory testing.
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  • 5. Patients with painful bladder syndrome have altered response to thermal stimuli and catastrophic reaction to painful experiences.
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  • 8. Quantitative sensory testing in children with migraine: preliminary evidence for enhanced sensitivity to painful stimuli especially in girls.
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  • 12. Peripheral and electrocortical responses to painful and non-painful stimulation in chronic pain patients, tension headache patients and healthy controls.
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  • 13. Hypothalamic deep-brain stimulation modulates thermal sensitivity and pain thresholds in cluster headache.
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    May A, Rodriguez-Raecke R, Schulte A, Ihle K, Breimhorst M, Birklein F, Jürgens TP.
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  • 16. Thresholds and perception of cold pain, heat pain, and the thermal grill illusion in patients with major depressive disorder.
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  • 18. The level of small nerve fiber dysfunction does not predict pain in diabetic Neuropathy: a study using quantitative sensory testing.
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  • 19. Pain ratings at the thresholds are necessary for interpretation of quantitative sensory testing.
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  • 20. Lack of habituation of nociceptive evoked responses and pain sensitivity during migraine attack.
    de Tommaso M, Lo Sito L, Di Fruscolo O, Sardaro M, Pia Prudenzano M, Lamberti P, Livrea P.
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