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  • 4. Experimental and model-based analysis of differences in perception of cutaneous electrical stimulation across the sole of the foot.
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  • 9. Long term reliability of nociceptive withdrawal reflex thresholds.
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  • 11. Reflex receptive fields are enlarged in patients with musculoskeletal low back and neck pain.
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  • 20. Modelling the impact of altered axonal morphometry on the response of regenerative nervous tissue to electrical stimulation through macro-sieve electrodes.
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