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Altered central sensorimotor processing in patients with complex regional pain syndromeJuottonen et al., 2002
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- Juottonen K
- Gockel M
- Silén T
- Hurri H
- Hari R
- Forss N
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- Pain
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Alterations in tactile sensitivity are common in patients with chronic pain. Recent brain imaging studies have indicated that brain areas activated by acute experimental pain partly overlap with areas processing innocuous tactile stimuli. However, the possible effect of …
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