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Keywords: Deafferentation
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Stereotact Funct Neurosurg (1992) 59 (1-4): 69–75.
Published Online: 18 September 1992
... or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Chronic pain Conus medullaris Deafferentation DREZ Pelvic pain ...
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Stereotact Funct Neurosurg (1991) 56 (3): 166–178.
Published Online: 11 December 1991
...Roberto Spiegelmann; William A. Friedman; William E. Ballinger; Helder Tedeschi Nucleus caudalis dorsal root entry zone lesions (open trigeminal nucleotomy) are a surgical procedure which can achieve pain control without major complications in the difficult clinical setting of deafferentation-type...
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Applied Neurophysiology (1988) 51 (2-5): 128–135.
Published Online: 03 May 1988
... are lesions in the spinothalamic system. The causes of these effects are abnormal functionings among opiate, catecholamine, and purine pathways. Denervation supersensitivity is suggested. Deafferentation Cordotomy Dysesthesia Pain © 1988 S. Karger AG, Basel 1988 Copyright / Drug Dosage...
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Applied Neurophysiology (1988) 51 (2-5): 104–116.
Published Online: 03 May 1988
... after deafferentation and may underlie the occurrence of abnormal sensations referred to the denervated body part. Abnormal activity following deafferentation has also been noted at thalamic and cortical levels. Some of these post-denervation functional changes, determined anatomically...