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(redirected from pain mechanism)

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According to the study, the new test is better than currently used techniques in identifying specific symptoms and signs that could signify underlying pain mechanisms.
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The themes include pain imaging, virtues and limitations of human pain models, migraine from genes to pain mechanisms and pathways, the clinical pharmacology of pain, glial dysregulation of pain and opioid actions, interventional therapies for acute and chronic pain, and evaluating and managing common gastrointestinal and urogenital disease.
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Understanding the relationship between QST measures and clinical pain components is imperative if these measures are to be used as tools to diagnose specific pain mechanisms or as clinical trial outcome measures.
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