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Repetitive noxious stimuli during early development affect acute and long-term mechanical sensitivity in rats
Prematurely born infants are frequently exposed to painful procedures in the neonatal intensive care unit, causing changes to the development of the nervous system lasting into adulthood. The current study aim...
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Translation of the rat thoracic contusion model; part 1—supraspinally versus spinally mediated pain-like responses and spasticity
Experimental animal study.
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Translation of the rat thoracic contusion model; part 2 — forward versus backward locomotion testing
Experimental animal study.