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Identifying genetic and environmental risk factors for chronic orofacial pain syndromes: human models.
Journal of orofacial pain - 1 Jan 2004
Seltzer Ze'ev, Dorfman Ruslan
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Chronic orofacial pain syndromes are produced by nerve injury, diseases, and toxins. They constitute an unsolved medical problem because they affect a considerable number of adults and are difficult to treat. There is a remarkable variability among adults in terms of susceptibility to chronic orofacial pain and its characteristics, which suggests that these syndromes are complex heritable traits controlled by...
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