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[Pain mechanisms in chronic musculoskeletal conditions].

Ugeskrift for laeger - 14 Jun 2010

Graven-Nielsen Thomas, Arendt-Nielsen Lars, Madeleine Pascal, Svensson Peter

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Manifestations, quantitative assessment, genetic predisposition and mechanisms in musculoskeletal pain are presented. Quantitative sensory testing provides an opportunity to evaluate pain manifestations and mechanisms. Peripheral sensitization is important for the increased sensitivity of deep-tissue nociceptors and may, in part, explain hyperalgesia in localised pain conditions. Central sensitization mechanisms...

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