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Inflammatory genes and psychological factors predict induced shoulder pain phenotype.

Medicine and science in sports and exercise - 1 Oct 2014

George Steven Z, Parr Jeffrey J, Wallace Margaret R, Wu Samuel S, Borsa Paul A, Dai Yunfeng, Fillingim Roger B

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PURPOSE: The pain experience has multiple influences, but little is known about how specific biological and psychological factors interact to influence pain responses. The current study investigated the combined influences of genetic (pro-inflammatory) and psychological factors on several preclinical shoulder pain phenotypes. METHODS: An exercise-induced shoulder injury model was used, and a priori selected...

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PMID: 24598699
DOI: 10.1249/MSS.0000000000000328
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