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Experimentally induced pain and paresthesia respond differently to parameter changes of cuff-based compression in pain-free young individuals

2024-07-23

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Neuropathic pain is a significant therapeutic challenge due to the co-occurrence with other neurological symptoms such as paresthesia. Human-based models such as cuff algometry can enhance our understanding of pain-paresthesia relationships. This experiment aimed to characterize (psychophysically) pain and paresthesia evoked by stimuli of different temporal and intensity parameters and to demonstrate the reliabili...

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3610e44d-5982-5a67-9790-989d71cf6d24
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10.1101/2024.07.22.604622
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