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Sensory, cytokine and metabolic profiling of human experimental burn injury pain models

2017-01-01

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Burn injury-associated pain represents a considerable burden to patients and is inadequately managed in the clinical setting. It is thought to be a consequence of the “burn-injury inflammatory soup” produced in the wound that activates and sensitises peripheral nociceptors. However the composition of this fluid and its interaction with peripheral nociceptors in incompletely defined, limiting the application of a m...

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DOI: 10.25560/61633

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