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BLOOD PROTEOMICS AND PAIN - A TRANSLATIONAL STUDY TO PROGNOSTICATE PAIN PHENOTYPES AND ASSESS NEW BIOMARKERS FOR PREVENTING PAIN IN HUMANS

2024-07-05

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Personalized strategies in pain management and prevention should be based on individual risk factors as early as possible, but the factors most relevant are not yet known. An innovative approach would be to integrate multi-modal risk factors, including blood proteomics, in predicting high pain responders and using them as targets for personalized treatment options. Here, we determined and mapped...

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f5886eff-d54c-5c28-b413-a95260d178a0
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10.1101/2024.07.04.24309933
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