Mechanisms of pain in sickle cell disease
28th May 2020
An OnlineFirst article of the British Journal of Pain Mechanisms of pain in sickle cell disease Kensuke Takaoka, Asha Caroline ...
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The nociceptive flexion reflex: a scoping review and proposed standardized methodology for acquisition in those affected by chronic pain
28th April 2020
A new OnlineFirst article of the British Journal of Pain The nociceptive flexion reflex: a scoping review and proposed standardized ...
Considerations for multi-centre conditioned pain modulation (CPM) research; an investigation of the inter-rater reliability, level of agreement and co
20th April 2020
A new OnlineFirst article from the British Journal of Pain Considerations for multi-centre conditioned pain modulation (CPM) research; an investigation ...
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