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Volume 3, Issue 4
Winter 1994

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Continued as Pain Forum;

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Ken Casey
Winter 1994
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Thermal and mechanical hyperalgesia: A distinct role for different excitatory amino acid receptors and signal transduction pathways?

S.T. Meller
Winter 1994
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Examination of the evidence that distinct excitatory amino acid receptors and intracellular messengers mediate thermal and mechanical hyperalgesia

Terence J. Coderre
Winter 1994
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Hyperalgesia and amino acids: Receptor selectivity based on stimulus intensity and a role for peptides

P.M. Dougherty, ... L.S. Sorkin
Winter 1994
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Hyperalgesia following noxious thermal, mechanical, or chemical stimulation involves overlapping spinal mechanisms and interactive participation of excitatory amino acids and neuropeptides

J.L. Henry, V. Radhakrishnan
Winter 1994
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Hyperalgesia: One mechanism or multiple mechanisms?

S.T. Meller
Winter 1994
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Secondary gain concept: Definition problems and its abuse in medical practice

David A. Fishbain
Winter 1994
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Secondary gain in pain medicine: Let us stick with biobehavioral data

Rollin M. Gallagher
Winter 1994
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