, which is not necessarily the institution for the investigator. : Peripheral nerve injury frequently leads to a variety of debilitating chronic pain states that are thought to reflect heightened excitability of ascending spinal nociceptive pathways. Attempts to identify the mechanisms underlying the pathogenesis of chronic pain are hampered by a general lack of knowledge
, which is not necessarily the institution for the investigator. : Peripheral nerve wound frequently go to a variety of debilitating chronic annoyance states that are think to reflect heightened excitability of ascend spinal nociceptive pathways. Attempts to name the mechanism underlying the pathogenesis of chronic annoyance are hampered by a general lack of knowledge
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, which is not necessarily the institution investigator. Peripheral nerve frequently leads to pain that are thought reflect heightened excitability ascending spinal nociceptive pathways. Attempts to the mechanisms underlying the pathogenesis of chronic pain are hampered by a general of knowledge
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, which_is not_necessarily the institution for_the investigator._:_Peripheral nerve_injury_frequently leads to_a variety of_debilitating chronic pain states_that are thought_to_reflect heightened excitability of ascending spinal nociceptive pathways. Attempts to identify the mechanisms underlying_the_pathogenesis of_chronic_pain_are hampered by a general_lack of knowledge