The Potential Clinical Utility of Pressure-Based vs. Heat-Based Paradigms to Measure Conditioned Pain Modulation in Healthy Individuals and Those With Chronic Pain

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RT @kren27: cpm yes or no...great debate topic...our recent study by @RimaElSayed1 looked at heat vs pressure cuff approaches as potential…

23 Sep 2022

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https://t.co/BDq8El4EOV Potential Clinical Utility of Pressure-Based vs. Heat-Based Paradigms to Measure Conditioned Pain Modulation in Healthy Individuals and Those With Chronic Pain R El-Sayed, C Fauchon, JA Kim, S Firouzian, NR Osborne, A Besik, ...

23 Sep 2022

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cpm yes or no...great debate topic...our recent study by @RimaElSayed1 looked at heat vs pressure cuff approaches as potential clinical utility in chronic pain see: https://t.co/BDq8El4EOV #IASP2022

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RT @kren27: out now: @RimaElSayed1 @camille_fauchon @JunseokAKim @ShahrzadFiro @NatalieRaeOz @EP_Mills The Potential Clinical Utility of P…

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