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[Microneurography and research on peripheral neuropathic pain].
Tidsskrift for den Norske laegeforening : tidsskrift for praktisk medicin, ny raekke, 2013 Microneurography is a neurophysiological technique which enables recording from single peripheral nerve fibres in persons who are awake. The method is only used in research. We discuss how microneurography has been used to map nerve-fibre functions under normal circumstances and in chronic pain conditions.The article is based on a literature search in ...
Kristin, Ørstavik +2 more
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Microneurography/microstimulation
Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, 1986 openaire +2 more sources
Introduction Neuropathic pain affects up to 10% of the population and remains difficult to diagnose and treat effectively.
Andreas C. Themistocleous +3 more
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Advanced Spike Sorting on Microneurography Data: Proof-of-Concept of VPNet as a Universal Approach
Kovács, P +4 more
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Protocol for microneurography with concentric needle electrodes.
Brain Research Protocols, 1998 In 1968, the method of human percutaneous microneurography with solid tungsten electrodes was introduced. Since then many investigators used this technique to study peripheral mechanisms in the somatosensory, motor and autonomic systems of conscious humans.
Rolf G Hallin, R G Hallin
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Microneurography: how it started and how it works [PDF]
Journal of Neurophysiology, 2018 In the first section, this historical review describes endeavors to develop the method for recording normal nerve impulse traffic in humans, designated microneurography. The method was developed at the Department of Clinical Neurophysiology of the Academic Hospital in Uppsala, Sweden. Microneurography involves the impalement of a peripheral nerve with
Vallbo, Åke,, Åke Bernhard Vallbo
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Microneurography: Recordings from Single Neurons in Human Peripheral Nerves
Neuromethods, 2023 International audienceOver the last 50 years, the technique of microneurography has provided us with valuable insights into activity in human nerves.
Roger H Watkins, Rochelle Ackerley
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Neuroscience Letters, 2010
Microneurography of human skin nerves has recently contributed detailed information on the peripheral input leading to itch sensations. In this context it has been demonstrated that itch induced by different agents activates different neuronal populations in the PNS.
H O Handwerker, H O Handwerker
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Microneurography of human skin nerves has recently contributed detailed information on the peripheral input leading to itch sensations. In this context it has been demonstrated that itch induced by different agents activates different neuronal populations in the PNS.
H O Handwerker, H O Handwerker
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