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Bristol-Myers Squibb Symposium on Pain Research 1990 : University of Michigan)
Pain and central nervous system diseases: a summary and overview / Kennety L. Casey -- Background and clinical characteristics of central pain syndromes -- Introduction: semantic, epidemiologic, and educational issues / John J. Bonica -- History of central pain syndromes, with observations concerning pathophysiology and treatment / Ronald R. Tasker, G. de Carvalho and J.O. Dostrovsky -- Central pain syndromes and theories of pain / Ronald Melzack -- Clinical findings in patients with central poststroke pain / J. Boivie and G. Leijon -- Clinical characteristics of central (dysesthetic) pain in spinal cord injury patients / Gary Davidoff and Elliot J. Roth -- Assessment, measurement, and behavioral issues in central pain syndromes -- Theoretical and practical issues in pain assessment in central pain syndromes / Richard H. Gracely -- Characterizing central mechanisms of pathological pain states by sensory testing and neurophysiological analysis / Donald D. Price -- Neurophysiological approaches to the study of spinothalamic tract function in humans / Rolf-Detlef Treede and Burkhart Bromm.
(cont) Can mechanisms of central pain syndromes be investigated in animal models? / Charles J. Vierck, Jr. -- Anatomy and physiology relevant to central pain syndromes -- Neuronal plasticity in the spinal and medullary dorsal horns: a possible role in central pain mechanisms / Ronald Dubner -- Supraspinal pathways and mechanisms relevant to central pain / A.D. Craig -- Thalamus and central pain syndromes: human and animal studies / Frederick A. Lenz -- Central nervous mechanisms modulating pain-related information: do they become deficient after lesions of the peripheral or central nervous system? / Manfred Zimmermann -- Chemohodology and pharmacology relevant to central pain syndromes -- Transmitter chemistry in the somatosensory thalamus / E.G. Jones -- Denervation supersensitivity in the central nervous system: possible relation to central pain syndromes / M.H.T. Roberts and H. Rees -- Do opioids relieve central pain? / Donna L. Hammond -- Spinal pharmacology of anomalous pain processing / Tony L. Yaksh.
(cont) Therapy and future directions in central pain syndromes -- Pharmacological treatment of central pain / G. Leijon and J. Boivie -- Role of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, central nervous system stimulation, and ablative procedures in central pain syndromes / Bengt H. Sjolund -- New directions for basic and clinical research in central pain syndromes / U. Lindblom.
The Bristol-Myers Squibb Symposium on Pain Research ; editor, Kenneth L. Casey.
Based on the 1st symposium held July 12-14, 1990 at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Bristol-Myers Squibb Symposium on Pain Research series
Bristol-Myers Squibb Symposium on Pain Research.