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Visceral nociception in developing rats

D M Bronstein, P Mitteldorf, M M Sadeghi

Developmental Psychobiology

|September 1, 1986

Summary

Visceral pain responses mature gradually in rats, with observable reactions absent in newborns. Pain perception from needle insertion, however, is present early, suggesting differential development of pain pathways.

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