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Mandara Mt1,2, G Giglia3, S Arcaro3

  • 1Research Centre on Animal Pain (CeRiDA), University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy. mandara@unipg.it.

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Keywords:
DogIntraepidermal nerve fiberPain perceptionSkin biopsy

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