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P D Wall

Pain

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Pain|December 1, 1983
Sensory afferent impulses originate from dorsal root ganglia as well as from the periphery in normal and nerve injured ratsP D Wall, M Devor
Pain|December 1, 1981
Effects of capsaicin applied locally to adult peripheral nerve. I. Physiology of peripheral nerve and spinal cordP D Wall, M Fitzgerald
Pain|July 1, 1984
Receptive fields of rat lamina 1 projection cells move to incorporate a nearby region of injuryS B McMahon, P D Wall
Pain|December 1, 1988
Effects of lesions to rat spinal cord lamina I cell projection pathways on reactions to acute and chronic noxious stimuliP D Wall, J Bery, N Saadé
Pain|September 1, 1990
Effects of lesions in the anterolateral columns and dorsolateral funiculi on self-mutilation behavior in ratsN E Saadé, S F Atweh, S J Jabbur, et al.
Pain|November 1, 1982
Clinical trial of propranolol in post-traumatic neuralgiaJ W Scadding, P D Wall, Wynn C B Parry, et al.
Pain|October 1, 1979
Autotomy following peripheral nerve lesions: experimental anaesthesia dolorosaP D Wall, M Devor, R Inbal, et al.
Pain|December 1, 1981
Effects of capsaicin applied locally to adult peripheral nerve. II. Anatomy and enzyme and peptide chemistry of peripheral nerve and spinal cordA Ainsworth, P Hall, P D Wall, et al.
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Pain|December 1, 1983
Sensory afferent impulses originate from dorsal root ganglia as well as from the periphery in normal and nerve injured ratsP D Wall, M Devor
Pain|December 1, 1981
Effects of capsaicin applied locally to adult peripheral nerve. I. Physiology of peripheral nerve and spinal cordP D Wall, M Fitzgerald
Pain|July 1, 1984
Receptive fields of rat lamina 1 projection cells move to incorporate a nearby region of injuryS B McMahon, P D Wall
Pain|December 1, 1988
Effects of lesions to rat spinal cord lamina I cell projection pathways on reactions to acute and chronic noxious stimuliP D Wall, J Bery, N Saadé
Pain|September 1, 1990
Effects of lesions in the anterolateral columns and dorsolateral funiculi on self-mutilation behavior in ratsN E Saadé, S F Atweh, S J Jabbur, et al.
Pain|November 1, 1982
Clinical trial of propranolol in post-traumatic neuralgiaJ W Scadding, P D Wall, Wynn C B Parry, et al.
Pain|October 1, 1979
Autotomy following peripheral nerve lesions: experimental anaesthesia dolorosaP D Wall, M Devor, R Inbal, et al.
Pain|December 1, 1981
Effects of capsaicin applied locally to adult peripheral nerve. II. Anatomy and enzyme and peptide chemistry of peripheral nerve and spinal cordA Ainsworth, P Hall, P D Wall, et al.
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