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[Reduction in pain intensity after treatment for chronic back pain. When is it clinically meaningful?]A Mesrian, E Neubauer, M SchiltenwolfSchmerz (Berlin, Germany)|May 25, 2007
[Positron emission tomography in pain research. From the structure to the activity of the opiate receptor system]T Sprenger, G Henriksen, M Valet, et al.Schmerz (Berlin, Germany)|May 25, 2007
[Multidimensional pain assessment in patients with dementia]S Lautenbacher, M Kunz, V Mylius, et al.Schmerz (Berlin, Germany)|February 1, 2007
[Adenosine for treatment of ischemic pain in thromboangiitis obliterans. A case report]Philip M Lang, D IrnichSchmerz (Berlin, Germany)|February 1, 2007
[Rehabilitation of non-specific low back pain. Results of a multidisciplinary in-patient program]E Wagner, B Ehrenhofer, E Lackerbauer, et al.Schmerz (Berlin, Germany)|February 1, 2007
[The cortisol awakening response in patients with acute and chronic low back pain. Relations with psychological risk factors of pain chronicity]S Sudhaus, B Fricke, S Schneider, et al.Schmerz (Berlin, Germany)|April 30, 2021
[Parental responses to child pain : The role of parental and child somatic and anxiety symptoms]Maren K Wallrath, Adam Geremek, Julian Rubel, et al.Schmerz (Berlin, Germany)|May 27, 2020
[Pain therapy care in Germany-Do patients receiving day care differ from those receiving outpatient or inpatient care at the start of treatment? : A further evaluation based on the KEDOQ-pain data set]M Hüppe, S Kükenshöner, K Böhme, et al.Schmerz (Berlin, Germany)|September 16, 2021
[Physical therapy in the treatment of complex regional pain syndrome]Eduard Kraft, Claudia Storz, Alexander RankerSchmerz (Berlin, Germany)|September 10, 2021
[Entrapment neuropathies: a contemporary approach to pathophysiology, clinical assessment, and management : German version]Annina B Schmid, Joel Fundaun, Brigitte TampinPageof 177