Somatosensation in OA: exploring the relationships of pain sensitization, vibratory perception and spontaneous pain
Abstract
Pain in osteoarthritis (OA) remains poorly understood. Different types of somatosensory alterations exist in OA including hyperesthesia and increased sensitivity to painful stimuli as well as those of decreased sensitivity to cutaneous stimuli including vibratory perception threshold. The relationship between these different somatosensory measures has not been previously evaluated in OA. In this observational study, we evaluated relationships...
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Title
Somatosensation in OA: exploring the relationships of pain sensitization, vibratory perception and spontaneous pain
Published Date
Aug 25, 2018
Volume
19
Issue
1
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