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catalog contributor b3423508.
catalog contributor b3423509.
catalog created "c1991.".
catalog date "1991".
catalog date "c1991.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1991.".
catalog description "(cont) Can mechanisms of central pain syndromes be investigated in animal models? / Charles J. Vierck, Jr. -- Anatomy and physiology relevant to central pain syndromes -- Neuronal plasticity in the spinal and medullary dorsal horns: a possible role in central pain mechanisms / Ronald Dubner -- Supraspinal pathways and mechanisms relevant to central pain / A.D. Craig -- Thalamus and central pain syndromes: human and animal studies / Frederick A. Lenz -- Central nervous mechanisms modulating pain-related information: do they become deficient after lesions of the peripheral or central nervous system? / Manfred Zimmermann -- Chemohodology and pharmacology relevant to central pain syndromes -- Transmitter chemistry in the somatosensory thalamus / E.G. Jones -- Denervation supersensitivity in the central nervous system: possible relation to central pain syndromes / M.H.T. Roberts and H. Rees -- Do opioids relieve central pain? / Donna L. Hammond -- Spinal pharmacology of anomalous pain processing / Tony L. Yaksh.".
catalog description "(cont) Therapy and future directions in central pain syndromes -- Pharmacological treatment of central pain / G. Leijon and J. Boivie -- Role of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, central nervous system stimulation, and ablative procedures in central pain syndromes / Bengt H. Sjolund -- New directions for basic and clinical research in central pain syndromes / U. Lingblom.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
catalog description "Pain and central nervous system diseases: a summary and overview / Kennety L. Casey -- Background and clinical characteristics of central pain syndromes -- Introduction: semantic, epidemiologic, and educational issues / John J. Bonica -- History of central pain syndromes, with observations concerning pathophysiology and treatment / Ronald R. Tasker, G. de Carvalho and J.O. Dostrovsky -- Central pain syndromes and theories of pain / Ronald Melzack -- Clinical findings in patients with central poststroke pain / J. Boivie and G. Leijon -- Clinical characteristics of central (dysesthetic) pain in spinal cord injury patients / Gary Davidoff and Elliot J. Roth -- Assessment, measurement, and behavioral issues in central pain syndromes -- Theoretical and practical issues in pain assessment in central pain syndromes / Richard H. Gracely -- Characterizing central mechanisms of pathological pain states by sensory testing and neurophysiological analysis / Donald D. Price -- Neurophysiological approaches to the study of spinothalamic tract function in humans / Rolf-Detlef Treede and Burkhart Bromm.".
catalog extent "xiii, 290 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "Pain and central nervous system disease.".
catalog identifier "0881677760".
catalog identifier "0881677779".
catalog isFormatOf "Pain and central nervous system disease.".
catalog isPartOf "Bristol-Myers Squibb Symposium on Pain Research. Bristol-Myers Squibb Symposium on Pain Research series.".
catalog isPartOf "The Bristol-Myers Squibb Symposium on Pain Research series".
catalog issued "1991".
catalog issued "c1991.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York : Raven Press,".
catalog relation "Pain and central nervous system disease.".
catalog subject "616/.0472 20".
catalog subject "Central Nervous System Diseases physiopathology Congresses.".
catalog subject "Central Nervous System Diseases physiopathology".
catalog subject "Central pain Congresses.".
catalog subject "Pain physiopathology Congresses.".
catalog subject "Pain physiopathology".
catalog subject "RC368 .B75 1990".
catalog subject "WL 704 B861p 1990".
catalog tableOfContents "(cont) Can mechanisms of central pain syndromes be investigated in animal models? / Charles J. Vierck, Jr. -- Anatomy and physiology relevant to central pain syndromes -- Neuronal plasticity in the spinal and medullary dorsal horns: a possible role in central pain mechanisms / Ronald Dubner -- Supraspinal pathways and mechanisms relevant to central pain / A.D. Craig -- Thalamus and central pain syndromes: human and animal studies / Frederick A. Lenz -- Central nervous mechanisms modulating pain-related information: do they become deficient after lesions of the peripheral or central nervous system? / Manfred Zimmermann -- Chemohodology and pharmacology relevant to central pain syndromes -- Transmitter chemistry in the somatosensory thalamus / E.G. Jones -- Denervation supersensitivity in the central nervous system: possible relation to central pain syndromes / M.H.T. Roberts and H. Rees -- Do opioids relieve central pain? / Donna L. Hammond -- Spinal pharmacology of anomalous pain processing / Tony L. Yaksh.".
catalog tableOfContents "(cont) Therapy and future directions in central pain syndromes -- Pharmacological treatment of central pain / G. Leijon and J. Boivie -- Role of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, central nervous system stimulation, and ablative procedures in central pain syndromes / Bengt H. Sjolund -- New directions for basic and clinical research in central pain syndromes / U. Lingblom.".
catalog tableOfContents "Pain and central nervous system diseases: a summary and overview / Kennety L. Casey -- Background and clinical characteristics of central pain syndromes -- Introduction: semantic, epidemiologic, and educational issues / John J. Bonica -- History of central pain syndromes, with observations concerning pathophysiology and treatment / Ronald R. Tasker, G. de Carvalho and J.O. Dostrovsky -- Central pain syndromes and theories of pain / Ronald Melzack -- Clinical findings in patients with central poststroke pain / J. Boivie and G. Leijon -- Clinical characteristics of central (dysesthetic) pain in spinal cord injury patients / Gary Davidoff and Elliot J. Roth -- Assessment, measurement, and behavioral issues in central pain syndromes -- Theoretical and practical issues in pain assessment in central pain syndromes / Richard H. Gracely -- Characterizing central mechanisms of pathological pain states by sensory testing and neurophysiological analysis / Donald D. Price -- Neurophysiological approaches to the study of spinothalamic tract function in humans / Rolf-Detlef Treede and Burkhart Bromm.".
catalog title "Pain and central nervous system disease : the central pain syndromes / The Bristol-Myers Squibb Symposium on Pain Research ; editor, Kenneth L. Casey.".
catalog type "Conference proceedings. fast".
catalog type "Congresses".
catalog type "text".