| Pain and
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| PAIN IS |
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| - | a submodality
of somatic |
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like touch |
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| - | an unpleasant sensory |
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| associated
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tissue damage. |
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| - | individual and subjective |
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| - | more than a symptom |
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| DIFFERENT
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| - | Acute |
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| - | Inflammatory |
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| - | Neuropathic |
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| Amy
MacDermott, PhD Department of |
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| Physiology
and Cellular Biophysics and |
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Center for Neurobiology and |
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| Behavior. |
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1109, 305-3889 |
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