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Increases in local skin temperature correlate with spontaneous foot lifting and heat hyperalgesia in both incisional and inflammatory models of pain.
Authors
Banik RK, Sia T, Ibrahim MM, Sivanesan E, Uhelski M, Pena A, Streicher JM, Simone DA
Abstract
This study investigated if a localized increase in skin temperature in rat models of incisional and inflammatory pain correlates with the intensity of spontaneous and evoked pain behaviors.
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