Titlebook: Spinal Afferent Processing; Tony L. Yaksh Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 anatomy.brain.neuroanatomy.neurochemistr

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The Central Pharmacology of Primary Afferents with Emphasis on the Disposition and Role of Primary -order synapses in discrete regions of the dorsal gray matter of the spinal cord. Morphological (synaptic vesicles, end-plate thickening, synaptic cleft) and electrophysiological properties (presence of monosynaptic EPSPs but not monosynaptic IPSPs, synaptic delay) provide support for the premise th

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Sensory-Discriminative Capacities of Nociceptive Pathways and Their Modulation by Behavior,component of pain refers to the quality as well as the location, intensity, and temporal aspects of noxious or tissue-damaging stimuli. Recent advances include knowledge about the coding of pain signals and how these signals can be modified by control systems originating at other brain sites.

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Detection Thresholds of Cutaneous Sensations in Health and Disease in Man,ng about the location and structure (see Winklemann, Chapter 2) and the properties of the cutaneous and deep receptors that transduce physical and chemical events impinging on them from the external and internal environment (Light and Perl, 1981; Boyd and Smith, 1984; Crago, 1984). As crucial to our

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Control Systems for Nociceptive Afferent Processing,ton’s (1915) observation that transection of the spinal cord in decerebrate cats enhanced the flexion reflex and was developed further by Lundberg and associates in their studies of flexor reflex afferents (Eccles and Lundberg, 1959; Holmqvist and Lundberg, 1959, 1961). Although these early studies