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Chronic pain in pachyonychia congenita: evidence for neuropathic origin
S. Brill
, E. Sprecher
, F. J.D. Smith
, N. Geva
, H. Gruener
,
H. Nahman-Averbuch
, R. Defrin
Division of Research
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS)
DBBS - Neurosciences
Roy and Diana Vagelos Division of Biology & Biomedical Sciences (DBBS)
WashU Medicine Pain Center
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Keyphrases
Chronic Pain
100%
Pachyonychia Congenita
100%
Mechanical Hyperalgesia
33%
Douleur Neuropathique 4
33%
Conditioned Pain Modulation
22%
Hypoesthesia
22%
Clinical Features
11%
Autosomal Dominant
11%
Moderate to Severe
11%
Specific Genes
11%
Weight-bearing
11%
Detection Threshold
11%
Histological Study
11%
Neuropathy
11%
Skin Diseases
11%
Thick-skinned
11%
Pain Threshold
11%
Sensory Function
11%
Stab
11%
Tingling
11%
Severe Chronic Pain
11%
Sensory Innervation
11%
Sensory Evaluation
11%
Mechanical Sensitivity
11%
Causative mutation
11%
Mechanical Allodynia
11%
Throbbing
11%
Temporal Summation of Pain
11%
Static Allodynia
11%
Neuropathic Pain Treatment
11%
Medicine and Dentistry
Chronic Pain
100%
Pachyonychia congenita
100%
Mechanical Hyperalgesia
33%
Pain Modulation
22%
Hypoesthesia
22%
Clinical Feature
11%
Pathophysiology
11%
Neuropathy
11%
Weight Bearing
11%
Autosomal Dominant Inheritance
11%
Afferent Nerve Fiber
11%
Dermatosis
11%
Neuropathic Pain
11%
Pain Threshold
11%
Allodynia
11%
Mechanical Allodynia
11%
Temporal Summation
11%