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A longitudinal study to evaluate pregnancy-induced endogenous analgesia and pain modulation
Brendan Carvalho
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Michal Granot
, Pervez Sultan
, Hilary Wilson
, Ruth Landau
Department of Nursing
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Conditioned Pain Modulation
100%
Pain Modulation
100%
Endogenous Analgesia
100%
Mechanical Temporal Summation
100%
Pregnancy Disorders
100%
Endogenous Pain
100%
During Pregnancy
50%
Endogenous Pain Modulation
50%
Pain Pathways
50%
No Significant Difference
25%
Human Studies
25%
Clinical Significance
25%
Analgesia
25%
Pregnant Women
25%
Evoked Pain
25%
Third Trimester
25%
Mixed Analysis
25%
Pregnancy Trimester
25%
Healthy Pregnant Women
25%
Temporal Temperature
25%
Pregnancy-induced Analgesia
25%
Pregnancy Course
25%
Prospective multicenter Cohort Study
25%
Medicine and Dentistry
Pain Modulation
100%
Analgesia
100%
Longitudinal Study
100%
Temporal Summation
57%
Pain Pathway
28%
Pregnant Woman
28%
Cohort Analysis
14%
Analysis of Variance
14%
Clinical Significance
14%
Third Trimester Pregnancy
14%
Human Study
14%