Sensorimotor Recovery, Functional and Structural Brain Plasticity, and the Development of Chronic Pain Following Upper Limb Peripheral Nerve Transection and Microsurgical Repair

Sensorimotor Recovery, Functional and Structural Brain Plasticity, and the Development of Chronic Pain Following Upper Limb Peripheral Nerve Transection and Microsurgical Repair

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Following peripheral nerve transection and microsurgical repair (PNIr) most patients retain significant sensorimotor impairments, a proportion of which also develop chronic neuropathic pain. Individual psychological factors may contribute to the development, intensity and duration of chronic pain....

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Main Author: Taylor, Keri S.
Other Authors: Davis, Karen
Language:en_ca
Published: 2010
Subjects:
peripheral nerve injury
plasticity
functional MRI
diffusion tensor imaging
cortical thickness analysis
psychophysics
chronic neuropathic pain
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1807/26519

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http://hdl.handle.net/1807/26519

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