How stable are quantitative sensory testing measurements over time? Report on 10-week reliability and agreement of results in healthy volunteers.

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Brunhild Gabriel

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Frauke Musial

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Helen Nothnagel

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Holger H W Gabriel

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Martha B Menard

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Philipp Baumbach

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Thomas Lehmann

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Thomas Weiss

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10.2147/JPR.S137391

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Christian Puta

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