Possible involvement of convergent nociceptive input to medullary dorsal horn neurons in intraoral hyperalgesia following peripheral nerve injury.

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Possible involvement of convergent nociceptive input to medullary dorsal horn neurons in intraoral hyperalgesia following peripheral nerve injury.

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Hiroki Tsuchiya

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Kotaro Maruhama

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Masahide Mizutani

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Ryuji Terayama

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Seiji Iida

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Shinji Omura

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Tomosada Sugimoto

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