Neither nefopam nor acetaminophen can be used as postoperative analgesics in a rat model of ischemic stroke.

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Neither nefopam nor acetaminop ...... rat model of ischemic stroke.

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Maud Pétrault

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Michèle Bastide

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Olivier Pétrault

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Régis Bordet

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Sophie Gautier

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Vincent Bérézowski

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On the importance of long-term functional assessment after stroke to improve translation from bench to bedside.

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