Neonatal paracetamol treatment reduces long-term nociceptive behaviour after neonatal procedural pain in rats.
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Repeated touch and needle prick stimulation in the neonatal period increases the baseline mechanical sensitivity and post-injury hypersensitivity of adult spinal sensory neurons.Adult spinal opioid receptor μ1 expression after incision is altered by early life repetitive tactile and noxious procedures in rats.
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Neonatal paracetamol treatment reduces long-term nociceptive behaviour after neonatal procedural pain in rats.
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Neonatal paracetamol treatment ...... natal procedural pain in rats.
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Neonatal paracetamol treatment ...... natal procedural pain in rats.
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Neonatal paracetamol treatment ...... natal procedural pain in rats.
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Neonatal paracetamol treatment ...... natal procedural pain in rats.
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Neonatal paracetamol treatment ...... natal procedural pain in rats.
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Neonatal paracetamol treatment ...... natal procedural pain in rats.
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P2093
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P1476
Neonatal paracetamol treatment ...... onatal procedural pain in rats
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10.1002/EJP.855
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2016-02-23T00:00:00Z