Temporal Changes in Pro-nociceptive and Anti-nociceptive Mechanisms in relation to the Experience of Low Back Pain: Evidence from Experimental and Clinical Models

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2020
Alterations in pro-nociceptive and anti-nociceptive mechanisms in patients with low back pain: a systematic review with meta-analysis
McPhee, M. E., Vaegter, H. B. & Graven-Nielsen, T., Mar 2020, In: Pain. 161, 3, p. 464-475 12 p.
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2019

Enhanced pro-nociceptive mechanisms are present in recurrent low back pain patients, but only during a painful episode, in contrast to anti-nociceptive mechanisms
McPhee, M. E. & Graven-Nielsen, T., 2019.
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Recurrent low back pain patients demonstrate facilitated pronociceptive mechanisms when in pain, and impaired antinociceptive mechanisms with and without pain
McPhee, M. E. & Graven-Nielsen, T., 1 Dec 2019, In: Pain. 160, 12, p. 2866-2876 11 p.
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