VARIATIONS IN CUTANEOUS AND VISCERAL PAIN SENSITIVITY IN NORMAL SUBJECTS 1
Journal of Clinical InvestigationPublished 1 January 1944Open access
William P. Chapman, Chester M. Jones
Citations269
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SJR score4.72
SNIP2.17
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The present study constitutes an attempt to measure pain sensitivity in 200 normal subjects, considered to be normal in that they showed no evidence of physical or mental disease, either by examination or by history.
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