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Endogenous opioid antagonism in physiological experimental pain models: a systematic review
Mads U Werner, Manuel P Pereira,
Lars Peter H Andersen
, Jørgen B Dahl
Department of Clinical Medicine
Department of Clinical Medicine
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Medicine and Dentistry
Mu Opiate Receptor Antagonist
100%
Systematic Review
100%
Experimental Pain
100%
Endorphin
100%
Analgesia
80%
Hyperpathia
60%
Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
60%
Conditioning
40%
Somatosensory Evoked Potential
20%
Placebo
20%
Opiate Antagonist
20%
Human Subject
20%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Experimental Pain
100%
Mu Opiate Receptor Antagonist
100%
Hyperalgesia
60%
Opiate Receptor
40%
Homo sapiens
20%
Placebo
20%
Narcotic Antagonist
20%
Normal Human
20%
Keyphrases
Opioid Antagonism
100%
Stimulation Model
60%
Stress-induced Analgesia
40%
Nociceptive Reflex
20%
Modulation Model
20%
Reflexion Model
20%