Neurological effects of chronic pain
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Neurological effects of chronic pain
J Pain Palliat Care Pharmacother.
2007.
Abstract
Studies of neurobiological changes that occur in patients with chronic pain are described. These include grey matter loss, effects on emotional processing and learning.
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