This paper reviews clinical and basic science research reports and is directed toward an
understanding of visceral pain, with emphasis on studies related to spinal processing. Four …

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… The studies can be performed with scanners from 1.5 T to (preferably) 3 T. Wall segments
that are swollen due to inflammation and take up contrast agent can be distinguished from …

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This report presents evidence that colorectal distension is a reproducible, reliable, valid,
noxious visceral stimulus that can be used in studies performed in awake, unanesthetized, …

Sex specificity of neural mechanisms modulating nociceptive information has been demonstrated
in rodents, and these qualitative sex differences appear to be relevant to analgesia …

… Additionally, we performed single-cell T cell receptor analysis to assess T cell clonality in
disease. Validation experiments were conducted at the protein level and used mass cytometry, …

Responses to painful stimuli are characterized by tremendous interindividual variability, and
genetic factors likely account for some proportion of this variability. However, few studies …

Background: Behçet's disease is a multisystem vasculitis of unknown origin. Standard
treatment mainly comprises systemic immunosuppressive agents. Ocular involvement, mostly …

… In general, group differences in categorical variables were evaluated using chi-square
tests and group differences in continuous variables were tested with independent groups t-tests …