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Authors:
LIDIERTH M
WALL PD
Citation: M. Lidierth et Pd. Wall, DORSAL HORN CELLS CONNECTED TO THE LISSAUER TRACT AND THEIR RELATION TO THE DORSAL-ROOT POTENTIAL IN THE RAT, Journal of neurophysiology, 80(2), 1998, pp. 667-679
Authors:
WALL PD
Citation: Pd. Wall, DO FETUSES FEEL PAIN - DEFINITION OF PAIN NEEDS CLARIFICATION, BMJ. British medical journal, 314(7088), 1997, pp. 1201-1201
Authors:
WALL PD
Citation: Pd. Wall, THE GENERATION OF YET ANOTHER MYTH ON THE USE OF NARCOTICS, Pain, 73(2), 1997, pp. 121-122
Authors:
DUBNER R
WALL PD
Citation: R. Dubner et Pd. Wall, UNTITLED, Pain, 73(1), 1997, pp. 3-3
Authors:
WALL PD
Citation: Pd. Wall, FAILURE OF CONVERGENCE OF 2 LINES OF RESEARCH - BURIED TREASURE, Pain, 71(1), 1997, pp. 1-3
Authors:
WALL PD
Citation: Pd. Wall, YOUNG,JOHN,ZACHARY (1907-1997) - OBITUARY, Trends in neurosciences, 20(10), 1997, pp. 433-435
Authors:
GREAVES MW
WALL PD
Citation: Mw. Greaves et Pd. Wall, PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF ITCHING, Lancet, 349(9045), 1997, pp. 133-133
Authors:
WALL PD
Citation: Pd. Wall, PRESYNAPTIC MODULATION OF AFFERENT INFLOWS TO SPINAL SENSORY SYSTEMS, Journal of physiology, 505P, 1997, pp. 10-10
Authors:
LIDIERTH M
WALL PD
Citation: M. Lidierth et Pd. Wall, RAT SUPERFICIAL DORSAL HORN CELLS THAT RESPOND TO LISSAUER TRACT STIMULATION MAY MEDIATE PRIMARY AFFERENT DEPOLARIZATION FROM WIDESPREAD SOURCES, Journal of physiology, 505P, 1997, pp. 38-39
Authors:
ALLAN JDD
BULTITUDE MI
BULTITUDE MF
WALL PD
MCMAHON SB
Citation: Jdd. Allan et al., THE EFFECT OF CAPSAICIN ON RENAL PAIN SIGNALING SYSTEMS IN HUMANS ANDWISTAR RATS, Journal of physiology, 505P, 1997, pp. 39-39
Authors:
LIDIERTH M
WALL PD
Citation: M. Lidierth et Pd. Wall, THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SUPERFICIAL DORSAL HORN PROJECTION CELLS ANDTHE SPONTANEOUS DORSAL-ROOT POTENTIAL IN THE ANESTHETIZED RAT, Journal of physiology, 504P, 1997, pp. 102-102
Authors:
LIDIERTH M
WALL PD
Citation: M. Lidierth et Pd. Wall, THE EFFECTS OF PICROTOXIN ON THE SPONTANEOUS DORSAL-ROOT POTENTIALS IN THE SPINALIZED RAT, Journal of physiology, 501P, 1997, pp. 46-47
Authors:
WALL PD
LIDIERTH M
Citation: Pd. Wall et M. Lidierth, 5 SOURCES OF A DORSAL-ROOT POTENTIAL - THEIR INTERACTIONS AND ORIGINSIN THE SUPERFICIAL DORSAL HORN, Journal of neurophysiology, 78(2), 1997, pp. 860-871
Authors:
WALL PD
Citation: Pd. Wall, NEW PERSPECTIVES ON THE DEFINITION OF PAIN - RESPONSE, Pain, 67(1), 1996, pp. 209-209
Authors:
WALL PD
Citation: Pd. Wall, BACK PAIN IN THE WORKPLACE .1. - COMMENT, Pain, 65(1), 1996, pp. 5-5
Authors:
LIDIERTH M
WALL PD
Citation: M. Lidierth et Pd. Wall, SYNCHRONOUS INHERENT OSCILLATIONS OF POTENTIALS WITHIN THE RAT LUMBARSPINAL-CORD, Neuroscience letters, 220(1), 1996, pp. 25-28
Authors:
THOMPSON SWN
WALL PD
Citation: Swn. Thompson et Pd. Wall, THE EFFECT OF GABA AND 5-HT RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS ON RAT DORSAL-ROOT POTENTIALS, Neuroscience letters, 217(2-3), 1996, pp. 153-156
Authors:
GREAVES MW
WALL PD
Citation: Mw. Greaves et Pd. Wall, PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF ITCHING, Lancet, 348(9032), 1996, pp. 938-940
Authors:
LIDIERTH M
WALL PD
Citation: M. Lidierth et Pd. Wall, CORRELATIONS BETWEEN THE FIRING OF CELLS IN RAT DORSAL HORN AND DORSAL-ROOT POTENTIALS, Journal of physiology, 497P, 1996, pp. 105-105
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DANZIGER N
REMY P
PIDOUX B
DORMONT D
SAMSON Y
FOURNIER E
WALL PD
WILLER JC
Citation: N. Danziger et al., A CLINICAL AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY OF A PATIENT WITH AN EXTENSIVE TRANSECTION OF THE SPINAL-CORD SPARING ONLY A PART OF ONE ANTEROLATERAL QUADRANT, Brain, 119, 1996, pp. 1835-1848
Authors:
WALL PD
Citation: Pd. Wall, INDEPENDENT MECHANISMS CONVERGE ON PAIN, Nature medicine, 1(8), 1995, pp. 740-741
Authors:
MCMAHON SB
WALL PD
Citation: Sb. Mcmahon et Pd. Wall, THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF PAIN - INTRODUCTION, Seminars in the neurosciences, 7(4), 1995, pp. 195-197
Authors:
WALL PD
Citation: Pd. Wall, NORADRENALINE-EVOKED PAIN IN NEURALGIA, Pain, 63(1), 1995, pp. 1-2
Authors:
WALL PD
Citation: Pd. Wall, PAIN IN THE BRAIN AND LOWER PARTS OF THE ANATOMY, Pain, 62(3), 1995, pp. 389-391
Authors:
WALL PD
Citation: Pd. Wall, DO NERVE IMPULSES PENETRATE TERMINAL ARBORIZATIONS - A PRE-PRESYNAPTIC CONTROL MECHANISM, Trends in neurosciences, 18(2), 1995, pp. 99-103