Chemical excitants of cutaneous pain in man.
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[Influence of thermalgesic stimuli on the reaction of mice to pain; application of a variation of the algesimetric method of Woolfe and MacDonald].
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Problems of experimental algesimetry and a comment on the tooth pulp method.
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Counterirritants; a method of assessing their effect.
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Emotional reactions of rats to the pain of others.
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Respiratory variables in response to a pain-fear stimulus and in experimental asthma.
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Histamine release and pain production by xanthosine and related compounds.
Xanthosine (5 to 50 mug.) caused pain on intradermal injection in all human subjects tested: in about half the subjects it also gave a flare. Inosinic acid, uric acid, allantoin, alloxan and theophylline caused pain, but not a flare by intradermal injection in man. Xanthine caused both pain and flare. A number of related compounds in similar doses caused neither pain nor flare. Inosine, inosinic acid, and guanosine, but not xanthosine, were powerful histamine liberators in animals. The lowering of the cat blood pressure, depression of the activity of the guinea-pig ileum and stimulation of guinea-pig uterus by adenosine were confirmed.
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Cutaneous pain elicited in man by thermal radiation: dependence of the threshold intensity on stimulation time, skin temperature and analgesics.
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The analgetic action of analgetics, antihistaminics and chlorpromazine on volunteers.
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Pain; controlled and uncontrolled.
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Effect of aspirin on suprathreshold pain in man.
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Modification of the thermal radiation method for assessing antinociceptive activity in the rat.
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The experimental approach to pain.
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Humans↗
Recent experimental studies on pain and analgesia.
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Thresholds for pain and convulsions in the guinea pig following massive whole-body irradiation.
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Effect of chlorpromazine on antidiuretic response to noxious stimuli.
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[Effect of pain stimulus on bromides in the cerebrospinal fluid in dog; studies with the aid of radioactive bromine].
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[Anesthetic effect of synthetic antihistaminics].
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