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hypalgesia
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hypalgesia [¦hip·al′jē·zhə]
(physiology)
Diminished sensitivity to pain.
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Spinal manipulation has been shown to change intradiscal pressure, relax paraspinal musculature, induce hypoalgesia, increase the production of B-endorphins, and downregulate the production of inflammatory proteins (George et al 2006, Maigne and Vautravers 2003, Teodorczyk-Injeyan et al 2006).
Evaluation of outcomes in patients with neck pain treated with ... by Carpenter, Kristin J.; Mintken, Paul E.; Cleland, Joshua A. / New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
The prolonged NRM stimulation also produced thermal hypoalgesia lasting at least 2 weeks in noninjured animals.
Restorative effects of stimulating medullary raphe after spinal cord ... by Hentall, Ian D.; Burns, Scott B. / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development
Bilateral hypoaesthesia and hypoalgesia were observed below L1.
Ossification of the thoracic ligamentum flavum in an achondroplastic ... by K Suzuki and M Kanamori and M Nobukiyo / Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery
 
 
 
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