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Reciprocal influence on the incidence of symptoms in trigeminally and spinally innervated areas
European Journal of Pain, 07/30/09
Marklund S et al. – These findings show that pain and dysfunction in trigeminally innervated areas and pain in spinally innervated areas mutually predict the onset of new symptoms in dental students, indicating common pathophysiological mechanisms and individual vulnerability. This may be of importance in risk assessment and treatment planning of individuals with musculoskeletal pain.
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