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Healthy and Normal? The Need for Clear Reporting and Flexible Criteria for Defining Control Participants in Quantitative Sensory Testing Studies

Overview
Journal Pain
Specialties Neurology
Psychiatry
Date 2015 Aug 28
PMID 26313407
Citations 4
Authors
Robert C Coghill
David Yarnitsky
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