Progressive tactile hypersensitivity: An inflammation-induced incremental increase in the excitability of the spinal cord

Keyphrases

• Afferent Fibers 25%
• Basal Level 25%
• Behavioral Measurement 25%
• Biceps Femoris 25%
• C-fiber 50%
• C-fiber Nociceptors 25%
• Central Sensitization 50%
• Decerebrate 50%
• Electrical Activation 25%
• Evoked Activity 25%
• Evoked Response 50%
• Excitability 100%
• Flexor 50%
• Flexor Reflex 25%
• Freund Incomplete Adjuvant 25%
• Hamstring 25%
• High Threshold 25%
• Inflamed Tissue 25%
• Inflammation 100%
• Inflammatory Hypersensitivity 25%
• Inflammatory Pain 25%
• Light Touch 25%
• Low Intensity 25%
• Mechanical Stimulation 50%
• Mechanical Threshold 25%
• Mechanical Withdrawal Threshold 25%
• Motor Neuron 50%
• Nociceptive Processing 25%
• Nociceptor Sensitization 25%
• Non-inflamed 75%
• Novel Phenomena 25%
• Pain Sensitivity 25%
• Peripheral Sensitization 25%
• Plantar 25%
• Progressive Reduction 25%
• Semitendinosus 25%
• Spinal Cord 100%
• Spinal Motor Neurons 25%
• Spontaneous Activity 25%
• Stimuli Activation 25%
• Sural Nerve 25%
• Tactile Allodynia 25%
• Tactile Sensitivity 100%
• Test Stimuli 25%
• Touch Stimuli 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Conditioning 14%
• Evoked Potential 28%
• Excitability 100%
• Flexor Reflex 14%
• Freund's Adjuvant 14%
• Hypersensitivity 100%
• Inflammatory Pain 14%
• Injury 14%
• Intraplantar Drug Administration 14%
• Nociceptor 14%
• Paw 14%
• Sensitization 42%
• Sural Nerve 14%
• Tactile Allodynia 14%

Neuroscience

• Allodynia 33%
• Evoked Potential 66%
• Excitability 100%
• Flexor Reflex 33%
• Motor Neuron 66%
• Neuronal Excitability 33%
• Nociceptor 33%
• Sural Nerve 33%