Neuropathic pain: glial responses and plasticity in the spinal nociceptive network

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  • Robby J.P. Jaken
  • Robby Jean Paul Jaken
  • E. Joosten
چکیده

s – poster presentations (selected; first author) Jaken RJ, Marcus MA, Joosten EA, Deumens R. Spatio-temporal rewiring of the spinal nociceptivenetwork in a rat model of neuropathic pain.(2010) NeuPSIG 3 International Congress on Neuropathic Pain, Athens (GR) Jaken RJ, Knaepen L, van der Meulen I, Marcus M, Joosten E, Deumens R. Chronic neuropathicpain: structural changes in the superficial dorsal spinal cord.(2009) NvA 6de wetenschapsdag, Ede (NL) Jaken RJ, Knaepen L, van der Meulen I, Marcus M, Joosten E, Deumens R. Astrocyte activationin chronic neuropathic pain: good or bad?(2009) NvA Anesthesiologendagen, Maastricht (NL) Jaken RJ, Knaepen L, van der Meulen I, Marcus M, Joosten E, Deumens R. Astroglial activationin the substantia gelatinosa is higher in neuropathic rats with a lower degree of chronic mechani-cal allodynia.(2009) 8 Dutch Endo-Neuro-Psycho Meeting, Doorwerth (NL) Jaken RJ, Knüwer M, Joosten EA, Marcus MA, Deumens R. Synaptic plasticity in the substantiagelatinosa and the development of chronic neuropathic pain following peripheral nerve injury.(2009) Brain & Behaviour Instituutsdag, Maastricht, (NL) Jaken RJ, Knaepen L, van der Meulen I, Marcus M, Joosten E, Deumens R. Astroglial activa-tion in the substantia gelatinosa is higher in neuropathic rats with a lower degree of chronicmechanical allodynia.(2008) 7 Dutch Endo-Neuro-Psycho Meeting, Doorwerth (NL)

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تاریخ انتشار 2010