Levels of N-acylethanolamines in the interstitium of trapezius muscle during the tissue trauma: A microdialysis study on women with chronic widespread pain

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1. Editorial comment
2. Hybrid emotion-focused exposure treatment for chronic pain
3. Clinical pain research
4. A hybrid emotion-focused exposure treatment for chronic pain: A feasibility study
5. Editorial comment
6. More than half of patients in a large fibromyalgia study have a depressive trait style and report more severe symptom profiles
7. Original experimental
8. A comparison of fibromyalgia symptoms in patients with Healthy versus Depressive, Low and Reactive affect balance styles
9. Editorial comment
10. Treatment of post dural puncture headache: To patch or not to patch?
11. Educational case report
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13. Editorial comment
14. Spinal cord stimulation—An important treatment against neuropathic pain
15. Topical review
16. Spinal cord stimulation: Background and clinical application
17. Editorial comment
18. Depression and anxiety in adolescents aggravate abdominal pain, and abdominal pain deepens depression which increases suffering from chronic pain
19. Observational study
20. Associations between abdominal pain symptom dimensions and depression among adolescents
21. Editorial comment
22. Female genital pain – A biopsychosocial phenomenon involving fear and avoidance
23. Original experimental
24. Psychological factors in genital pain: The role of fear-avoidance, pain catastrophizing and anxiety sensitivity among women living in Sweden
25. Editorial comment
26. When sex hurts: Female genital pain is no fun! Neither is painful sex in men
27. Narrative review
28. When sex hurts: Female genital pain with sexual consequences deserves attention: A position paper
29. Editorial comment
30. Poster-abstracts from SASP – The Scandinavian Association for the Study of Pain scientific meeting, Oslo, Norway, April 7–9, 2014
31. Abstracts
32. Some practical treatment methods of dealing with pain disabilities in rural Ghana
33. Abstracts
34. Investigating mechanisms behind offset analgesia: Effect on spinal responses during thermal stimulation
35. Abstracts
36. Ionic mechanisms of post spike excitability changes during high-frequency firing rates
37. Abstracts
38. Whole-organ culture of rat trigeminal ganglion: Preliminary results on TRPV1 expression and function
39. Abstracts
40. Cathepsin S is increased in cerebrospinal fluid from patients with neuropathic pain—A support of the microglia hypothesis in humans
41. Abstracts
42. Inflammation-reactive astrocytes can be restored with a three drug combination
43. Abstracts
44. Experiences with an adaptive design for a dose-finding study in osteoarthritis
45. Abstracts
46. Proteins with potential role in analgesic effect of spinal cord stimulation on neuropathic pain
47. Abstracts
48. Placebo responses in patients with peripheral neuropathic pain
49. Abstracts
50. Chronic whiplash, pain and pain tolerance
51. Abstracts
52. Evaluation of spinal interventions in a single doctor private practice in Sweden
53. Abstracts
54. Protein alterations in women with chronic widespread pain—A proteomic study of the trapezius muscle
55. Abstracts
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57. Abstracts
58. The interleukin-1α gene C>T polymorphism rs1800587 is associated with increased pain intensity and decreased pressure pain thresholds in patients with lumbar radicular pain
59. Abstracts
60. Levels of N-acylethanolamines in the interstitium of trapezius muscle during the tissue trauma: A microdialysis study on women with chronic widespread pain
61. Abstracts
62. Quality pain management in the hospital setting—A concept evaluation