Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5577933 | The Journal of Pain | 2017 | 39 Pages |
Abstract
Our findings that pain-free, young women develop hyperalgesia to superficial and deep muscle pain after short-term sleep disruption highlight the need for effective sleep management strategies in patients with pain. Findings also suggest the possibility that short-term sleep disruption associated with recurrent acute pain could contribute to increased risk for future chronic pain conditions.
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Authors
Stella Iacovides, Kezia George, Peter Kamerman, Fiona C. Baker,