Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5578095 | The Journal of Pain | 2016 | 35 Pages |
Abstract
Persistent movement-evoked pain changes force direction from the pain-free direction. Acute pain leads to increased variation in force direction irrespective of persistent movement-evoked pain preceding the acutely painful event. These differences provide novel insight into the search for and consolidation of new motor strategies in the presence of pain.
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Authors
Christian A. Mista, Michael J.G. Bergin, Rogerio P. Hirata, Steffan W. Christensen, Kylie Tucker, Paul Hodges, Thomas Graven-Nielsen,