Anatomy And Neurobiology Of Pain
Author: Ruth Werner, Geoffrey M Bove
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Description: Anatomy And Neurobiology Of Pain by Ruth Werner, Geoffrey M Bove provides a concise overview of the neuroanatomical pathways involved in pain perception, including nociceptors and central sensitization. It explores how manual therapies can address chronic pain, making it a valuable resource for understanding pain mechanisms.
Pages: 23
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