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The cortical representation of pain by Treede, R D, Kenshalo, D R, Gracely, R H, Jones, A K

“…Anatomical and physiological studies in animals, as well as functional imaging studies in humans have shown that multiple cortical areas are activated by…”
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Response Properties and Organization of Nociceptive Neurons in Area 1 of Monkey Primary Somatosensory Cortex by Kenshalo, Dan R, Iwata, Koichi, Sholas, Maurice, Thomas, David A

“…  1 Pain and Neurosensory Mechanisms Branch, National Institute of Dental Research and   2 The Center for Scientific Review, National Institutes of Health,…”
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Responses of primate SI cortical neurons to noxious stimuli by Kenshalo, Jr, D R, Isensee, O

“…Recordings were made from single SI cortical neurons in the anesthetized macaque monkey. Each isolated cortical neuron was tested for responses to a standard…”
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Responses of nociceptive SI neurons in monkeys and pain sensation in humans elicited by noxious thermal stimulation: effect of interstimulus interval by Chudler, E H, Anton, F, Dubner, R, Kenshalo, Jr, D R

“…1. Twenty-six nociceptive neurons in the primary somatosensory cortex (SI) of anesthetized monkeys were responsive to noxious thermal stimulation applied to…”
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The medullary dorsal horn : a site of action of morphine in producing facial scratching in monkeys by THOMAS, D. A, WILLIAMS, G. M, IWATA, K, KENSHALO, D. R, DUBNER, R

“…Pruritus is a common side effect of epidural and intrathecal morphine administration in humans. This naloxone-reversible pruritus is typically present on the…”
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The correlation of monkey medullary dorsal horn neuronal activity and the perceived intensity of noxious heat stimuli by Dubner, R, Kenshalo, Jr, D R, Maixner, W, Bushnell, M C, Oliveras, J L

“…1. We examined the relationship between the activity of medullary dorsal horn nociceptive neurons and the monkeys' ability to detect noxious heat stimuli. In…”
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Effects of central administration of opioids on facial scratching in monkeys by Thomas, D A, Williams, G M, Iwata, K, Kenshalo, Jr, D R, Dubner, R

“…Epidural and intrathecal administration of opioids to humans can produce facial pruritus and scratching that is naloxone reversible. It has been proposed that…”
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Diencephalic projections from the superficial and deep laminae of the medullary dorsal horn in the rat by Iwata, K, Kenshalo, Jr, D R, Dubner, R, Nahin, R L

“…An important function of the medullary dorsal horn (MDH) is the relay of nociceptive information from the face and mouth to higher centers of the central…”
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The detection and perceived intensity of noxious thermal stimuli in monkey and in human by Kenshalo, Jr, D R, Anton, F, Dubner, R

“…1. The magnitude of the sensations produced by small increases in thermal stimuli superimposed on noxious levels of heat stimulation was studied by the use of…”
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Responses of monkey medullary dorsal horn neurons during the detection of noxious heat stimuli by Maixner, W, Dubner, R, Kenshalo, Jr, D R, Bushnell, M C, Oliveras, J L

“…1. We examined the activity of thermally sensitive trigeminothalamic neurons and nonprojection neurons in the medullary dorsal horn (trigeminal nucleus…”
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SI nociceptive neurons participate in the encoding process by which monkeys perceive the intensity of noxious thermal stimulation by Kenshalo, Jr, D R, Chudler, E H, Anton, F, Dubner, R

“…The activity of primary somatosensory (SI) cortical nociceptive neurons was recorded while the monkeys performed a psychophysical task in which they detected…”
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Multiple Effects of Morphine on Facial Scratching in Monkeys by Thomas, David A., Williams, Gene M., Iwata, Koichi, Kenshalo, Daniel R., Dubner, Ronald

“…The medullary dorsal horn (MDH), the medullary homolog of the spinal dorsal horn, is a site where opioid-receptor agonists can act at opioid receptors to…”
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Responses of neurons in ventroposterolateral nucleus of primate thalamus to urinary bladder distension by Chandler, M J, Hobbs, S F, Fu, Q G, Kenshalo, Jr, D R, Blair, R W, Foreman, R D

“…The purpose of this study was to examine effects of a noxious visceral stimulus, urinary bladder distension (UBD), on cells in the ventroposterolateral (VPL)…”
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The cells of origin of the primate spinothalamic tract by Willis, W D, Kenshalo, Jr, D R, Leonard, R B

“…Spinothalamic tract cells in the lumbar, sacral and caudal segments of the primate spinal cord were labelled by the retrograde transport of horseradish…”
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Responses of neurons in primate ventral posterior lateral nucleus to noxious stimuli by Kenshalo, Jr, D R, Giesler, Jr, G J, Leonard, R B, Willis, W D

“…1. Recordings were made from the caudal part of the ventral posterior lateral (VPLc) nucleus of the thalamus in anesthetized macaque monkeys. In additon to…”
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Wide-dynamic-range dorsal horn neurons participate in the encoding process by which monkeys perceive the intensity of noxious heat stimuli by Maixner, W, Dubner, R, Bushnell, M C, Kenshalo, Jr, D R, Oliveras, J L

“…The role of dorsal horn wide-dynamic-range (WDR) and nociceptive-specific (NS) neurons in the encoding of the perceived intensity of noxious stimuli was…”
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Responses of primate spinothalamic neurons to graded and to repeated noxious heat stimuli by Kenshalo, Jr, D R, Leonard, R B, Chung, J M, Willis, W D

“…1. The responses of primate spinothalamic tract cells innervating the glabrous skin of the foot to noxious thermal stimuli have been examined. 2. Of the 41…”
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The medullary dorsal horn: a target for the expression of opiate effects on the perceived intensity of noxious heat by Oliveras, JL, Maixner, W, Dubner, R, Bushnell, MC, Kenshalo, DR, Jr, Duncan, GH, Thomas, DA, Bates, R

“…We examined the effects of morphine microinjected into the medullary dorsal horn (MDH) on the ability of monkeys to detect temperature increases in the noxious…”
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Response characteristics of cutaneous warm receptors in the monkey by Duclaux, R, Kenshalo, Sr, D R

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Response characteristics of cutaneous cold receptors in the monkey by Kenshalo, D R, Duclaux, R

“…1. The receptive fields of 48 specific cold units, located in the hairy and glaborous skin of fore- and hindlimbs of rhesus monkeys, were mapped and scale…”
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