Article
Evidence that pain sensitivity is rhythmic in humans, mainly driven by the endogenous…
medRxiv · 2020 · Daguet, I.; Raverot, V.; Bouhassira, D.; Gronfier, C.
Key facts
| Title | Evidence that pain sensitivity is rhythmic in humans, mainly driven by the endogenous circadian system and little by sleep |
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| First author | Daguet, I.; Raverot, V.; Bouhassira, D.; Gronfier, C. |
| Journal | medRxiv |
| Published | Dec 24, 2020 |
| DOI | 10.1101/2020.12.23.424196 |
| Devices mentioned | K031928, K060006, K101747, K151784, K152748, K964605, K972121, K983295, K992468 |
| Product codes mentioned | DPS, DRT, DRX, FLL, HKM, MLD, LEL |
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