Noxious stimulation - Globe Thesis

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1.	Direct Projections From The Periaqueductal Gray To The Nucleus Tractus Solitarius In The Rat
2.	Structural Bases Of The Noxious Stimulation Information Trnsmitting And Modulating And Distributions Of Amino Acid Receptors In Trigeminal Subnucleus Caudalis
3.	Electrophysiological Evidence Of The Convergence Of Somatic And Visceral Afferents Onto The Neurons In The Sacral Dorsal Commissural Nucleus And Their Relationship With Nitric Oxide Synthase Positive Structures
4.	Sacral Link Nuclear Accept The Morphological And Electrophysiological Evidence Of Pelvic Visceral Noxious Stimulation Incoming Links
5.	The Synaptic Connections Of The γ-aminobutyric Acid-and Glycine-immunoreactive Neurons In The Rat Medullary Dorsal Horn
6.	Fos Expression And P2X3 Receptors In The Central Nervous System Following Noxious Stimulation On Prostate Of Rat
7.	Empirical Study Of The Rat Peritoneal Noxious Stimulation Making Expression Of C-fos And NOS In Central Nervous System
8.	The Cerebral Regional Distribution Of Propofol Under The Circumstance Of Noxious Stimulation At Cerebral Uptake Quilibrium Of Propofol In Dogs
9.	The Regional Distribution Of Propofol In Spinal Cord Under Circumstance Of The Noxious Stimulation When The Cerebral Uptake Being In Equilibrium In Dogs
10.	Parabrachial Nucleus Of Neuronal Nitric Oxide Synthase Involved In The Transduction Of Visceral Noxious Stimulation
11.	The Clinical Study On Treatment Of Chronic Neck Pain By Electroacupuncture At Homotopic And Heterotopic Nerve Segments
12.	The Study Of The Interaction Between The Inhalation Concentration Of Sevoflurane And The Degree Of Muscle Relaxation Of Rocuronium On The Entropy Index
13.	SPI To Monitor The Accuracy Of Intraoperative Noxious Stimulation In Elderly Patients
14.	Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) to measure nociception following noxious stimulation in critically ill infants
15.	Analysis Of Intraoperative Nociceptive Responsiveness Based On EEG Signal Coupling Feature
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