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Old 02-24-2011, 09:57 AM #1
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Default Neuropathic pain step by step

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This is very interesting. Thank you for posting it.

For RSD and trauma it is very good to have.

It does seem to not include the metabolic PNs that many of us have here. Or autoimmune assaults.

I like the ion channel illustrations and the cytokine explanations alot. I'll put this link in the subforum for reference.
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