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sacral nerve

sacral nerve In this source, the sacral nerve is a nerve whose injury by transection is used to produce neuropathic pain.

In this source, the sacral nerve is a nerve whose injury by transection is used to produce neuropathic pain. It is discussed as part of a biological pain pathway rather than being described anatomically in detail.

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Drafting source: Hahm Eu-Teum; Kim Younghoon; Lee Jong-Ju; Cho Young-Wuk. GABAergic synaptic response and its opioidergic modulation in periaqueductal gray neurons of rats with neuropathic pain. 2011; DOI 10.1186/1471-2202-12-41; article XML SHA-256 ff311345c142d143e4a8f1f2e9a8edc44fc61d4ae083a2b3316318743ff6b7ca. “GABAergic synaptic response and its opioidergic modulation in periaqueductal gray neurons of rats with neuropathic pain” (10.1186/1471-2202-12-41).
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