Severities in persistent mild traumatic brain injury related headache is associated with changes in supraspinal pain modulatory functions.

Severities in persistent mild traumatic brain injury related headache is associated with changes in supraspinal pain modulatory functions.
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10.1177/17448069211037881
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2021-01
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3.3
通讯作者:
Lee R
Lee R
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医学3区
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作者:
Flowers M;Leung A;Schiehser DM;Metzger-Smith V;Delano-Wood L;Sorg S;Kunnel A;Wong A;Vaninetti M;Golshan S;Lee R

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