Pain intensity, pain interference and characteristics of spinal cord injury

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P M Ullrich
M P Jensen
J D Loeser
D D Cardenas
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[1] Spinal Cord Injury Quality Enhancement Research Initiative,Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
[2] VA Puget Sound Healthcare System,Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
[3] University of Washington,Department of Neurological Surgery
[4] University of Washington,Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
[5] University of Miami,undefined
[6] Miller School of Medicine,undefined
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Spinal Cord | 2008年 / 46卷
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pain site; spinal cord injury; pain; pain interference; functioning;
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页码:451 / 455
页数:4
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