Human evidence of a supra‐spinal modulating role of dopamine on pain perception
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Auteurs : Stéphane Potvin [Canada] ; Sylvain Grignon [Canada] ; Serge Marchand [Canada]Source :
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Abstract
Over the last decades, remarkable progresses have been accomplished regarding the understanding of the neurophysiologic and neuropharmacological bases of pain. A growing preclinical literature supports a role for substance P, endogenous opioids, glutamate, serotonin, and norepinephrine in pain perception. Recently, a series of studies explored the function of dopamine in pain perception, which we review here, while focusing on human studies.
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