Studies of the Relationship between the Algesia and Hyperalgesia of OFR and the Analgesia of Aspirin and Indomethacin

Wang Jie; Song Bi-wei; Ma Chuan-gen et al

Wang Jie, Song Bi-wei, Ma Chuan-gen et al, . Studies of the Relationship between the Algesia and Hyperalgesia of OFR and the Analgesia of Aspirin and IndomethacinJ. Chinese Journal of Modern Applied Pharmacy, 1997, (4): 8-11.

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Wang Jie, Song Bi-wei, Ma Chuan-gen et al, . Studies of the Relationship between the Algesia and Hyperalgesia of OFR and the Analgesia of Aspirin and IndomethacinJ. Chinese Journal of Modern Applied Pharmacy, 1997, (4): 8-11.

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Wang Jie, Song Bi-wei, Ma Chuan-gen et al, . Studies of the Relationship between the Algesia and Hyperalgesia of OFR and the Analgesia of Aspirin and IndomethacinJ. Chinese Journal of Modern Applied Pharmacy, 1997, (4): 8-11.

Studies of the Relationship between the Algesia and Hyperalgesia of OFR and the Analgesia of Aspirin and Indomethacin

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By 1 ighting riboflavin to produce OFR, we studied the role of OFR in spinal and peripheral pain. Intraplantar injection (ipl) LRP at dose of 0.67 mmol/mice or 0.067mmol/mice in 0ne hind paw could induce peripheral pain. Intrathecal injection (ith) LRF 0.

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