Advances in the Clinical Neurophysiology of Pain

Abstract

Over the past ten years, various aspects of pain have been extensively studied and considerable progress has been made. Therefore, it is necessary to review the pain problem on a new basis. This article intends to introduce some experimental data and clinical research on the neuroanatomy and physiology of pain in recent years. 1. Pain-sensing peripheral neurons Whether there are peripheral neurons specific for sensing and transmitting pain is a long-term debate in sensory physiology. Physiologists influenced by Muller's law of specific energy believe