Author index, volume 2 (1976)

467 Pain, 2 (1976) 467-468 0 Elsevier/North-Holland,

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Adams, J.E., Naloxone reversal of analgesia produced by brain stimulation in the human, 161 Agnew, D.C. and Merskey, II., Words of chronic pain, 73

Fields, H.L., see Levine, J.D., 149 Fox, E.J. and Melzack, R., Transcutaneous electrical stimulation and acupuncture: comparison of treatment for lowback pain, 141

Bailey, C.A. and Davidson, P.O., The language of pain intensity, 319 Boas, R.A., chronic benign pain, 359 Bowsher, D., Role of the reticular formation in responses to noxious stimulation, 361 Bowsher, D., see Mumford, J.M., 223

Gehrig, J.D., see Chapman, C.R., 265 Ghia, J.N., Mao, W., Toomey, T.C. and Gregg, J.M., Acupuncture and chronic pain mechanisms, 285 Giesler, G.J., Jr. and Liebeskind, J.C., Inhibition of visceral pain by electrical stimulation of the periaqueductal gray matter, 43 Goldberger, S.M. and Tursky, B., Modulation of shock-elicited pain by acupuncture and suggestion, 417 Gormley, J., see Levine, J.D., 149 Gregg, J.M., see Ghia, J.N., 285

Cairns, D., Thomas, L., Mooney, V. and Pace, J.B., A comprehensive treatment approach to chronic low back pain, 301 Carregal, E.J.A., see Kenton, B., 119 Cervero, F., Iggo, A. and Ogawa, H., Nociceptor-driven dorsal horn neurones in the lumbar spinal cord of the cat, 5 Chahl, L.A. and Ladd, R.J., Local oedema and general excitation of cutaneous sensory receptors produced by electrical stimulation of the saphenous nerve in the rat, 25 Chapman, C.R., see Harkins, SW., 253 Chapman, C.R., Wilson, M.E. and Gehrig, J.D., Comparative effects of acupuncture and transcutaneous stimulation on the perception of painful dental stimuli, 265 Crue, B.L., see Felsoory, A., 431 Crue, B.L., see Kenton, B., 119 Davidson, P.O., see Bailey, C.A., 325 Deems, L.M., see Sternbach, R.A., 35 Dvilansky, A., Rishpon, S., Nathan, I., Zolotow, Z. and Korczyn, A.D., Release of platelet 5-hydroxytryptamine by plasma taken from patients during and between migraine attacks, 315 Felsoiiry, A. and Crue, B.L. Results of 19 years experience with sacral rhizotomy for perineal and perianal cancer pain, 431

Harkins, S.W. and Chapman, C.R., Detection and decision factors in pain perception in young and elderly men, 253 Horiuchi, H. and Matthews, B., Responses of intradental nerves to chemical and osmotic stimulation of dentine in the cat, 49 Huskisson, E.C., see Scott, J., 175 Iggo, A., see Cervero, F., 5 Ignelzi, R.J., see Sternbach,

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Kenton, B., Crue, B.L. and Carregal, E.J.A., The role of cutaneous mechanoreceptors in thermal sensation and pain, 119 Korczyn, A.D., see Dvilansky, A., 315 Ladd, R.J., see Chahl, L.A., 25 Levine, J.D., Gormley, J. and Fields, H.L., Observations on the analgesic effects of needle puncture (acupuncture), 149 Liebeskind, J.C., see Giesler, G.L., Jr., 43 Mao, W., see Ghia, J.N., 285 Maresca, M., see Procacci, P., 309 Matthews, B., see Horiuchi, H., 49

468 Matthews, B. and Searle, B.N., Electrical stimulation of teeth, 245 Mayer, D.J. and Price, D.D., Central nervous system mechanisms of analgesia, 379 Melzack, R., see Fox, E.J., 141 Merskey, H., see Agnew, D.(‘., 53 Mooney, V., see Cairns, D., 301 nlumford, J.M. and Bowsher, D., Pain and protopathic sensibility. A review with particular reference to the teeth, 223 Nathan, I., see Dvilansky, A., 315 Noordenbos, W. and Wall, P.D., Diverse sensory functions with an almost totally divided spinal cord. A case of spinal cord transection with preservation of part of one anterolateral quadrant, 185 Ogawa,

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Pace, J.B., see Cairns, D., 301 Padeletti, L., see Procacci, P., 309 Pilowsky, I. and Spence, N.D., Illness behaviour syndromes associated with intractable pain, 61 Pilowsky, I. and Spence, N.D., Is illness behaviour related to chronicity in patients with intractable pain?, 167 Price, D.D., see Mayer, D.J., 379 Procacci, P., Zoppi, M., Padeletti, L. and M., Myocardial infarction Maresca, without pain. -4 study of the sensory function of the upper limbs, 309

Rishpon, S., see Dvilansky, A., 3 15 Rosenfeld, J.P. and Vickery, J.I,., Differential effect of morphine on t,rigeminal nucleus versus reticular aversive stimulation: independence of negative (31 fects from stimulation parameters, .105 Scott, J. and Huskisson, E:.(:., Graphic representation of pain, 175 Searle, B.N., see Matthews, Is., 2-15 Spence, N.D., see Pilowsky, I., 61, 167 Sternbach, R.A., Ignelzi, R.J., Deems, L.M. and Timmermans, G., Transcutaneous electrical analgesia: a follow-up analysis, 35 Sternbach, R.A., see Wall, P.D., 1 Thomas, L., see Cairns, D., 301 Timmermans, C;., see Sternbach, R.A., Toomey, T.C., see Ghia, J.N., 285 Tursky, R., see Goldberger. S.RI., .117 Vickery,

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Wall, P.D., see Noordenbos, W., 185 Wall, P.D. and Sternbach, R.A., The need for an animal model of chronic pain, 1 Wilson, M.E., see Chapman, C.R., 265 Zolotow, Z., see Dvilansky, A., 315 Zoppi, hl., see Procacci, P., 309