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Old 29-03-2006, 02:15 AM
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Pain-Gate mechanism

Hi,

I am currently in my final year of study to become a qualified physio. I need someone to direct me as to which literature is best re-pain gate mechanism (neuro physiology) and how the process works. Is any one aware of any good detailed books/literature? I have managed to check out "Grieve's Modern Manual Therapy: The Vertebral Column" and has a very good chapter dedicated to it. Any other books you have found useful which I may have missed out?

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Hi,

These books are known as the bests about pain.
www.ppaonline.co.uk/publications.html
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Also have a look over this book.

The Challenge of Pain by Ronald Melzack And Patrick D. Wall.

Have a look also over these information resources.

The Use of Heat and Cold in Pain Modulation

Relief of Pain and Suffering

The pain revolution

Pain Mechanisms

Chronic Pain- Hope through research

Mechanisms of Pain- Pain Management Technologies

Pian Physiology-Gate control theory of pain
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