Monkeys who lost all sensory information from their arms resumed normal behavior after recovering from the deafferentation procedure.
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Engaged in what he saw at first as pure research, he conducted several kinds of deafferentation experiments.
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66 . * Marbach, J . J ., Is Phantom Tooth Pain a Deafferentation ( neuropathic ) syndrome?
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67 . * Marbach, J . J ., Is Phantom Tooth Pain a Deafferentation ( neuropathic ) Syndrome?
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With the loss of neuronal input ( deafferentation ) the STT neurons begin to fire spontaneously, a phenomenon designated " deafferentation hypersensitivity ."
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With the loss of neuronal input ( deafferentation ) the STT neurons begin to fire spontaneously, a phenomenon designated " deafferentation hypersensitivity ."
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A common result of this procedure is " deafferentation pain " where, 6 9 months after surgery, pain returns at greater intensity.
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The fact that the burst suppression pattern persists after a patient undergoes cortical deafferentation indicates that burst suppression represents an intrinsic dynamic mode of cortex.
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Trigeminal deafferentation pain ( TDP ), also termed anesthesia dolorosa, is from intentional damage to a trigeminal nerve following attempts to surgically fix a nerve problem.
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The primary mechanism of diaschisis is functional deafferentation, which is the loss of the input of information from the part of the brain that is now damaged.
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