Current methodological approaches in conditioned pain modulation assessment in pediatrics

Philippe S Hwang1 Shriners Hospital for Children – Canada

My-Linh Ma1 Shriners Hospital for Children – Canada;2 Research Institute – McGill University Health Centre;3 Department of Experimental Surgery

Nora Spiegelberg1 Shriners Hospital for Children – Canada

Catherine E Ferland1 Shriners Hospital for Children – Canada;2 Research Institute – McGill University Health Centre;3 Department of Experimental Surgery;4 Department of Anesthesia, McGill University;5 The Alan Edwards Centre for Research on Pain, Montreal, QC, CanadaCorrespondence[email protected]

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