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Antagonism of acupuncture analgesia in man by the narcotic antagonist naloxone

Brain Research · 1977 · Vol. 121(2) · pp. 368–372

David J. Mayer✉(Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center)Donald D. Price(National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research)Amir Rafii(Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center)

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Pain Management and Placebo Effect Acupuncture Treatment Research Studies Pain Mechanisms and Treatments(+)-NaloxoneNarcotic antagonistsAntagonismAcupunctureAntagonistNarcotic antagonistMedicineNarcoticAnesthesiaAcupuncture analgesia

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AnalgesiaDifferential ThresholdHumansNaloxonePainAcupuncture Therapy

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