Effects of attention, distraction and sleep on CO2 laser evoked potentials related to C-fibers in humans
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Koji Inui | Ryusuke Kakigi | Yunhai Qiu | R. Kakigi | K. Inui | T. Tran | Xiaohong Wang | Tuan Diep Tran | Y. Qiu | Xiaohong Wang
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