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Dysesthesia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dysesthesia is defined as an unpleasant abnormal sensation. It is caused by lesions of the nervous system, peripheral or central, and it involves abnormal sensations, whether spontaneous or evoked, s...
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Dysesthesia is pain not experienced by a normal nervous system. In Central Pain it has concomitants of sensory impairment and phantoms (see below). Dysesthetic burning has been called "Dante-esque" pain. ... Central Pain patients frequently state that dysesthetic burning corresponds with what they imagine a hell might be like.
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Dysaesthesia, either in the form of heightened or diminished skin sensation, are frequently associated with chronic neuropathic pain. Therefore, dysaesthesia in the early postoperative period may predict chronic pain.
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to be identical to that of cold-induced dysaesthesia in the pre- ... currence of cold-induced dysaesthesia and acute idiopathic polyneuritis. ...
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Definition from Wiktionary, a free dictionary ... Jump to: navigation, search ... Singular; dysaesthesia...
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We report an unusual case of foreign body (amalgam filling) entrapment over the mental foramen causing dysaesthesia in the distribution of the mental nerve. An interesting sign was blue discoloration of the overlaying oral mucosa which was interpreted as amalgam tattooing.
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Definition of dysaesthesia in the Online Dictionary. Multiple meanings, detailed information and synonyms for dysaesthesia. ... of touch. [1913 Webster]
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BACKGROUND: Chronic pain occurs in 40-50% patients following cardiac surgery. ... Dysaesthesia, either in the form of heightened or diminished skin sensation, are frequently associated with chronic neuropathic pain. Therefore, dysaesthesia in the early postoperative period may predict chronic pain.
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