Scholars@Duke publication: Central Pain Processing Measures are Associated with Movement-Evoked Pain Report Among Older Adults with Chronic Axial Low Back Pain

Central Pain Processing Measures are Associated with Movement-Evoked Pain Report Among Older Adults with Chronic Axial Low Back Pain

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Simon, C

Duke Scholars

Author Corey B. Simon Orthopaedic Surgery, Physical Therapy

Location

Palm Springs, CA

Conference Name

34th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Pain Society

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Simon, C. (n.d.). Central Pain Processing Measures are Associated with Movement-Evoked Pain Report Among Older Adults with Chronic Axial Low Back Pain. Presented at the 34th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Pain Society, Palm Springs, CA.

Simon, Corey. “Central Pain Processing Measures are Associated with Movement-Evoked Pain Report Among Older Adults with Chronic Axial Low Back Pain,” n.d.

Simon C. Central Pain Processing Measures are Associated with Movement-Evoked Pain Report Among Older Adults with Chronic Axial Low Back Pain. In.

Simon, Corey. Central Pain Processing Measures are Associated with Movement-Evoked Pain Report Among Older Adults with Chronic Axial Low Back Pain.

Simon C. Central Pain Processing Measures are Associated with Movement-Evoked Pain Report Among Older Adults with Chronic Axial Low Back Pain.

Location

Palm Springs, CA

Conference Name

34th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Pain Society