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stimulus-specific theory of pain

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    In human nervous system: Theories of pain

    The stimulus-specific theory of pain proposes that pain results from interactions between various impulses arriving at the spinal cord and brain, that these impulses travel to the spinal cord in certain nonmyelinated and small myelinated fibers, and that the specific stimuli that excite these nerve fibers…

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