Rôle des potentiels évoqués par stimulation laser dans le diagnostic de la douleur centrale
@article{GarcaLarrea2008RleDP, title={R{\^o}le des potentiels {\'e}voqu{\'e}s par stimulation laser dans le diagnostic de la douleur centrale}, author={Luis Garc{\'i}a-Larrea}, journal={Douleur et Analg{\'e}sie}, year={2008}, volume={21}, pages={93-98} }
RésuméLa stimulation laser active sélectivement les thermonocicepteurs et permet ainsi l’enregistrement de réponses corticales spécifiquement liées à la transmission dans les voies spinothalamiques (les potentiels évoqués par laser ou PEL). L’utilité de ces réponses dans le diagnostic de la douleur centrale (DNC) découle du fait que celle-ci est le plus souvent associée à une atteinte des voies thermonociceptives. Les PEL ont montré leur capacité à détecter des lésions même minuscules des syst…
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