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Allesthesia

Known as: Allachesthesia, Alloesthesias, Allachesthesias 
A neurological disorder in which a sensory stimulus, usually tactile but more rarely other sensory modalities, is misperceived in a location distant… 
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1991
1991
The proximal tap or "central Tinel" sign in central dysesthetic syndrome after spinal cord injury.
Diffuse, chronic, and dysesthetic pain following spinal cord injury (SCI) has been described by several authors under different… 
1976
1976
Case report.... Relief of allachesthesia by commissural myelotomy of the lumbrosacral cord.
1976
1976
Case report.... Relief of allachesthesia by commissural myelotomy of the lumbrosacral cord.
1972
1972
[Gustatory allachesthesia for sugar: complementary study on the nature of the internal signal].
1968
1968
[Optical allachesthesia as a prodomic phenomenon of an attack of hemicrania].
1966
1966
[Considerations on 4 cases of alloesthesia].
1966
1966
[On auditory allesthesia].
1964
1964
[ON A CASE OF ALLOCHIRIA OR ALLOESTHESIA].
1950
1950
Patterns in allesthesia and their relation to disorder of body scheme and other sensory phenomena.
IN RECENT communications one of us (M. B. B.) and associates 1 have described unusual sensory changes in patients with diffuse… 
1948
1948
Disturbance of body image and allesthesia.