1990
DOI: 10.1016/0306-4522(90)90165-z
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Spinal somatostatin superfusion in vivo affects activity of cat nociceptive dorsal horn neurons: Comparison with spinal morphine

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“…The result in part contradicts with other reports that SOM is involved in mechanical or heat nociception (Kuraishi et al, 1985;Morton et al, 1989;Song et al, 2002). Nevertheless, it is in concordance with the previous reports that SOM has an inhibitory effect on dorsal horn neurons (Sandkühler et al, 1990;Helmchen et al, 1995;Taddese et al, 1995).…”
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confidence: 59%
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“…The result in part contradicts with other reports that SOM is involved in mechanical or heat nociception (Kuraishi et al, 1985;Morton et al, 1989;Song et al, 2002). Nevertheless, it is in concordance with the previous reports that SOM has an inhibitory effect on dorsal horn neurons (Sandkühler et al, 1990;Helmchen et al, 1995;Taddese et al, 1995).…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 59%
“…However, there is contradictory evidence with regards to the role of SOM in modulating the nociceptive transmission in the spinal cord. SOM elicits antinociceptive effects against acute noxious thermal and mechanical stimuli (Sandkühler et al, 1990) and attenuates the hyperalgesia in the formalin and carrageenin-induced inflammation model (Chapman and Dickenson, 1992;Pinter et al, 2002). On the other hand, the intrathecal administration of SOM facilitates the flexion reflex to C-fiber input and noxious thermal stimulation (Seybold et al, 1981;Wisenfield-Hallin, 1985, 1986Morton et al, 1989;Kamei et al, 1993ab).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Second, activation of SRIF receptors results in inhibition of both nociceptive behaviors in animals (Eschalier et al, 1991;Chapman and Dickenson, 1992;Corsi et al, 1997;Carlton et al, 2001) (but see Hitosugi et al, 1999;Kamei et al, 1999) and acute and chronic pain in humans Meynadier et al, 1985;Plourde et al, 1993;Taura et al, 1994;Paice et al, 1996). Third, SRIF inhibits dorsal horn neuronal activity (Randic and Miletic, 1978;Miletic and Randic, 1982;Murase et al, 1982;Sandkuhler et al, 1990). Finally, SRIF reduces responses of joint mechanoreceptors to noxious rotation of the cat normal knee joint and to both nonnoxious and noxious rotation in the inflamed knee joint (Heppelmann and Pawlak, 1997).…”
Section: Abstract: Primary Afferent; Nociception; Inhibitory Peptidementioning
confidence: 99%