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Fais RS, Reis GM, Silveira JWdS et al. Electroacupuncture produces antinociception in nonresponder rats treated with intraperitoneal amitriptyline. F1000Posters 2011, 2:1658 (poster)

Electroacupuncture produces antinociception in nonresponder rats treated with intraperitoneal amitriptyline

Rafael Sobrano Fais1, Gláucia Melo Reis, João Walter da Souza Silveira, Quintino Moura Dias, Ana Carolina Rossaneis, Wiliam Alves do Prado
Published 21 Oct 2011
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Published 21 Oct 2011

Electroacupuncture produces antinociception in nonresponder rats treated with intraperitoneal amitriptyline

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Rafael Sobrano Fais1, Gláucia Melo Reis, João Walter da Souza Silveira, Quintino Moura Dias, Ana Carolina Rossaneis, Wiliam Alves do Prado
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1 Department of Pharmacology, Faculty of Medicine of Ribeirão Preto, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
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7th Congress of the European Federation of IASP Chapters (EFIC) 2011
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2009/53055-1
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