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      [Adaptive modifications of cold pain. III. Communication: short-term experiments with 1-min-intervals (author's transl)].

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          Abstract

          The subjective short-term habituation to pain-inducing cold stimuli is demonstrated for the first time by measuring the tolerated exposition time. It proves impossible to separate temporally a detection threshold of cold pain from the distress reaction level. The slope of subjective habituation is clearly dependent on the individual vegetative starting position. It is discussed why the blood pressure reaction may be used as a valid parameter for experienced intensity of a cold pain sensation only to a limited extent.

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          Journal
          Eur J Appl Physiol Occup Physiol
          European journal of applied physiology and occupational physiology
          Springer Science and Business Media LLC
          0301-5548
          0301-5548
          Jul 17 1978
          : 39
          : 1
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          10.1007/BF00429680
          679945
          5f112423-de9b-4e4f-95ad-c504f3b6b6a2
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