Psychophysical methods for the measurement of somatosensory dysfunction of laboratory animals.

Somatosensory dysfunction is a widely reported clinical consequence of chemical exposure. Assessment of such dysfunction should be an important component of agent safety testing, necessarily implying evaluation of psychophysical functions in laboratory animals. The logic of testing agent-induced sen...

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Main Author: Cabe, P A
Format: Online
Language:English
Published: 1982
Online Access:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1568974/
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spelling pubmed-15689742006-09-19 Psychophysical methods for the measurement of somatosensory dysfunction of laboratory animals. Cabe, P A Research Article Somatosensory dysfunction is a widely reported clinical consequence of chemical exposure. Assessment of such dysfunction should be an important component of agent safety testing, necessarily implying evaluation of psychophysical functions in laboratory animals. The logic of testing agent-induced sensory dysfunction, conceptual and practical factors affecting such tests, and the categories of experimental methods available are reviewed. 1982-04 /pmc/articles/PMC1568974/ /pubmed/7044779 Text en
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author Cabe, P A
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Psychophysical methods for the measurement of somatosensory dysfunction of laboratory animals.
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title Psychophysical methods for the measurement of somatosensory dysfunction of laboratory animals.
title_short Psychophysical methods for the measurement of somatosensory dysfunction of laboratory animals.
title_full Psychophysical methods for the measurement of somatosensory dysfunction of laboratory animals.
title_fullStr Psychophysical methods for the measurement of somatosensory dysfunction of laboratory animals.
title_full_unstemmed Psychophysical methods for the measurement of somatosensory dysfunction of laboratory animals.
title_sort psychophysical methods for the measurement of somatosensory dysfunction of laboratory animals.
description Somatosensory dysfunction is a widely reported clinical consequence of chemical exposure. Assessment of such dysfunction should be an important component of agent safety testing, necessarily implying evaluation of psychophysical functions in laboratory animals. The logic of testing agent-induced sensory dysfunction, conceptual and practical factors affecting such tests, and the categories of experimental methods available are reviewed.
publishDate 1982
url https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1568974/
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