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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «AFTERSENSATION»
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A Dictionary of Hallucinations
Jan Dirk Blom. A Aftersensation. Aftersensation. see Aftereffect. ... I.E.C. (2009).
Auditory hallucinations. 10 Aftersensation Agaric and Hallucinations Agathosma
Reference AIDS and Hallucinations Akinetopsia References Akoasm References
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Issues in Pain Therapies and Research: 2013 Edition
Past research has shown that spatial extent of pain, negative mood, and
aftersensation (pain ratings taken after experimental induction of pain) accounts
for 40 to 50% of the variance in clinical pain.” Our news journalists obtained a
quote from ...
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Lewis' Dictionary of Occupational and Environmental Safety ...
See also aftersensation, positive afterimage and negative afterimage.
aftersensation A sensory impression in any modality which persists after
cessation of the causing stimulus, but which may have different characteristics
from the original ...
Jeffrey Wayne Vincoli,
1999
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The Foreign Quarterly Review
Thus it is very easy to observe, at times, a lingering aftersensation of tone left by
some external stimulus. Possibly experiments may be extended to these as well
as to other classes of our sensations. One question presents itself here of great ...
Hyperpathia describes a state in which there is a raised sensory threshold, a
delay in perception of a stimulus, an abnormally painful reaction, often with
summation (increasing pain) to a repetitive stimulus and a painful aftersensation
that is ...
Fernando Cervero, Troels Staehelin Jensen,
2006
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The Dictionary for Human Factors/Ergonomics
... tract followed by a constriction afterimage an aftersensation in the visual
system; also after-image, after image; see positive afterimage, negative
afterimage aftersensation a sensory impression in any modality which persists
after cessation of ...
James H. Stramler, Jr.,
1992
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Dictionary of Psychology
The aftersensation or continuation of sensation after the cessation of the stimulus.
Afterexpulsion. Secondary repression (q.v.). Afterimage. The image that remains
after a stimulus is removed. In visual sensation, a positive afterimage appears, ...
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Central Pain Syndrome: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis and Management
Ketamine affected the evoked pain and associated aftersensation more than
ongoing constant pain. Allodynia, hyperalgesia, and aftersensation improved.
Side effects during single-dose injections mild and well tolerated Pain and
allodynia ...
Sergio Canavero, Vincenzo Bonicalzi,
2011
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A Dictionary of Psychology
Compare EIDETIC IMAGE. aftersensation n. Any *sensation persisting after the
cessation of the *stimulus (1, 3), especially an *afterimage or an *aftertaste.
aftertaste n. A sensation of *taste or ='flavour that lingers after a sapid (tastable)
food or ...
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Clinical Pain Management Second Edition: Practice and Procedures
Type Example Quantitative Hypoesthesia Hypoalgesia Hyperesthesia
Hyperalgesia Qualitative Allodynia Paresthesia Dysesthesia Spatial
Dyslocalization Radiation Temporal Abnormal latency Abnormal aftersensation
Abnormal summation ...
Harald Breivik, Michael Nicholas, William Campbell,
2008