Limbic associated pelvic pain: A hypothesis to explain the diagnostic relationships and features of patients with chronic pelvic pain

Bradford W Fenton
Medical hypotheses · 2007 · vol. 69(2) , pp. 282–286 · doi:10.1016/j.mehy.2006.12.025 · PMID:17292560 · W2160760461
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This paper proposes the limbic associated pelvic pain hypothesis to explain diagnostic relationships and features observed in patients experiencing chronic pelvic pain.

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mesh:D017699chronic_pelvic_pain

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Limbic System Pelvic Pain Pelvic Pain Chronic Disease Humans Limbic System Pelvic Pain Recurrence

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