Danish Pain Research Center

Danish Pain Research Center is a research unit affiliated with the Department of Clinical Medicine, Aarhus University and Department of Neurology, AUH

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Where to go now with mechanism-based treatment of neuropathic pain? New study by Malin Carmland et al. published in Eur J Pain
https://t.co/Uj53blEU7c

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The Danish Pain Research Center is well represented with a large delegation and several presentations at the annual Peripheral Nerve Society meeting, this year taking place in Copenhagen. Big focus on Schwann cells this year @PNSociety1 #PNS2023

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Earlier this week, we had a visit from 12 Indonesian neurologists who came to see and learn about our research on neuropathic pain and diabetic neuropathy. Photographs captured by Aarhus University

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Out now! Updated joint European Academy of Neurology and NeuPSIG guidelines on neuropathic pain assessment, to which @nannafinnerup and @pall_karlsson contributed
https://t.co/IOMhGfkSPb

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You can still sign up for an @IASPpain webinar on how to take, process, and analyze skin biopsies - chaired by @pall_karlsson

https://t.co/cpvjEyWpRS

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Last week, our (now former) PhD fellow Xiaoli Hu defended her PhD thesis, Mechanisms Behind Diabetic Polyneuropathy and Neuropathic Pain in Type 1 Diabetes 🥳 She will now continue her important research efforts at the Danish Pain Research Center as a postdoc

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Associate professor @pall_karlsson from the @PainResearchDK will give a plenary talk at the upcoming @NeuPsig 2023 meeting in September in Lisbon. He will talk about what we have learned from translational and clinical research in neuropathic pain. https://t.co/QlVjnFhXhs

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Just out! We recently compared commonly used methods to assess small fibers in patients with DPN, including CCM, skin biopsy and sensory thresholds @PainResearchDK @SifGylfadottir @nannafinnerup @pall_karlsson https://t.co/DFSpnSXR8j