Spinal Pain Processing is a neurobiological mechanism that refers to the integration and modulation of nociceptive signals within the spinal cord dorsal horn, distinguishing it from peripheral transduction and supraspinal pain processing by its localization and role in early central pain transmission and sensitization.
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