Journal of Dental Research · 1972 · 88 citations · 10 references
NursingBehavioral SciencesPsychologyPain MedicinePsychophysiologyStress PhysiologyPain DisordersPain PhysiologyPain PsychologyPain PsychophysiologyPsychological StressPsychosocial Factors In PainEmotional StressEndocrine Biomarkers Of StressEndocrine Stress ResponsePsychological Distress In PainStress HormonesStress In PainStress Response HormonesStress-induced Neuroendocrine Responses
Measurement of urinary catecholamine and 17-hydroxy steroid levels showed that patients with myofascial pain-dysfunction syndrome are under greater emotional stress than control individuals. These findings support the psychophysiologic theory of the etiology of this syndrome.
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[Etiology of the "pain-dysfunction" syndrome].
Ethanol and urinary catecholamines in man
Aaron H. Anton · Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics · 1965 · 102 citations