Ole Kæseler Andersen

Overview

Best Publications

• Evidence for spinal cord hypersensitivity in chronic pain after whiplash injury and in fibromyalgia

  Borut Banic;Steen Petersen-Felix;Ole K Andersen;Bogdan P Radanov

  572
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• Reference values of mechanical and thermal pain tests in a pain-free population.

  Alban Y. Neziri;Pasquale Scaramozzino;Ole K. Andersen;Anthony H. Dickenson

  219
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• The effect of Ketamine on stimulation of primary and secondary hyperalgesic areas induced by capsaicin--a double-blind, placebo-controlled, human experimental study.

  Ole Kæseler Andersen;Sven Felsby;Lone Nicolaisen;Peter Bjerring

  178
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• Modular organization of human leg withdrawal reflexes elicited by electrical stimulation of the foot sole.

  Ole Kæseler Andersen;Finn A. Sonnenborg;Lars Arendt-Nielsen

  162
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• A human experimental capsaicin model for trigeminal sensitization. Gender-specific differences

  Parisa Gazerani;Ole Kaeseler Andersen;Lars Arendt-Nielsen

  158
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• Factor analysis of responses to thermal, electrical, and mechanical painful stimuli supports the importance of multi-modal pain assessment

  Alban Y. Neziri;Michele Curatolo;Eveline Nüesch;Pasquale Scaramozzino

  156
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• Multimodal assessment of pain in the esophagus: a new experimental model.

  Asbjørn Mohr Drewes;Asbjørn Mohr Drewes;Klaus-Peter Schipper;Georg Dimcevski;Poul Petersen

  152
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• Facilitation of the withdrawal reflex by repeated transcutaneous electrical stimulation: an experimental study on central integration in humans.

  Lars Arendt-Nielsen;Finn A. Sonnenborg;Ole K. Andersen

  143
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• Mental stress inhibits pain perception and heart rate variability but not a nociceptive withdrawal reflex

  A.J. Terkelsen;Ole Kæseler Andersen;H. Mølgaard;John Hansen

  140
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• Facilitation of the human nociceptive reflex by stimulation of Aβ-fibres in a secondary hyperalgesic area sustained by nociceptive input from the primary hyperalgesic area

  Ole Kæseler Andersen;R. H. Gracely;Lars Arendt-Nielsen

  135
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• Acute pain increases heart rate: differential mechanisms during rest and mental stress

  Astrid Juhl Terkelsen;Henning Mølgaard;John Hansen;Ole Kæseler Andersen

  134
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• Multi-modal induction and assessment of allodynia and hyperalgesia in the human oesophagus

  Asbjørn Mohr Drewes;Klaus-Peter Schipper;Georg Dimcevski;Poul Petersen

  119
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• The effect of venlafaxine on ongoing and experimentally induced pain in neuropathic pain patients: a double blind, placebo controlled study.

  A. Yucel;S. Ozyalcin;G. Koknel Talu;E. Kiziltan

  111
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• Studies of the organization of the human nociceptive withdrawal reflex. Focus on sensory convergence and stimulation site dependency.

  Ole Kæseler Andersen

  106
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• A comparison of hyperalgesia and neurogenic inflammation induced by melittin and capsaicin in humans

  Hiroyuki Sumikura;Ole K. Andersen;Asbjørn Mohr Drewes;Asbjørn Mohr Drewes;Lars Arendt-Nielsen

  102
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• Ranking of parameters of pain hypersensitivity according to their discriminative ability in chronic low back pain

  Alban Y. Neziri;Michele Curatolo;Andreas Limacher;Eveline Nüesch

  99
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• Modulation of lower limb withdrawal reflexes during gait: a topographical study.

  Erika Geraldina Spaich;Lars Arendt-Nielsen;Ole K. Andersen

  99
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• Reflex receptive fields for human withdrawal reflexes elicited by non-painful and painful electrical stimulation of the foot sole.

  Ole K Andersen;Finn A Sonnenborg;Lars Arendt-Nielsen

  98
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• Generalized expansion of nociceptive reflex receptive fields in chronic pain patients

  Alban Y. Neziri;S. Haesler;Steen Petersen-Felix;Michael Müller

  97
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• Is the conditioned pain modulation paradigm reliable? A test-retest assessment using the nociceptive withdrawal reflex.

  José Biurrun Manresa;Raphael Fritsche;Pascal H. Vuilleumier;Carmen Oehler

  95
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• Brief, prolonged and repeated stimuli applied to hyperalgesic skin areas: a psychophysical study.

  L. Arendt-Nielsen;O.K. Andersen;T.S. Jensen

  93
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