Acute injury characteristics predict chronic neuropathic pain development after spinal cord injury

By
Kenneth A. Fond
Mayra Arellano
Abel Torres-Espin
Austin Chou
Xuan Bradfield
Sara L. Moncivais
J. Russell Huie
Debra D. Hemmerle
Anastasia V. Keller
Vineeta Singh
Lisa U. Pascual
Anthony M. DiGiorgio
Jason F. Talbott
William D. Whetstone
Jonathan Z. Pan
Philip R. Weinstein
Sanjay S. Dhall
Rajiv Saigal
Adam R. Ferguson
Jacqueline C. Bresnahan
Michael S. Beattie
Nikos Kyritsis
June 16, 2026
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Frontiers In Neurology

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Frontiers In Neurology

Acute injury characteristics predict chronic neuropathic pain development after spinal cord injury

by Kenneth A. Fond, Mayra Arellano, Abel Torres-Espin, Austin Chou, Xuan Bradfield, Sara L. Moncivais, J. Russell Huie, Debra D. Hemmerle, Anastasia V. Keller, Vineeta Singh, Lisa U. Pascual, Anthony M. DiGiorgio, Jason F. Talbott, William D. Whetstone, Jonathan Z. Pan, Philip R. Weinstein, Sanjay S. Dhall, Rajiv Saigal, Adam R. Ferguson, Jacqueline C. Bresnahan, Michael S. Beattie, Nikos Kyritsis
June 16, 2026

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