Algogenic substances and metabolic status in work-related Trapezius Myalgia: a multivariate explorative study

Authors: A Coutaux
A Philip
AK Blangsted
AL Mackey
AV Apkarian
B Gerdle
B Gerdle
B Gerdle
B Gerdle
B Ghafouri
B Juul-Kristensen
B Larsson
B Larsson
B Norden
B Stallknecht
Bengt Saltin
Björn Gerdle
BK Pedersen
BK Pedersen
BK Pedersen
Britt Larsson
C Sommer
CE Stewart
CH Jensen
CJ Woolf
D Scheller
DA Robinson
DB Reichling
DB Reichling
E Barbieri
E Deval
E Pohjanen
F Iannone
F Porreca
FV de Paoli
G Page
G Sjogaard
G Sjogaard
Gisela Sjøgaard
H Wang
HG Schaible
IR Lanza
IR Lanza
IR Lanza
J Bangsbo
J Hadrevi
J Hadrevi
J Ilmarinen
J Perkins
Jesper Kristiansen
JJ Jansen
JP Shah
JP Shah
K Ohlsson
K Ren
K Wasserman
Karen Søgaard
KK Kao
L Eriksson
L Lidgren
L Rosendal
L Rosendal
L Rosendal
L Rosendal
L Sandsjo
L Watkins
LL Andersen
M Eisenhut
M Ernberg
M Ernberg
M Peolsson
M Schmelz
MM Heinricher
MP Fink
N Adams
OH Wilder-Smith
OM Sejersted
P Lönnroth
P Olausson
P Sacerdote
P Schweinhardt
PK Nielsen
PS Clifford
R Kuner
RC Hickner
RS Cruz
S Harrison
S Marchand
S Mazzara
S Mense
S Mense
SP Cairns
TJ Kim
U Ungerstedt
UN Das
W Kallenborn-Gerhardt
W Riedel
WT Birdsong
Y Lee
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