Effect of exercise on deep pressure pain threshold - Mahmood, Md. Saleh Uddin
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This book will give the readers a general outline of mechanism pain processing and pain measurement. This will also helps the pain researchers to understand the relationship between pain and exercise. Very few existing pain studies have determined the pressure pain threshold (PPT) of different anatomical sites using the Quantitative Sensory Testing (QST) pressure algometer. Here we used upto date Somedic QST pressure algometer(2011) to measure pain. As a prelude to a larger study of the effect of exercise on knee pain in patients with osteoarthritis, we conducted a pilot study of PPT using a Somedic QST algometer in healthy volunteers.…mehr

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This book will give the readers a general outline of mechanism pain processing and pain measurement. This will also helps the pain researchers to understand the relationship between pain and exercise. Very few existing pain studies have determined the pressure pain threshold (PPT) of different anatomical sites using the Quantitative Sensory Testing (QST) pressure algometer. Here we used upto date Somedic QST pressure algometer(2011) to measure pain. As a prelude to a larger study of the effect of exercise on knee pain in patients with osteoarthritis, we conducted a pilot study of PPT using a Somedic QST algometer in healthy volunteers.
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Born in Bangladesh in 1984, Dr. Md. Saleh Uddin Mahmood completed his MBBS from Rajshahi Medical College. He received his MSc in Sports and Exercise medicine from University of Nottingham, UK. Currently he is working for Bangladesh Government as Assistant Surgeon and also for different sports organization as consultant physician.