Does Type I afferent neuron dysfunction reveal itself through lack of efferent suppression?
Charles I. Berlín(University of South Florida), Pál Szabó(Louisiana State University), Dena F. Jackson(University Medical Center New Orleans), R. Patrick Cecola(University Medical Center New Orleans), Linda J. Hood(University Medical Center New Orleans)
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