Young females with long-standing patellofemoral pain display impaired conditioned pain modulation, increased temporal summation of pain, and widespread hyperalgesia
Sinéad Holden(University College Dublin), Thomas Graven‐Nielsen(Aalborg University), Michael Skovdal Rathleff(Aalborg University Hospital), Ewa M. Roos(University of Southern Denmark), Kristian Kjær Petersen(University of North Carolina at Charlotte), Christian Lund Straszek(University of Southern Denmark)
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