<Originals>The relation between cutaneous paresthesia and skin temperature due to sitting Japanese style
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The cutaneous sensory disturbance (paresthesia) that results from sitting Japanese style was studied by examining the sensory threshold for electrical stimulation, in relation to changes in skin temperature. The sensory threshold for electrical stimulation increased with the duration of sitting, whereas the pain threshold was not markedly elevated. The skin temperature decreasea with the increase in sensory threshold. These results suggest that applied mechanical and/or electrical stimuli does not affect the perception of pain during paresthesia.
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著者
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Chiba Atsushi
First Department Of Physiology Kinki University School Of Medicine
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Chichibu Shiko
First Department Of Physiology Kinki University School Of Medicine
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