Sushko B S
Fiziol Zh (1994). 2009;55(6):48-54.
In experiments on mice with behavior registration, we investigated the influence of short (30 min) immobilization stress on the development of somatic (the formalin test) and visceral (the acetic test) pain. It is shown that during somatic pain short immobilization prolongs the duration of the initial sharp and the remote phases of painful reaction. This is accompanied by an increase in motion activity and reduction of sleep duration. When visceral pain was evoked, such stress causes occurrence of the period of temporal hyperalgesia together with activation of mobility of animals.
在对具有行为记录的小鼠进行的实验中,我们研究了短期(30分钟)固定应激对躯体疼痛(福尔马林试验)和内脏疼痛(醋酸试验)发展的影响。结果表明,在躯体疼痛期间,短期固定会延长疼痛反应初始尖锐期和远期阶段的持续时间。这伴随着运动活动增加和睡眠时间减少。当诱发内脏疼痛时,这种应激会导致出现暂时痛觉过敏期,并伴有动物活动增加。