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    SPINAL CORD HISTOLOGY AFTER GINGER OIL ADMINISTRATION IN MICE WITH COMPLETE FREUD'S ADJUVANT INDUCED INFLAMMATORY PAIN

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    2014-08-07
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    Fifteen Aprilia Fajrin
    Alifia Rahardhini N.L.
    Liliana I.K.
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    Background : Inflammatory pain is pain that caused by inflammation, one of them is bacteria. After long induction, this condition will cause chronic pain. Ginger is a plant that widely used for cooking, as flavour. Many study of ginger showed that ginger induced sleep and have a sedative and hypnotic effect. Sedative and hypnotic effect related to GABA action, that one of the mechanism for chronic pain therapy. Objective : This research was observed the influence of ginger oil to spinal cord histology in CFA induced inflammatory pain.
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