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congenital insensitivity to pain with partial anhidrosis
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405:Hypoalgesia
326:Arthralgia
308:Pleurodynia
303:Sore throat
129:nociceptors
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68:nocifensive
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37:transducing
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574:Anesthesia
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139:References
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370:Neuralgia
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285:Toothache
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615:SOCRATES
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339:Myalgia
267:Headache
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