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EFIC IBSA Foundation Publication Award 2016

The 10th Congress of the European Pain Federation  held in Copenhagen, Denmark on 6-9 september 2017  hosted the ceremony of the EFIC- IBSA Foundation Publication Award supporting investigators under 40 years of age who published the best original research articles in the European Journal of Pain in 2016. The Executive Board and the Research Committee of the European Pain Federation (EFIC) agreed to give the EFIC – IBSA Foundation Publication Awards 2016  to Kirsty Bannister, University College London, UK, for Basic Research with: “An investigation into the inhibitory function of serotonin in diffuse noxious inhibitory controls in the neuropathic rat” and  Gijsbrecht A.J. van Velzen, Leiden University Medical Centre, The Netherlands,  for Clinical Research with: “Is the brain of complex regional pain syndrome patients truly different?”. The two winners received a CHF 2,500 each.

For further information please visit: www.efic.org

 
 

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“Is the brain of complex regional pain syndrome patients truly different?”
van Velzen GA, Rombouts SA, van Buchem MA, Marinus J, van Hilten JJ.

 
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