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Does the von frey filament up-down method measure allodynia or hyperalgesia?

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Does the von frey filament up-down method measure allodynia or hyperalgesia?
« on: 20/05/2019 11:24:50 »
Hello, I just wanted to check whether the von frey hair up-down method specifically assesses allodynia or hyperalgesia or both? Thanks for any help!
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