Unreliability of the visual analog scale in experimental pain assessment: a sensitivity and evoked potentials study.

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Unreliability of the visual analog scale in experimental pain assessment: a sensitivity and evoked potentials study.

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Visual analogue scale (VAS) for different experiment blocks

PDF) Unreliability of the Visual Analog Scale in Experimental Pain Assessment: A Sensitivity and Evoked Potentials Study

Visual analogue scale (VAS) for different experiment blocks

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Communication of pain intensity and unpleasantness through magnitude ratings: Influence of scale type, but not sex of the participant

Correlation between evoked potential amplitude and pain score. (a)

The Psychometric Properties of the Visual Analogue Scale Applied by an Observer to Assess Procedural Pain in Infants and Young Children: An Observational Study - ScienceDirect

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