| Professor W. J. Culp, Ph.D., Associate Dean, Dartmouth Medical School, New Hampshire |
| Professor Hugh Bostock. Ph.D. Institute of Neurology, London |
| Dr. Renato Verdugo, M.D. University of Chile, Santiago |
| Dr. Mario Campero, M.D. University of Chile, Santiago |
| Dr. Jordi Serra, M.D. Barcelona, Spain |
| Dr. Don Simone, Ph.D. University of Minneapolis |
| Dr. Paolo Marchettini, M.D. Milano, Italy |
| Dr. Fernando Salvat, M.D. Buenos Aires, Argentina |
-- Encoding of natural stimulus energies into electrical impulses by sensory nerve receptors, and their decoding by the brain into specific sensations, in normal and abnormal states (see Journal of Physiology 1983 and 1989). (Awarded annual prize Swedish Medical Society 1981, shared with Erik Torebjörk, M.D.; Ph.D.; Professor of Pain Research; Uppsala, Sweden.) |
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| -- Abnormal nerve impulse generation and abnormal sensation due to nerve disease (see Brain, 1980 and Book by Culp and Ochoa). |
| -- Irritation of primary pain receptors causing chronic pain, hyperalgesia and inflammation of the skin: a false "reflex sympathetic dystrophy." (The ABC Syndrome: See Cline et al, 1989). |
| -- False painful neuropathy of psychological origin (see Journal of Contemporary Neurology, 1997, an internet journal). |
| -- Automated tracking of latency and threshold of electrical impulses in single, identified, human sensory and sympathetic nerve fibers (Q-Track method, Professor Bostock, Institute of Neurology, London) (See Serra et al, Journal of Physiology, 1999). |
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 Dr. Simone pursues single sensory nerve fiber recording (microneurography) in patient with painful neuropathy. |
 Mrs and Dr. Torebjörk, the Lord Adrian, Professor Landon, Professor Bostock. |
 Dartmouth Medical School 1979 |
 Former clinical research fellows at the Oregon Nerve Center: Drs. Campero (Chile), Serra (Spain), Hassan (Argentina) and Verdugo (Chile). |
 Former visiting Professors and Fellows: Piño Fernández (Spain), P. Marchettini (Italy), D. Yarnitsky (Israel), Kemo Wang (China), S. Mense (Germany). |