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Pain

To the Editor:

When I submitted the manuscripts about pain for the January 1980 issue of PHYSICAL THERAPY, I pointed out how rapidly information was accumulating in the area of neurophysiology as it related to pain and if it took a year to publish a review, it would be out-of-date before it appeared in print. That was not the prediction of a pessimist, but of a realist. In fact, the prediction has come true. I have before me 64 reprints that I have received since submitting the manuscript. This number does not include symposia, books, or review articles!

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