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classically has been described to be dermatomal in distribution. The likelihood ratios can be calculated from Yoss's study: thumb sensory loss has a +LR of

peripheral and central COX enzymes, is a weak anti-inflammatory agent, and has preferential COX-2 inhibition. It acts on COX as a reducing agent within the

The human studies have found further qualitative features of the pain that has contributed to our understanding such as it being lancinating and traveling

digastric muscle which is attached to the hyoid. The stylohyoid muscle originates from the temporal styloid process; it is a thin and long muscle that lies

known (postulate 2), and the source has been identified in patients (postulate 4). The production of intra-osseous pain has not been experimented on in normal