Cytokine profiles of women with vulvodynia: Identification of a panel of pro-inflammatory molecular targets
The vulvar pain syndrome (VPS) is a multifactorial disease severely influencing the lifestyle of affected women. Among possible etiological factors, local injury, peripheral and/or central sensitization of the nervous system, and a chronic inflammatory status have been positively associated with the...
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