Like sand in your shoes: are the nerve fibers in peritoneal adhesions to blame for chronic abdominal pain after surgery?

Yuan X, Xuetao Yuan, Zhao S, Sihan Zhao, Zhao P, Pengwei Zhao, Tianli Shen, Shen T, Xuqi Li
EBioMedicine · 2025 · vol. 116 , pp. 105747 · doi:10.1016/j.ebiom.2025.105747 · PMID:40344720 · PMC12136833
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This paper investigates whether nerve fibers within peritoneal adhesions are responsible for causing chronic abdominal pain following surgical procedures.

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