= Microneurography
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Microneurography is a technique used to study the function of peripheral nerves by recording electrical activity from individual nerve fibers. It involves inserting a very fine microelectrode into a peripheral nerve, typically in the leg or arm, to measure the action potentials (nerve impulses) generated by specific nerve fibers. This technique allows researchers and clinicians to gain insights into the sensory and motor functions of nerve fibers, the mechanisms of pain, and the effects of various diseases on nerve function.
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