Novel peripheral mechanisms of opioid analgesia

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 20 (3):465-466 (1997)
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Abstract

dickenson briefly mentions that peripheral opioid receptors somehow become active following inflammation and that the appearance of endogenous opioid peptides at the injury site may be related to immune cell proliferation. Recent findings elucidate the underlying mechanisms in more detail and provide an incentive for the development of a novel generation of analgesics devoid of typical central opioid side effects

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