Fig. 3. Long-lasting effect of fentanyl in an experimental group that had not received nociceptive inputs associated with the measurement procedure on the day of the treatment (D0). The fentanyl injections were performed on D0. The basal nociceptive threshold was evaluated before any treatment on D−1and D0and daily after treatment for 5 days (D+1–D+5). The evaluation of the analgesic effect on day D0was not performed. Mean nociceptive thresholds (± SEM) were expressed in grams. Fentanyl was injected four times (60 μg/kg fentanyl per injection, subcutaneously; arrows) at 15-min intervals, resulting in overall doses of 240 μg/kg. The gray shaded surfaces represent the overall long-lasting effect of fentanyl. **P < 0.01 with the Dunnett test compared with the basal nociceptive threshold value.

Fig. 3. Long-lasting effect of fentanyl in an experimental group that had not received nociceptive inputs associated with the measurement procedure on the day of the treatment (D0). The fentanyl injections were performed on D0. The basal nociceptive threshold was evaluated before any treatment on D−1and D0and daily after treatment for 5 days (D+1–D+5). The evaluation of the analgesic effect on day D0was not performed. Mean nociceptive thresholds (± SEM) were expressed in grams. Fentanyl was injected four times (60 μg/kg fentanyl per injection, subcutaneously; arrows) at 15-min intervals, resulting in overall doses of 240 μg/kg. The gray shaded surfaces represent the overall long-lasting effect of fentanyl. **P < 0.01 with the Dunnett test compared with the basal nociceptive threshold value.

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