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E2's upregulation of 5HT2A in the spinal cord could be a factor in the development of fibromyalgia, which presents as increased generalized pain sensation.

The patient developed a progressive distal numbness and limb weakness 5 days after DMAB intoxication, and neurologic examinations showed generalized hyporeflexia; decreased sensation in pin-prick, temperature, touch, vibration, and position sensations; and weakness in the distal limbs, particularly in both feet (Kuo et al., in press).

It is the enduring, subjective sensation of generalized tiredness or exhaustion [ 8].

The latter term may be used to refer to a process of inferring current events; for example, in the predictive coding framework, the brain is usually tasked with predicting current sensations, given their causes only in generalized predictive coding does the task potentially cover both current and future sensations (Friston et al. 2011).

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Linden believes that, among all the new discoveries about touch and haptic sensation, the most important are the least generalized.

The main characteristic of the skin eruption was a generalized macular erythematous exanthema, often with islands of normal skin and a sensation of pruritus.

Although a migrainous origin for this patient's visual symptoms was suggested by a score of 6 in the Visual Aura Rating Scale, his clinical symptoms suggestive for a typical episode of visual aura could also represent together with the other symptoms (i.e., déja'-vu sensation, a smell of fresh laundry, and nausea) an epileptic aura that may develop into a generalized seizure.

Sances et al. described a patient who complained of "visual symptoms associated with a déja'-vu sensation, a smell of fresh laundry, and nausea, lasting about 10 min, which then developed into a generalized tonic clonic seizure".

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It's a generalized term.