Abstract
The effects of fatty acid amides ethanolamine and glycine on gait patterns and nociceptive reactions was investigated after injections of these fatty acid derivatives in healthy rats and in rats with experimental peripheral neuropathy. It has been proven that palmitoylethanolamide and the stearoylethanolamide are more effective at relieving neuropathic pain and restoring gait parameters than glycine palmitamide.
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