Fig. 1From: The role of Nav1.9 channel in the development of neuropathic orofacial pain associated with trigeminal neuralgiaLoss of Nav1.9 does not influence orofacial sensitivity in mice. Mechanical orofacial sensitivity in response to 0.04 g von Frey filament applied to the forehead (a) and thermal orofacial sensitivity in response to radiant heat applied to a vibrissal pad (b) in sham-operated Nav1.9+/+ and Nav1.9−/− mice. Mechanical (c) and thermal (d) orofacial sensitivities baselines. Mechanical (e) and thermal (f) orofacial sensitivities evaluated before (pre) and at different time-points after surgery. Changes in mechanical (g) and thermal (h) orofacial sensitivities after sham-operation. Values represent mean ± SEM analysed for 13–14 mice. **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001 compared to that before surgery (pre) (Student paired t test)Back to article page