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The 12 pages that link to Dorsal root ganglion, each with the reason it gives.

• Neuropathic painBroader topic: Changes in these neurons after nerve injury can generate abnormal sensory signals.

• Peripheral nervous systemBroader topic: It contains sensory neuron bodies whose axons carry signals from the body into the spinal cord.

• Sensory neuronBroader topic: Many body sensory neurons have their cell bodies here and send branches toward receptors and spinal cord.

• Spinal cordBroader topic: Sensory signals enter the cord through roots whose ganglia house their neuron cell bodies.

• NociceptorRelated: The cell bodies of most body nociceptors reside in these ganglia.

• DermatomeRelated: Sensory signals from a dermatome travel through the corresponding dorsal root ganglion.

• Somatic nervous systemRelated: Its neurons bring somatic sensory signals into the spinal cord.

• Spinal nerveBroader topic: It houses sensory neuron cell bodies before their axons enter the spinal nerve.

• Spinothalamic tractRelated: Primary sensory neurons that feed the tract have cell bodies here.

• Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathyBroader topic: Platinum compounds can accumulate in these sensory neuron clusters, which have limited protection from blood-borne toxins.

• Sensory nervous systemBroader topic: It houses many sensory neurons whose axons carry body signals into the spinal cord.

• Ganglia (anatomy)Broader topic: Its sensory neurons transmit signals without synapsing inside the ganglion.