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Structural and functional connectivity of the posterior default mode network is associated with sleep disturbance rather than pain in the Twin sub-study of the MAPP Research Network

2024-12-05

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The neurophysiological underpinnings of chronic pain and sleep disturbances, which are commonly comorbid are not well understood. Investigation of common structural and functional brain network alterations of sleep disturbance in the setting of chronic pain may shed light on common mechanisms and improve specificity of treatment for these conditions. Our study examines the association between sleep parameters (inc...

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4a40749c-1b36-5f29-844d-7113ab4235a3
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10.1101/2024.12.04.24317355
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