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Breathlessness and the body: Neuroimaging evidence for the inferential leap

2017-03-24

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Breathlessness debilitates millions of people with chronic illness. Mismatch between breathlessness severity and objective disease markers is common and poorly understood. Traditionally, sensory perception was conceptualised as a stimulus-response relationship, although this cannot explain how conditioned symptoms may occur in the absence of physiological signals from the lungs or airways. A Bayesian model is now...

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854d5e33-8dbf-5221-92ed-3fa2e9b1484d
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10.1101/117408
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