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Sustained perturbation in functional connectivity induced by cold pain

2019-05-09

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Functional connectivity (FC) perturbations have been reported in multiple chronic pain phenotypes, but the nature of reported changes is varied and inconsistent between cohorts. Increases and decreases in connectivity strength in task negative and positive networks, for example, the default mode and salience networks (DMN/SN), respectively, have been described, but how other networks are effected, for example, des...

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DOI: 10.1101/633263

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