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Temporal-spectral signaling of sensory information and expectations in the cerebral processing of pain

2021-06-25

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The perception of pain is shaped by somatosensory information about threat. However, pain is also influenced by an individual’s expectations. Such expectations can result in clinically relevant modulations and abnormalities of pain. In the brain, sensory information, expectations (predictions), and discrepancies thereof (prediction errors) are signaled by an extended network of brain areas. These brain areas gener...

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Literature Corpus work: ca821b02-ccaa-5300-9bcb-cff6424201e0
DOI: 10.1101/2021.06.24.449790

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