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Brain activity and connectivity attributable to nociceptive signal block
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2016
bioRxiv
pre-print
Converging lines of evidence indicate that the pain experience emerges from distributed cortical nodes that share nociceptive information. While the theory of a single pain center is still not falsifiable by current neuroimaging technology, the validation of distinct brain mechanisms for acute pain and its relief is ongoing and strongly dependent on the employed experimental design. In the current study including a total of 28 subjects, a recently presented, innovative experimental approach was
doi:10.1101/078857
fatcat:mx5qq32s45e7dploqz2vsfmakq