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Neural correlates of pain acceptance and the role of the cerebellum: Functional connectivity and anatomical differences in individuals with headaches versus matched controls.
Authors
Vasiliou VS, Konstantinou N, Christou Y, Papacostas S, Constantinidou F, Heracleous E, Seimenis I, Karekla M
Abstract
Despite functional connectivity network dysfunction among individuals with headaches, no studies have examined functional connectivity neural correlates and anatomical differences in coping with headaches.
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