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Painful stimulation increases functional connectivity between supplementary motor area and thalamus in patients with small fibre neuropathy.
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Scheliga S, Dohrn MF, Kellermann T, Lampert A, Rolke R, Namer B, Peschke GZ, van den Braak N, Lischka A, Spehr M, Jo HG, Habel UAbstract
The lead symptom of small fibre neuropathy (SFN) is neuropathic pain. Recent functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies have indicated central changes in SFN patients of different etiologies. However, less is known about brain functional connectivity during acute pain processing in idiopathic SFN.