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Evidence for a change in neural processing in phantom limb pain patients

Larbig et al., 1996

Document ID
348962445228714387
Author
Larbig W
Montoya P
Flor H
Bilow H
Weller S
Birbaumer N
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Pain

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The present study was designed to investigate differences in neural processing of pain- related semantic information in amputees with and without chronic phantom limb pain and healthy controls. One-hundred-and-twenty words (40 neutral, 40 body-related, 40 pain …
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