New preprint about resting-state brain connectivity signature in pain-related learning

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Translational Pain Research Unit

University Medicine Essen
Prof. Dr. Ulrike Bingel

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New preprint about resting-state brain connectivity signature in pain-related learning

Date: 11th Oct 2023

Pain related learning alterations are a hallmark of chronic pain conditions. Balint, together with others, developed and externally validated a resting state connectivity signature of pain-related learning (RCPL). Connections of amygdala, posterior insula, sensorimotor, frontoparietal regions played the most important role. The model is robust and highly accessible for clinical and translational pain research. Read the preprint here. A joint effort of the collaborative research centers SFB/TRR 289 and 1280!

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Prof. Dr. med. Ulrike Bingel

Clinical Neurosciences
University Hospital Essen
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