Neurosynth: 16368192

A PET activation study of brush-evoked allodynia in patients with nerve injury pain.

Authors:	Witting N, Kupers RC, Svensson P, Jensen TS
Journal:	Pain
Year:	2006
PMID:	16368192

Extracted activations

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
2	-30.3186319804139	-73.2601596959492	-21.4734252496029
2	-30.3129453581457	-71.0291661767761	-20.5736977332442
2	-40.0984629495971	-35.0020986107261	66.7946906590777
2	-54.6351355098397	-22.317672775695	31.0494224180226
2	-29.3162398952526	-21.9934566338507	67.5650258484725
2	-55.7931251836246	-20.713630610569	25.3075628481671
2	60.8641519457017	-18.2787852466919	21.9590784712104
2	64.1469012307839	-17.9557825936056	25.2329254866735
2	-45.2182569499886	-16.9155322189493	7.94302891144442
2	-39.865626783499	-4.13365771540671	6.58713525703674

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Associated analyses

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v5-topics-50_32_pain_somatosensory_stimulation	0.66
v4-topics-50_48_pain_painful_stimulation	0.461
v4-topics-100_61_pain_painful_stimulation	0.427
v4-topics-200_61_pain_painful_stimulation	0.375
pain	0.355
v4-topics-400_354_pain_painful_stimulation	0.341
v4-topics-50_38_activation_subjects_condition	0.309
v5-topics-100_69_pain_painful_stimulation	0.307
contralateral	0.293
v5-topics-100_82_somatosensory_stimulation_tactile	0.27

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