complex regional pain syndromeResearch
Recent research using ultra-high field functional MRI has identified specific activation patterns in the hypothalamus and brainstem in response to heat stimuli in patients with complex regional pain syndrome. This study enhances understanding of the neural mechanisms underlying this condition.
ultra high field functional magnetic resonance imaging reveals subregional hypothalamic and brainstem activation patterns in response to noxious heat stimuli in complex regional pain syndrome
Original title: “Ultra-high field functional magnetic resonance imaging reveals subregional hypothalamic and brainstem activation patterns in response to noxious heat stimuli in complex regional pain syndrome.”