Single trial fMRI reveals significant contralateral bias in responses to laser pain within thalamus and somatosensory cortices
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Christian Büchel | Cornelius Weiller | U. Bingel | M. Quante | R. Knab | B. Bromm | C. Büchel | C. Weiller | B. Bromm | M. Quante | B. Bromm | R. Knab | U. Bingel
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