An fMRI Study Exploring the Overlap and Differences between Neural Representations of Physical and Recalled Pain
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Chantal Berna | Irene Tracey | I. Tracey | M. Fairhurst | C. Berna | K. Fairhurst | Merle Fairhurst | Katherine Fairhurst
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