Distinct fMRI patterns colocalized in the cingulate cortex underlie the after-effects of cognitive control on pain
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Mathieu Piché | Pierre Rainville | Tor D. Wager | Choong-Wan Woo | Etienne Vachon-Presseau | Mathieu Roy | Jeni Chen | Nicolas Silvestrini
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