Cortical deactivations during gastric fundus distension in health: visceral pain‐specific response or attenuation of ‘default mode’ brain function? A H215O‐PET study
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P Dupont | G Bormans | P. Dupont | K. Demyttenaere | G. Bormans | K. Van Laere | J. Vandenberghe | J. Tack | L. Van Oudenhove | J. Janssens | J. Janssens | R. Vos | B. Fischler | B. Geeraerts | K Demyttenaere | J Tack | L. Oudenhove | J Janssens | B Fischler | L van Oudenhove | J Vandenberghe | B Geeraerts | R Vos | K van Laere | K. V. Laere
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