Operculo-insular pain (parasylvian pain): a distinct central pain syndrome.
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Roland Peyron | Bernard Laurent | François Mauguière | Michel Magnin | Luis Garcia-Larrea | Caroline Perchet | F. Mauguière | R. Peyron | C. Perchet | M. Magnin | L. Garcia-Larrea | B. Laurent | P. Convers | Christelle Creac'h | Philippe Convers | C. Créac’h
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