Sensitivity of functional connectivity to periaqueductal gray localization, with implications for identifying disease-related changes in chronic visceral pain: A MAPP Research Network neuroimaging study | Zendy

Sonja J. Fenske | Zendy; Douglas Bierer | Zendy; Gisela Chelimsky | Zendy; Lisa L. Conant | Zendy; Candida Ustine | Zendy; Ke Yan | Zendy; Thomas C. Chelimsky | Zendy; Jason J. Kutch | Zendy

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Sensitivity of functional connectivity to periaqueductal gray localization, with implications for identifying disease-related changes in chronic visceral pain: A MAPP Research Network neuroimaging study

Author(s) -

Sonja J. Fenske,

Douglas Bierer,

Gisela Chelimsky,

Lisa L. Conant,

Candida Ustine,

Ke Yan,

Thomas C. Chelimsky,

Jason J. Kutch

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

neuroimage clinical

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.772

H-Index - 68

ISSN - 2213-1582

DOI - 10.1016/j.nicl.2020.102443

Subject(s) - region of interest , periaqueductal gray , neuroimaging , resting state fmri , neuroscience , functional connectivity , functional neuroimaging , psychology , brain mapping , medicine , artificial intelligence , computer science , midbrain , central nervous system

Highlights • Comparison of PAG localization techniques on connectivity measures from rs-fMRI.• Measures of whole-brain connectivity depend on PAG localization technique.• Detection of potential disease-related differences depend on localization technique.

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