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Chowdhury et al., 2023 - Google Patents

The reliability of two prospective cortical biomarkers for pain: EEG peak alpha frequency and TMS corticomotor excitability

Chowdhury et al., 2023

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7030750303931977432
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Chowdhury N
Skippen P
Si E
Chiang A
Millard S
Furman A
Chen S
Schabrun S
Seminowicz D
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Journal of neuroscience methods

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Background Many pain biomarkers fail to move from discovery to clinical application, attributed to poor reliability and an inability to accurately classify at-risk individuals. Preliminary evidence has shown that high pain sensitivity is associated with slow peak …
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