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Altered cortical morphology and structural covariance network in chronic neck and shoulder pain.

Sep 2026 · Neuroradiology · 0 citations · 41 references
Medicine

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These findings provide new insights into the cortical structural and network-level alterations associated with CNSP, contributing to a better understanding of its potential neurobiological basis.

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