Rapid balloon distension as a tool to study cortical processing of visceral sensations and pain

Cortical evoked potentials in response to rapid balloon distension of the rectum and anal canal

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Morphine modifies the cingulate–operculum network underlying painful rectal evoked potentials

(2013) D. Lelic et al.   NEUROPHARMACOLOGY

Brain networks encoding rectal sensation in type 1 diabetes

(2013) D. Lelic et al.   NEUROSCIENCE

Assessment of rectal afferent neuronal function and brain activity in patients with constipation and rectal hyposensitivity

(2012) R. E. Burgell et al.   NEUROGASTROENTEROLOGY AND MOTILITY

Colorectal distension-evoked potentials in awake rats: a novel method for studies of visceral sensitivity

(2012) L. Hultin et al.   NEUROGASTROENTEROLOGY AND MOTILITY

Brain activity in rectosigmoid pain: Unravelling conditioning pain modulatory pathways

(2011) Christina Brock et al.   CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY

Brain source connectivity reveals the visceral pain network

(2011) Dina Lelic et al.   NEUROIMAGE

Does the insula tell our brain that we are in pain?

(2011) Jean Isnard et al.   PAIN

Pain-Associated Adaptive Cortical Reorganisation in Chronic Pancreatitis

(2011) Søren Schou Olesen et al.   PANCREATOLOGY

Operculo-insular pain (parasylvian pain): a distinct central pain syndrome

(2010) L. Garcia-Larrea et al.   BRAIN

Estrogen-dependent changes in visceral afferent sensitivity

(2009) Raul Sanoja et al.   AUTONOMIC NEUROSCIENCE-BASIC & CLINICAL

Inverse Modeling on Decomposed Electroencephalographic Data: A Way Forward?

(2009) Dina Lelic et al.   JOURNAL OF CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY