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October 24, 2007

CORTICAL THINNING IN IBS: IMPLICATIONS FOR HOMEOSTATIC, ATTENTION, AND PAIN PROCESSING

K. D. Davis, PhD, G. Pope, BSc, J. Chen, BSc, C. L. Kwan, PhD, A. P. Crawley, PhD, and N. E. Diamant, MDAuthors Info & Affiliations
January 8, 2008 issue
70 (2) 153-154
https://doi.org/10.1212/01.wnl.0000295509.30630.10
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Volume 70 • Number 2 • January 8, 2008
Pages: 153-154
PubMed: 17959767

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K. D. Davis, PhD
From the Institute of Medical Science (K.D.D., C.L.K.) and Department of Surgery (K.D.D.), University of Toronto; and Division of Brain, Imaging and Behaviour–Systems Neuroscience (K.D.D., G.P., J.C., C.L.K.), Toronto Western Research Institute, Department of Medical Imaging (A.P.C.), and Department of Medicine (N.E.D.), University Health Network, Toronto, Canada.
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G. Pope, BSc
From the Institute of Medical Science (K.D.D., C.L.K.) and Department of Surgery (K.D.D.), University of Toronto; and Division of Brain, Imaging and Behaviour–Systems Neuroscience (K.D.D., G.P., J.C., C.L.K.), Toronto Western Research Institute, Department of Medical Imaging (A.P.C.), and Department of Medicine (N.E.D.), University Health Network, Toronto, Canada.
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J. Chen, BSc
From the Institute of Medical Science (K.D.D., C.L.K.) and Department of Surgery (K.D.D.), University of Toronto; and Division of Brain, Imaging and Behaviour–Systems Neuroscience (K.D.D., G.P., J.C., C.L.K.), Toronto Western Research Institute, Department of Medical Imaging (A.P.C.), and Department of Medicine (N.E.D.), University Health Network, Toronto, Canada.
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C. L. Kwan, PhD
From the Institute of Medical Science (K.D.D., C.L.K.) and Department of Surgery (K.D.D.), University of Toronto; and Division of Brain, Imaging and Behaviour–Systems Neuroscience (K.D.D., G.P., J.C., C.L.K.), Toronto Western Research Institute, Department of Medical Imaging (A.P.C.), and Department of Medicine (N.E.D.), University Health Network, Toronto, Canada.
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A. P. Crawley, PhD
From the Institute of Medical Science (K.D.D., C.L.K.) and Department of Surgery (K.D.D.), University of Toronto; and Division of Brain, Imaging and Behaviour–Systems Neuroscience (K.D.D., G.P., J.C., C.L.K.), Toronto Western Research Institute, Department of Medical Imaging (A.P.C.), and Department of Medicine (N.E.D.), University Health Network, Toronto, Canada.
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N. E. Diamant, MD
From the Institute of Medical Science (K.D.D., C.L.K.) and Department of Surgery (K.D.D.), University of Toronto; and Division of Brain, Imaging and Behaviour–Systems Neuroscience (K.D.D., G.P., J.C., C.L.K.), Toronto Western Research Institute, Department of Medical Imaging (A.P.C.), and Department of Medicine (N.E.D.), University Health Network, Toronto, Canada.
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Address correspondence and reprint requests to Dr. Karen D. Davis, Division of Brain, Imaging and Behaviour–Systems Neuroscience, Toronto Western Research Institute, Toronto Western Hospital, University Health Network, Room MP14-306, 399 Bathurst Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5T 2S8; [email protected]

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