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Mapping Chronic Pain in the Brain As a disease, chronic pain is seen to arise from a localized lesion in the brain. They are not quite saying that brains feel pain, but that brains (when disordered) make us feel chronic pain. Giving pain a home in the brain may provide benefits in the form of new therapeutic targets. Imagine lying inside a massive functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) machine, your head surrounded by a 10-foot-wide white magnetic doughnut. While you lie there, daydreaming, the scientists in the room next door monitor the patterns of activity that flicker around in your brain. hurting world stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images
Mapping Chronic Pain in the Brain As a disease, chronic pain is seen to arise from a localized lesion in the brain. They are not quite saying that brains feel pain, but that brains (when disordered) make us feel chronic pain. Giving pain a home in the brain may provide benefits in the form of new therapeutic targets. Imagine lying inside a massive functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) machine, your head surrounded by a 10-foot-wide white magnetic doughnut. While you lie there, daydreaming, the scientists in the room next door monitor the patterns of activity that flicker around in your brain. hurting world stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images

As a disease, chronic pain is seen to arise from a localized lesion in the brain. They are not quite saying that brains feel pain, but that brains (when disordered) make us feel chronic pain. Giving pain a home in the brain may provide benefits in the form of new therapeutic targets. Imagine lying inside a massive functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) machine, your head surrounded by a 10-foot-wide white magnetic doughnut. While you lie there, daydreaming, the scientists in the room next door monitor the patterns of activity that flicker around in your brain.

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