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Ulrike Bingel, Jürgen Lorenz, Volkmar Glauche, René Knab, Jan Gläscher, Cornelius Weiller, Christian Büchel:
Somatotopic organization of human somatosensory cortices for pain: a single trial fMRI study. NeuroImage 23(1): 224-232 (2004)
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Ulrike Bingel, M. Quante, René Knab, B. Bromm, Cornelius Weiller, Christian Büchel:
Single trial fMRI reveals significant contralateral bias in responses to laser pain within thalamus and somatosensory cortices. NeuroImage 18(3): 740-748 (2003)
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Farsin Hamzei, René Knab, Cornelius Weiller, Joachim Röther:
The influence of extra- and intracranial artery disease on the BOLD signal in FMRI. NeuroImage 20(2): 1393-1399 (2003)
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Joachim Röther, René Knab, Farsin Hamzei, Jens Fiehler, Jürgen R. Reichenbach, Christian Büchel, Cornelius Weiller:
Negative Dip in BOLD fMRI Is Caused by Blood Flow - Oxygen Consumption Uncoupling In Humans. NeuroImage 15(1): 98-102 (2002)

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