Cortical Abnormalities in Patients with Migraine: A Surface-based Analysis
Article 2013 en
Authors
RM
Roberta Messina
MR
Maria A. Rocca
BC
Bruno Colombo
Abstract
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Cortical abnormalities occur in migraineurs and may represent the results of a balance between an intrinsic predisposition, as suggested by cortical surface area abnormalities, and disease-related processes, as indicated by cortical thickness abnormalities.
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