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. 2018 Jul 24;9:390. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2018.00390

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Copyright © 2018 Lorenzetti, Melo, Basílio, Suo, Yücel, Tierra-Criollo and Moll.

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Differential rtfMRI-NFB-related brain responses for tenderness and anguish conditions. Tenderness vs. anguish rtfMRI-NFB recruited the septo-hypothalamic area, the frontal pole and the precuneus. Anguish vs. tenderness rtfMRI-NFB recruited a more widespread network including the superior/middle frontal cortex, frontal pole, parietal cortical regions, temporal regions (middle and inferior) and other regions (lateral occipital, central operculum, cerebellum). Results were estimated across all participants (N = 16, two scans per subject) via fixed-effect analysis and whole-brain FWE correction with p < 0.05, T > 4.716).