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. 2020 Jun 8;13:1335–1347. doi: 10.2147/JPR.S248056

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(A) Correlation between the beta values of the precuneus with the BPI questionnaire (pain interference subscale). This figure illustrates a positive significant correlation between the precuneus during a painful stimulation and the pain interference subscale of the BPI questionnaire. (B) Correlation between the beta values of the medial orbital frontal gyrus with the BPI questionnaire (pain interference subscale). This figure illustrates a negative significant correlation between the medial orbital frontal gyrus during painful stimulation and the pain interference subscale of the BPI questionnaire.

Abbreviation: BPI, Brief Pain Inventory.