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p. 110 Acupuncture induces divergent alterations of p. 116 The perception of pain in others suppresses
functional connectivity within conventional somatosensory oscillations: a magnetoencepha-
frequency bands: evidence from MEG recordings lography study

p. 111 Pre- and post-stimulus alpha activity shows p. 116 Noxious counterirritation in patients with ad-
differential modulation with spatial attention vanced osteoarthritis of the knee reduces MCC
during the processing of pain but not SII pain generators: A combined use of
MEG and EEG
p. 111 Sensorimotor Alpha Activity is Modulated in
Response to the Observation of Pain in Others p. 117 Attention to painful stimulation enhances
gamma-band activity and synchronization in
p. 112 Emotional facial expressions modulate pain- human sensorimotor cortex
induced beta and gamma oscillations in sensori-
motor cortex 119 Parkinson's Disease

p. 112 Anesthetic block of pain-related cortical activity p. 119 Distinct cortical responses evoked by electrical
in patients with peripheral nerve injury meas- stimulation of the thalamic ventral intermediate
ured by magnetoencephalography nucleus and of the subthalamic nucleus

p. 113 Cortical activation changes during repeated p. 119 The significance of brain oscillations in motor
laser stimulation: a magnetoencephalographic sequence learning: Insights from Parkinson's
study disease

p. 113 World Health Day 2011--antimicrobial resistance: p. 120 Spontaneous sensorimotor cortical activity is
no action today, no cure tomorrow suppressed by deep brain stimulation in patients
with advanced Parkinson's disease
p. 113 fMRI and MEG analysis of visceral pain in healthy
volunteers p. 120 Changes in resting-state directed connectivity
in cortico-subcortical networks correlate with
p. 114 Abnormal thalamocortical activity in patients cognitive function in Parkinson's disease
with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
type I p. 121 Combined MEG and pT-TMS study in Parkinson's
disease
p. 114 Functional integration within the human pain
system as revealed by Granger causality p. 121 Deep brain stimulation modulates synchrony
within spatially and spectrally distinct resting
p. 115 Quality discrimination for noxious stimuli in state networks in Parkinson's disease
secondary somatosensory cortex: a MEG-study
p. 122 Subthalamic nucleus phase-amplitude coupling
p. 115 Gender differences in the mu rhythm during correlates with motor impairment in Parkinson's
empathy for pain: an electroencephalographic disease
study
p. 122 Effects of rhythmic stimulus presentation on os-
p. 116 Evoked magnetic fields following noxious laser cillatory brain activity: the physiology of cueing
stimulation of the thigh in humans in Parkinson's disease

p. 123 Resting state cortical oscillations of patients with
Parkinson disease and with and without sub-

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