Objective Recent neuroimaging studies have found that brain function is abnormal in
primary dysmenorrhea (PDM). The present study aimed to explore frequency-specific brain …

Background Patients with primary dysmenorrhea (PDM) often present with abnormalities
other than dysmenorrhea including co-occurrence with other chronic pain conditions and …

Primary dysmenorrhea (PDM), characterized by cramping pain in the lower abdomen, is a
common gynecological disorder in women of child-bearing age. An increasing number of …

Background Previous neuroimaging studies demonstrated that patients with primary
dysmenorrhea (PD) exhibited dysfunctional resting-state brain activity. However, alterations …

Background Neuroimaging studies have confirmed that functional connectivity (FC)
disruption of pain-related brain networks may contribute to the cerebral pathophysiology of …

Background Primary dysmenorrhea (PDM) is the most common problem in menstruating
women. A number of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study have revealed …

Background There is emerging evidence that primary dysmenorrhoea (PDM) is associated
with altered brain function and structure. However, few studies have investigated changes in …

Neuroimaging studies have manifested functional abnormalities in pain-related brain
regions in patients with primary dysmenorrhea (PDM). However, as the key region in brain …

Neuroimaging studies have demonstrated the association of the cognitive control network
(CCN) with the maintenance of chronic pain. However, whether and how dorsolateral …

Purpose Primary dysmenorrhea (PD) is a common gynecological disease, characterized by
crampy and suprapubic pain occurring with menses. Growing evidences demonstrated that …