Sensory gating (SG) is a well-studied phenomenon in which neural responses are reduced
to identical stimuli presented in succession, and is thought to represent the functional …

Although cerebral palsy (CP) is among the most common causes of physical disability in
early childhood, we know little about the functional and structural changes of this disorder in …

Sensory gating is a neurophysiological process whereby the response to a second stimulus
in a pair of identical stimuli is attenuated, and it is thought to reflect the capacity of the CNS …

Background Fibromyalgia (FM) is a disabling chronic pain syndrome with unknown
pathophysiology. Functional magnetic resonance imaging studies on FM have suggested …

Background Migraine headache attacks and accompanying sensory augmentation can be
induced by several agents including levcromakalim (LVC), that is also capable of provoking …

We currently have a substantial knowledge gap in our understanding of the
neurophysiological underpinnings of the sensory perception deficits often reported in the …

The electrophysiological signature of resting state oscillatory functional connectivity within
the default mode network (DMN) during spike-free periods in temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) …

Key Points Sensory gating is important for preventing excessive environmental stimulation
from overloading neural resources. Gating in the human somatosensory cortices is a …

Background Brain excitability is changed in migraine but not fully characterized yet. This
study explored if somatosensory gating is altered in migraine and linked to migraine …

Somatosensory cortical activity is altered in individuals with cerebral palsy (CP). However,
previous studies have focused on the lower extremities in children with CP and have given …