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Cardiac autonomic responses to cortical electrical stimulation: a SEEG study
Recent growing neuroimaging evidence support that a set of cortical regions - the central autonomic network - is involved in autonomic control, but its functional organization remains unclear. We studied the direct autonomic cardiac effects produced by 1500 direct cortical electrical stimulations in
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