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Thalamocortical connectivity associated with fatigue after accounting for depressive symptoms in stroke survivors and controls
Background Post-stroke fatigue is common and disabling, yet rarely distinguished from co-occurring depression, limiting understanding of its neural substrates. We examined resting-state fMRI correlates of post-stroke fatigue while accounting for depressive symptoms. Methods We studied
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