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    Data_Sheet_1_Botulinum toxin A decreases neural activity in pain-related brain regions in individuals with chronic ocular pain and photophobia.docx by Nicholas Reyes (16390233)

    Published 2023
    “…On an individual level, 50% of subjects had decreased unpleasantness ratings in response to light stimulation compared to baseline (“responders,” n = 6), while 50% had equivalent (n = 3) or increased (n = 3) unpleasantness (“non-responders”). …”
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    Data_Sheet_2_Botulinum toxin A decreases neural activity in pain-related brain regions in individuals with chronic ocular pain and photophobia.docx by Nicholas Reyes (16390233)

    Published 2023
    “…On an individual level, 50% of subjects had decreased unpleasantness ratings in response to light stimulation compared to baseline (“responders,” n = 6), while 50% had equivalent (n = 3) or increased (n = 3) unpleasantness (“non-responders”). …”
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    Data_Sheet_1_Botulinum toxin A decreases neural activity in pain-related brain regions in individuals with chronic ocular pain and photophobia.docx by Nicholas Reyes (16390233)

    Published 2023
    “…On an individual level, 50% of subjects had decreased unpleasantness ratings in response to light stimulation compared to baseline (“responders,” n = 6), while 50% had equivalent (n = 3) or increased (n = 3) unpleasantness (“non-responders”). …”
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    Data_Sheet_2_Botulinum toxin A decreases neural activity in pain-related brain regions in individuals with chronic ocular pain and photophobia.docx by Nicholas Reyes (16390233)

    Published 2023
    “…On an individual level, 50% of subjects had decreased unpleasantness ratings in response to light stimulation compared to baseline (“responders,” n = 6), while 50% had equivalent (n = 3) or increased (n = 3) unpleasantness (“non-responders”). …”