… We suggest that this is an instance of a BSTS strategy: Despite little sensory evidence, the
brain jumps to the conclusion of an aversive somatic symptom being present. The benefit is a …

… a brain-based vulnerability to chronic sensory CIPN exists. … CIPN symptoms, we observed
altered patterns of brain activity … , or questionnaire-based measures. One possible limitation of …

… motor neuron signs are secondary to damage to upper motor … tract, upper motor neurons
are vulnerable to many stroke … are also likely to present with sensory, perceptual, visual, …

… While cortical injuries, such as traumatic brain injury (TBI) and … , though the motor thalamus
showed signs of inflammation … that the differential vulnerability of sensory and nonsensory …

… We also examined whether predisposing vulnerabilities (pre-… This study was a secondary
analysis of baseline data from a … , loss of touch or pain sensation, difficulty swallowing, word-…

… primary and secondary somatosensory representations, … (ie sensory tricks) is known to
ameliorate dystonic symptoms … processing and underlines the vulnerability of such predisposing …

… depressive symptoms, affirming the importance of sensory … Three common indicators of
depression relapse vulnerability… sensory deactivation contribute to MDD vulnerability, but ii) …

… It is urgent to elucidate to what extent lesions in brain regions affect sensory modalities and
… the vulnerability of the parietal cortex could be an explanation for the abnormal sensory after …

… with sensory stimulation (51), and FA increases following motor … with the development of
secondary sex characteristics (113). … Gaining a finer understanding of the relative timing of brain …

… signs are subtle deficits in sensory integration, motor … to the identification of the most vulnerable
individuals, who could … who consecutively presented to secondary mental health services …