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Research Paper | Synapse

April 29, 2008Open Access

Differences in Metabolites in Pain-Processing Brain Regions in Patients With Diabetes and Painful Neuropathy

LSLea SorensenRoche (Switzerland)PSPhilip J. SiddallGreenwich Hospital MTMichael I. TrenellDepartment of Health and Social Care

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Subjects with diabetes have metabolite differences in the brain compared with control subjects. Subjects with painful neuropathy showed reduced NAA in the thalamus, which may explain the genesis of pain in some cases.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69d93872da3af5b1d08360cb https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.2337/dc07-2088

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