Oleg V. Lobanov

TL;DR: Structural variations occurred in areas associated with the default mode network, attentional direction and shifting, as well as somatosensory processing, which underscore the potential importance of processes related to default mode thought and attention in shaping individual differences in pain sensitivity.

TL;DR: The results delineate the neural substrates that support selective amplification of different features of noxious stimuli for utilization in discriminative processes.

TL;DR: Functional magnetic resonance imaging of an expectation paradigm in which cues were delivered with visual or innocuous thermal stimuli indicates that cues arising from different sensory modalities ultimately engage common brain mechanisms that reflect the meaning of the cue.

TL;DR: Investigating pain-related brain activation when expectations of pain were abruptly violated found mechanisms supporting salience-driven sensory discrimination, working memory, and associative learning processes are likely engaged in clinical situations in which patients' unrealistic expectations ofPain relief diminish the efficacy of pain treatments.

TL;DR: In this paper , a study of clinical manifestations and management of patients with COVID toes and fingers was conducted, where the diagnosis of COVID-19 was made on the basis of clinical data, laboratory test results (PCR test for SARS-CoV-2) and computed tomography of the chest.