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在偏头痛中增加背景神经噪声的证据与光环:过度活跃但不过度响应

Louise O'Hare1, Paul B Hibbard2,3, Arnold J Wilkins3

  • 1Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham, UK.

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|September 16, 2025
PubMed
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偏头痛患者在大脑中表现出增加的神经"噪音",表明视觉处理发生了改变. 精密眼科染色 (POT) 并没有特别改变偏头痛患者的对比度,但可以减少视觉不适.

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