Default mode network connectivity is related to pain frequency and intensity in adolescents
NeuroImage: Clinical June 25, 2020 Scott A. Jones, A. Morales, A. Holley et al.
Pain symptoms in adolescents are linked to differences in the brain's default mode network. More frequent pain is associated with stronger connectivity to the superior frontal gyrus, while higher pain intensity is associated with weaker connectivity to the cerebellum.