Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Increases Prefrontal Cortex Gray Matter in Patients With Chronic Pain

Seminowicz, David A., Shpaner, Marina, Keaser, Michael L., Krauthamer, G. Michael, Mantegna, John, Dumas, Julie A., Newhouse, Paul A., Filippi, Christopher G., Keefe, Francis J., Naylor, Magdalena R.·2013·The Journal of Pain
DOI 10.1016/j.jpain.2013.07.020

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