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Brain responses associated with the urge-to-cough and coughing

The University of Melbourne
Dr. Michael Farrell (Owned by)
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BOLD contrast images were collected during inhalation of two doses of capsaicin, voluntary coughing, and cough evoked by capsaicin inhalation. BOLD contrast images were also collected during four minutes of saline inhalation and four minutes of capsaicin inhalation in order to test for the effects of airways irritation on the functional connectivity of brain regions activated by capsaicin inhalation.

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National Health and Medical Research Council, funding-id: 566734
Melbourne Health Human Research Ethics Committee, ethics-id: 2008.217
Number of Subjects: 21 Number of Studies: 21 Number of Datasets: 366 Size of Content: 7707369472 bytes Subject Details: type: 3 animal species: 21 human gender: 7 female, 14 male

Data time period: 2009-04-16 to 2010-01-11

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