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Urge to Cough - Brain activity because of the urge to cough investigated via functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Blood Oxygen Level Dependence signal)

The University of Melbourne

Dr. Michael Farrell (Owned by)

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Brain activity associated with the urge to cough, induced by the inhalation of capsaicin, is investigated with functional Magnetic Resonance Blood Oxygen Level Dependence (BOLD) imaging.

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Melbourne Health Human Research Ethics Committee, ethics-id: 2008.217

Derek Denton Endowment, funding-id: Unknown

Howard Florey Institute Animal Ethics Committee, ethics-id: 05-007

Number of Subjects: 10 Number of Studies: 10 Number of Datasets: 88 Size of Content: 1992755712 bytes Subject Details: type: 10 animal species: 10 human gender: 6 female, 4 male

Data time period: 2006-05-03 to 2006-06-02

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Medical and Health Sciences | Neurosciences |