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The study suggests that changes in planning-related sensorimotor CNS regions may explain difficulties with force exertion and motor control in CRPS.Perspective Functional changes in motor planning-related brain regions might indicate that feedback-enhanced functional motor training may be effective for CRPS rehabilitation.Crooke cell change was first found in the regressed and suppressed corticotroph (adrenocorticotropic hormone-producing) cells, and now is known to occur in pituitary tumors. The tumor cells of this type c
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