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Camille Vanderclausen - former PhD student

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My research project aimed to investigate how visual experience influences the perception of nociceptive stimuli and pain. More specifically, I compared the cognitive abilities of people with congenital blindness and those of normal sighted people to localize nociceptive stimuli on the body space.

Group members

Publications

2022

Letter on the pain of blind people for the use of those who can see their pain

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Pain

Legrain V, Filbrich L, Vanderclausen C.

in press.

2021

No evidence for an effect of the distance between the hands on tactile temporal order judgments

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Perception

Manfron L, Vanderclausen C, Legrain V.

50(4):294-307.

2020

Testing the exteroceptive function of nociception: the role of visual experience in shaping the spatial representations of nociceptive inputs

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Cortex

Vanderclausen C, Bourgois M, De Volder A, Legrain V.

126:26-38

2020

The influence of visual experience and cognitive goals on the spatial representations of nociceptive stimuli

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Pain

Vanderclausen C, Manfron L, De Volder A, Legrain V.

161(2):328-337

2018

Report of one confirmed generalized seizure and one suspected partial seizure induced by deep continuous theta burst stimulation of the right operculo-insular cortex

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Brain Stimulationation

Lenoir C*, Algoet M*, Vanderclausen C, Peeters A, Ferrao Santos S, Mouraux A.

11(5):1187-1188

2017

Investigating peri-limb interaction between nociception and vision using spatial depth

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Neuroscience Letters

Vanderclausen C, Filbrich L, Alamia A, Legrain V.

654: 111-116

2016

Using temporal order judgments to investigate attention bias towards pain and threat-related information. Methodological and theoretical issues

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Consciousness and Cognition

Filbrich L, Torta DM, Vanderclausen C, Azanon E, Legrain V.

41:135-8

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