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Camille Vanderclausen - former PhD student

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Valéry Legrain

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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.

Publications

2022

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

Pain

Legrain V, Filbrich L, Vanderclausen C.

in press.

2021

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

Perception

Manfron L, Vanderclausen C, Legrain V.

50(4):294-307.

2020

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

Cortex

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

126:26-38

2020

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

Pain

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

161(2):328-337

2018

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

Brain Stimulationation

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

11(5):1187-1188

2017

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

Neuroscience Letters

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

654: 111-116

2016

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

Consciousness and Cognition

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

41:135-8

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