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The latter could also help in explaining why patients still continue to experience autonomic attacks during the neurostimulation-on condition and why pain recurs when it is turned off [33, 54].

For example, Bi et.al [ 28] found that patients with depression experienced autonomic nervous dysfunction using sympathetic skin response measures.

Many migraineurs experience premonitory autonomic and endocrine symptoms preceding the onset of a migraine attack that may indicate a primary hypothalamic dysfunction [24].

We hypothesized that obese participants would experience greater autonomic modulation than those without obesity.

Experience in trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias (TACs) is scarce; experience in 14 cluster headache and one Short-lasting Unilateral Neuralgiform Headache with Conjunctival Injection and Tearing (SUNCT) patients have been published [7-11].

She never experienced any cranial autonomic associated symptoms.

Participants were asked whether they experienced symptoms of autonomic failure associated with OH during the test and about occurrence of the same symptoms during the preceding 12 months when rising to a standing position according to a predefined protocol of listed signs and symptoms.

In this paper we specifically report our findings in relation to the frequency and clinical correlates of AD, highlight and evaluate the difficulties experienced in measuring autonomic function in patients with advanced cancer, and make recommendations regarding the direction of future research in this area.

But those suffering autonomic failure experience affect despite this loss (although without the amplification somatic feedback may bring), thus refuting purely autonomic theories of affect.

The phenomenology of DPD is complex, encompassing abnormalities of bodily sensation (typically, reduced sensation or even a sense of complete disembodiment) and emotional experience (diminished subjective and autonomic responsivity to emotional stimuli or events, perhaps implying some overlap with the concept of alexithymia, discussed above) (Sierra et al. 2002, 2005; Simeon et al. 2008).

The woman who see her father and does not get the usual autonomic response experiences an unexpected event which gives rise to a prediction error.