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Nucleus accumbens is involved in human action monitoring: evidence from invasive electrophysiological recordings

Münte et al., 2008

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Münte T
Heldmann M
Hinrichs H
Marco-Pallares J
Krämer U
Sturm V
Heinze H
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Frontiers in Human Neuroscience

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The Nucleus accumbens (Nacc) has been proposed to act as a limbic-motor interface. Here, using invasive intraoperative recordings in an awake patient suffering from obsessive- compulsive disease (OCD), we demonstrate that its activity is modulated by the quality of …
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