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Correlation of Ketamine and Classic Psychedelics with Pain-Related Neural Connectivity: A Scoping Review of Clinical Experiments on a Potential Therapeutic Target Concerning Ketamine and Classical Psychedelics Administration for Pain Relief

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Journal: Psychedelic Medicine
Date: 2026-09-14
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DOI: 10.1177/28314425261489067
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Vasileios Chytas Georgios Tsimploulis Dimitrios Chytas

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psilocybin Chronic Pain Mechanism of Action Receptor Pharmacology Default Mode Network Consciousness Emotional Processing Review Article Toxicity Review Article

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Correlation of Ketamine and Classic Psychedelics with Pain-Related Neural Connectivity: A Scoping Review of Clinical Experiments on a Potential Therapeutic Target Concerning Ketamine and Classical Psychedelics Administration for Pain Relief2026-09-14

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