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Breathlessness catastrophising after COVID-19 involves both interoceptive and visceromotor connectivity

Persistent breathlessness is common after COVID-19, yet its severity typically correlates weakly with objective clinical measures. This discordance is often attributed to perceptual inference amplified by anxiety. Because breathing involves a closed perception-action loop, breathlessness may also reflect alterations in interoceptive and visceromotor pathways. We acquired 7-tesla resting-state…

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