Altered and asymmetric default mode network activity in a “hypnotic virtuoso”: An fMRI and EEG study

► Case report of a high hypnotizable subject, able to manifest post-hypnotic amnesia. ► Cortical activity was evaluated with EEG and fMRI in pure hypnosis, without stimuli. ► Changes in brain connectivity and activations involve the default mode network. ► During hypnosis the subject also showed activations of non-default mode areas.