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2010
Chapter 2.5 covers functional imaging, including functional MRI (fMRI) and positron emission tomography (PET).
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Chapter 2.5 covers functional imaging, including functional MRI (fMRI) and positron emission tomography (PET).
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging Clinics of North America, 1999
Functional MR (fMR) imaging offers unprecedented spatial and temporal resolution of brain cognition. The impact of this technology on neuroscience research is just now being explored. This article discusses blood oxygenation level-dependent-based fMR imaging.
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Functional MR (fMR) imaging offers unprecedented spatial and temporal resolution of brain cognition. The impact of this technology on neuroscience research is just now being explored. This article discusses blood oxygenation level-dependent-based fMR imaging.
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2019
Functional imaging methodology has revolutionized our ability to understand brain-behavior relationships. In contrast with the static images obtained with standard imaging methods, functional images permit us to track brain activity as humans view stimuli, hear sounds, consider choices, and make decisions.
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Functional imaging methodology has revolutionized our ability to understand brain-behavior relationships. In contrast with the static images obtained with standard imaging methods, functional images permit us to track brain activity as humans view stimuli, hear sounds, consider choices, and make decisions.
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2003
Abstract Patients with memory complaints are often arrayed along a continuum from normal function through varying degrees of impairment. A crucial question for both patients and clinicians evaluating them is to what extent these complaints are the harbinger of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). This issue is of particular importance as strategies
Keith A Johnson, Marilyn S Albert
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Abstract Patients with memory complaints are often arrayed along a continuum from normal function through varying degrees of impairment. A crucial question for both patients and clinicians evaluating them is to what extent these complaints are the harbinger of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). This issue is of particular importance as strategies
Keith A Johnson, Marilyn S Albert
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1985
Recent advances in brain imaging have allowed a regional examination of brain function using multiple-probe inert gas studies of cerebral blood flow, positron or single photon tomography. Inert gas blood flow methods using inhalation or injection of 133xenon have been used with multiple-probe systems to measure blood flow in 1 to 2 cm regions of ...
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Recent advances in brain imaging have allowed a regional examination of brain function using multiple-probe inert gas studies of cerebral blood flow, positron or single photon tomography. Inert gas blood flow methods using inhalation or injection of 133xenon have been used with multiple-probe systems to measure blood flow in 1 to 2 cm regions of ...
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2001 Conference Proceedings of the 23rd Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2005
U. Kamil, L. Nikos
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U. Kamil, L. Nikos
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