Posted By: NITRC ADMIN - Feb 7, 2012
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The intravascular susceptibility effect and the underlying physiology of fMRI. Neuroimage. 2012 Jan 28; Authors: Villringer A Abstract
In this article, I will first give a brief account of my work at MGH on characterizing the intravascular susceptibility effect. Then I will describe studies into the underlying physiology of BOLD-fMRI which has become of interest to my group in the following decade. I will touch issues such as signal source of BOLD fMRI, capillary recruitment, the elusive initial dip and others.
PMID: 22305989 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
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