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Improvements in brain activation detection using time-resolved diffuse optical means

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Abstract

MRI-based models and diffusion theory FEM simulations suggest that cortical activation detection could be improved by time-resolved NIR methods. Experiments conducted with an MCP-PMT-, TCSPC-based apparatus on the motor cortex confirm this hypothesis.

© 2005 Optical Society of America

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