BRAIN FUNCTIONAL IMAGING BASED ON BRAIN TISSUE OXYGEN CONTENT VIA MAGNETIC RESONANCE

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OGHABIAN M.A.; SHAKERI N.; HASHEMI H.; SIGAROODI H.

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BRAIN FUNCTIONAL IMAGING BASED ON BRAIN TISSUE OXYGEN CONTENT VIA MAGNETIC RESONANCE

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OGHABIAN M.A. | SHAKERI N. | HASHEMI H. | SIGAROODI H. | Issue Writer Certificate

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FUNCTIONAL MRIQ4

MRIQ4

BOLD CONTRASTQ4

SOMATOSENSORY MOTOR CORTEXQ4

Abstract

Introduction: FMRI is a new approach in MRI to provide functional data of human brain activities. Some methods such as BOLD CONTRAST, perfusion imaging, diffusion imaging, and spectroscopy in MRI have used to yield functional images.Material and Methods: This research was performed in imaging center of IMAM KHOMEINI hospital in TEHRAN in 1997. The experiments were performed on a conventional 1.5- T picker MR instrument, using a standard head coil. CE – FAST gradient echo images were obtained (TR=100, TE = 35, 128*256 matrix, 10 mm slice, FOV = 250 mm, F.A =25 Degree, NEX = 1, 13 s per image). Images were obtained during sensory - motor stimulation by pressing fingers to each other, coronal oblique images were acquired through central sulcus (precentral gyrus) where the related sensory cortex is. Then, the Images were transferred to personal computers in order to eliminate noise and highlight the functional differences. These images were processed by various mathematical methods such as subtraction and student T- test.Results: Although some changes were seen in functional area, there were not significant results by the conventional system protocols. Some new protocols were designed and implemented to increase the sensitivity of the system to functional changes.Discussion: However, more research needs to be done in the future to obtain faster and more efficient techniques and in regard to clinical applications of the method.

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OGHABIAN, M.A., SHAKERI, N., HASHEMI, H., & SIGAROODI, H.. (2003). BRAIN FUNCTIONAL IMAGING BASED ON BRAIN TISSUE OXYGEN CONTENT VIA MAGNETIC RESONANCE. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN MEDICAL SCIENCES (JRMS), 8(1), 71-77. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/26585/en

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OGHABIAN M.A., SHAKERI N., HASHEMI H., SIGAROODI H.. BRAIN FUNCTIONAL IMAGING BASED ON BRAIN TISSUE OXYGEN CONTENT VIA MAGNETIC RESONANCE. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN MEDICAL SCIENCES (JRMS)[Internet]. 2003;8(1):71-77. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/26585/en

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M.A. OGHABIAN, N. SHAKERI, H. HASHEMI, and H. SIGAROODI, “BRAIN FUNCTIONAL IMAGING BASED ON BRAIN TISSUE OXYGEN CONTENT VIA MAGNETIC RESONANCE,” JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN MEDICAL SCIENCES (JRMS), vol. 8, no. 1, pp. 71–77, 2003, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/26585/en

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