fNIRS Cap Placement and Signal Calibration on Testing Day
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Participant Setup
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Scanner and fNIRS Equipment Setup Prior to Signal Recording
6:48
Results: Subject‐Specific Responses for the Flashing Checkerboard Task for fMRI and fNIRS Signals
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Conclusion
Transcript
Collecting fMRI and fNIRS signal simultaneously from the same subjects is extremely important because it allow us to align the fNIRS signal with that of fMRI, which is the gold standard in neuroimaging. fNIRS is a methodology that is still develop
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We present a method for simultaneously collecting fMRI and fNIRS signals from the same subjects with whole-head fNIRS coverage. The protocol has been tested with three young adults and can be adapted for data collection for developmental studies and clinical populations.