Lateralization of cervical spinal cord activity during an isometric upper extremity motor task with functional magnetic resonance imaging.
Kenneth A. Weber IIYufen ChenXue WangThorsten KahntTodd B. ParrishPublished in: NeuroImage (2016)
Keyphrases
- spinal cord
- brain activity
- functional magnetic resonance imaging
- visuo motor
- human brain
- automatically segmenting
- motor control
- prefrontal cortex
- magnetic resonance images
- human subjects
- cognitive functions
- structural analysis
- cognitive states
- cortical areas
- brain imaging
- automatic segmentation
- data analysis
- brain computer interface
- basal ganglia
- activation patterns
- correlation analysis
- statistical parametric mapping
- brain regions
- brain images
- medical image analysis
- activation detection
- human activities
- functional connectivity
- working memory
- pattern classification
- edge detection
- face recognition
- cerebral blood flow
- image processing