This study explores the statistics of hemodynamic response function and the activation areas in neonatal brain imaging, namely functional magnetic resonance imaging data, during resting state. We highlight a methodology for joint analysis of the hemodynamic response and of the brain re-gions activation to identify a reference physiological state for the study of neonatal brain development. Additionally, we compare the response and activation features of neonates with that of adult subjects. Our research identifies a description of newborn fMRI resting state activity to be used as a reference to identify further brain development in pediatric subjects.
Where it all starts. A statistical dive into fMRI data of neonatal brain / Di Salvo, E., Colonnese, S., Parrillo, C., Nasta, F., Napolitano, A., Cattai, T.. - (2024), pp. 1-6. (12th European Workshop on Visual Information Processing, EUVIP 2024 Geneva; Switzerland ) [10.1109/euvip61797.2024.10772890].
Where it all starts. A statistical dive into fMRI data of neonatal brain
Di Salvo, Eleonora;Colonnese, Stefania;Cattai, Tiziana
2024
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This study explores the statistics of hemodynamic response function and the activation areas in neonatal brain imaging, namely functional magnetic resonance imaging data, during resting state. We highlight a methodology for joint analysis of the hemodynamic response and of the brain re-gions activation to identify a reference physiological state for the study of neonatal brain development. Additionally, we compare the response and activation features of neonates with that of adult subjects. Our research identifies a description of newborn fMRI resting state activity to be used as a reference to identify further brain development in pediatric subjects.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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