Figure 1.
Experimental (“B” state) images are subtracted from control (“A” state) images to achieve regional activation maps with fMRI. (Courtesy of Gary H. Glover, Lucas MRS/MRI Center, Stanford University)
Experimental (“B” state) images are subtracted from control (“A” state) images to achieve regional activation maps with fMRI. (Courtesy of Gary H. Glover, Lucas MRS/MRI Center, Stanford University)