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. 2019 Feb 7;6(1):015004. doi: 10.1117/1.NPh.6.1.015004

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Fig. 1 — Light source configurations: (a) intranasal positions including the nostril (red), mid-nose (green), and near cribriform plate (blue) positions; and (b) transcranial positions using the PhotoMedex Omnilux New-U source (red, F4; green, F3; and blue, Fp1–FpZ–Fp2). In (c), we plot the cortical parcellation map of the Colin 27 atlas, showing the major regions-of-interests including: (1) ventral MC, (2) dorsolateral MC, (3) dorsomedial MC, (4) rostral ventral PMC, (5) dorsolateral PMC, (6) dorsomedial PMC, (7) caudal dorsolateral PFC, (8) caudal dorsomedial PFC, (9) rostral ventrolateral PFC, (10) rostral dorsolateral inferior PFC, (11) rostral dorsolateral superior PFC, (12) rostral dorsal PFC, (13) rostral medial PFC, (14) ventrolateral orbito PFC, (15) ventral orbito FC, (16) ventromedial orbito FC, and (17) ventromedial PFC (MC, motor cortex; PMC, premotor cortex; PFC, prefrontal cortex; and FC, frontal cortex).