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William S. Miller

University of Alabama

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The Trouble Interpreting fMRI Studies in Populations with Cerebrovascular Risk: The Use of a Subject-Specific Hemodynamic Response Function in a Study of Age, Vascular Risk, and Memory

Ian M. McDonough, Andrew R. Bender, Lawrence Patihis, Elizabeth Ashley Stinson, Sarah K. Letang, William S. Miller

This study shows that using a subject-specific hemodynamic response function improves the interpretation of fMRI data by reducing variability and enhancing consistency in brain activity patterns related to age and vascular risk.

bioRxiv · Jan 4, 2019 · PreprintNeuroscience