Comparison of anatomical standardization methods regarding the sensorimotor foci localization and between-subject variation in H215O PET activation, a three-center collaboration study
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Summary
Identical sets of H215O-PET brain activation data regarding vibrotactile stimulation and voluntary motion of the fingers in seven young normal subjects, together with the MRI, were analyzed in three PET centers by means of each center’s own method of anatomical standardization to Talairach's frame.
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- article
- Published
- 1994-08-01
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- 12
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Keywords
Medicine, Standardization, Center (category theory), Variation (astronomy), Nuclear medicine
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