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Event-related functional magnetic resonance imaging provides a flexible framework for detecting and characterizing transient haemodynamic responses to brief stimuli compared to traditional block-based designs.
This review provides a methodological framework for designing and analyzing event-related fMRI experiments using general linear modelling.
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Supports flexible event-related fMRI designs in research settings; leaves open standardization for clinical cardiovascular applications.
Josephs et al. (1999) reported a review. Event-related functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) vs. Block-based fMRI designs was evaluated. Event-related functional magnetic resonance imaging provides a flexible framework for detecting and characterizing transient haemodynamic responses to brief stimuli compared to traditional block-based designs.
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