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To generalize electrophysiological microstate analysis to source-reconstructed brain data, overcoming sensor-level limitations to investigate millisecond-scale cortical network dynamics.

January 18, 2012BMJ

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To generalize electrophysiological microstate analysis to source-reconstructed brain data, overcoming sensor-level limitations to investigate millisecond-scale cortical network dynamics.
Evaluated the validity and robustness of source-level microstate reconstruction using simulations of a neural-mass network model.
Applied the source-level framework to resting-state magnetoencephalography (MEG) data and evaluated state-dependent functional connectivity via multivariate pattern analysis.
Assessed functional responsiveness to sensory stimulation using MEG recordings during a passive auditory task.
Identified ten resting-state microstates characterized by distinct spatial distributions of cortical activation.
Demonstrated that source-level microstates correspond to unique functional connectivity profiles across the cortex.
Found that evoked auditory responses altered microstate occurrence probabilities, specifically inducing hyperactivity in the microstate encompassing the auditory cortex.

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Neuroimaging study reveals distinct functional connectivity and cortical activation patterns using source-level MEG microstates, highlighting a robust approach to track fast brain dynamics.

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P. Sedgwick (2012) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a736aff50ef228d5e6c3337 https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.e344

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Neuroimaging study reveals distinct functional connectivity and cortical activation patterns using source-level MEG microstates, highlighting a robust approach to track fast brain dynamics.

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