Method for time- and location-resolved display of functional brain activities of a patient
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Sep 2, 1997
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Aug 9, 1996
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Physiological processes are stimulated in a patient by a stimulation function f (t). The stimulation function f (t) is non-periodic and has as few secondary maxima as possible in its autocorrelation function. A pulse sequence for the excitation in, and read out of nuclear magnetic resonance signals from the patient to obtain, time- and location-resolved nuclear magnetic resonance signals, which are converted into image data. A chronological cross-correlation of the data obtained in this way with the stimulation function f(t) is undertaken, and time- and location-resolved activity changes in the patient are thereby detected.
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