Investigation of functional near-infrared spectroscopy signal quality and development of the hemodynamic phase correlation signal.

Investigation of functional near-infrared spectroscopy signal quality and development of the hemodynamic phase correlation signal.
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10.1117/1.nph.9.2.025001
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2022-04
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5.3
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医学2区
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在fNIRS领域,长期以来一直建议在分析和解释结果时使用氧合()和脱氧(HHb)血红蛋白。尽管如此,许多fNIRS研究确实只关注。以前的工作表明,它本身容易受到系统干扰,结果可能主要反映了这一点,而不是功能激活。使用和HHb得出结论的研究使用不同的方法,可能导致研究之间的差异。和HHb的组合已被推荐为在分析中利用这两种信号的方法。我们介绍了血流动力学相位相关(HPC)信号的开发,以根据建议将联合收割机和HHb结合起来,从而在分析中利用这两种信号。我们使用合成和实验数据来评估用于fNIRS分析的HPC和电流信号的比较。使用从额叶上的16个通道获得的静息状态fNIRS数据形成约18个合成数据集。为了模拟用于块设计任务的fNIRS数据,我们将合成的任务相关血流动力学响应叠加到静息状态数据。该数据用于开发HPC-一般线性模型(GLM)框架。进行实验以研究每个信号在不同SNR下的性能,并研究假阳性对数据的影响。性能是基于每个信号的平均值跨渠道.在手指敲击任务期间从128名参与者在134个通道上记录的实验数据被用于研究多个信号[、HHb、HbT、HbD、基于相关性的信号改善(CBSI)和HPC]在真实的数据上的性能。根据其将激活定位于特定感兴趣区域的能力评价信号性能。从不同的SNR的结果表明,HPC信号具有最高的性能为高SNR。CBSI在中低信噪比下表现最好。接下来的分析评估了假阳性如何影响信号。评估假阳性影响的分析表明,HPC和CBSI信号反映了假阳性对和HHb的影响。对真实的实验数据的分析表明,HPC和HHb信号以最高的精度提供对初级运动皮层的定位。我们开发了一种新的血流动力学信号(HPC),有可能克服目前单独使用和HHb的局限性。我们的研究结果表明,HPC信号提供了与HHb相当的准确性,以定位功能激活,同时对假阳性更鲁棒。
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DOI: 10.3390/brainsci10120939
发表时间: 2020-12-05
期刊: Brain sciences
影响因子: 3.3
作者:
Stephan F;Saalbach H;Rossi S
通讯作者: Rossi S