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Visual stimulus-evoked blood velocity responses in individual human posterior cerebral arteries measured with dynamic phase-contrast functional MR angiography

2025-07-25

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Functional MRI (fMRI) tracks brain activity through the associated hemodynamic changes via neurovascular coupling. Neurons communicate with the microvessels of the parenchyma to initiate a hemodynamic response, and these microvessels then communicate with upstream arterioles and arteries. The role of the larger feeding arteries—far upstream from the site of neuronal activity—in coordinating this response is incomp...

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88fe2ce9-ad69-5707-95b3-5fe19b77d132
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10.1101/2025.07.20.665220
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