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Vascular effects on the BOLD response and the retinotopic mapping of hV4

2018-09-10

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Despite general acceptance that the retinotopic organisation of human V4 (hV4) takes the form of a single, uninterrupted ventral hemifield, measured retinotopic maps of this visual area are often incomplete. Here, we test hypotheses that artefact from draining veins close to hV4 cause inverted BOLD responses that may serve to obscure a portion of the lower visual quarterfield — including the lower vertical meridia...

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Literature Corpus work: ff93560b-a570-5d36-ac4b-9f13677781f7
DOI: 10.1101/413492

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