Abstract #4138
EPI tissue segmentation maps based on multiple-echo EPI with parallel imaging for the reduction of multicomparison issues in fMRI
Daniel Lee Shefchik 1 , Andrew Scott Nencka 1 , and James S. Hyde 1
1
Biophysics, Medical College of Wisconsin,
Milwaukee, WI, United States
This abstract aims to help address multiple comparison
issues in functional MRI experiments. It does this
through the utilization of directly registered tissue
segmentation maps obtained through a multiple-echo, echo
planar imaging (EPI) acquisition. The tissue maps are
used to mask out the gray mater, which reduces the
amount of voxels being analyzed, and provide a
functional map with fewer false positives and negatives.
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