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See the Brain at Work—Intraoperative Laser Doppler Functional Brain Imaging

Theo Lasser, Marcel Leutenegger
2009
Conference Papers

Abstract

During open brain surgery we acquire perfusion images non-invasively using laser Doppler imaging. The regions of brain activity show a distinct signal in response to stimulation providing intraoperative functional brain maps of remarkably strong contrast.

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