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Brain activation in the visual and the motor cortex assessed with event-related functional near infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS): are the results reproducible?

Michael M. Plichta, Martin J. Herrmann, Christina G. Baehne, Ann-Christine Ehlis, and Andreas J. Fallgatter

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Human brain activation was recorded in two sessions on a CW-system to investigate the reproducibility of its spatial extent, location and magnitude. Reproducibility of the size and the location was excellent at the group level

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