4D functional ultrasound imaging of whole-brain activity in rodents | Nature Methods

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Subjects Imaging Neurophysiology Neuroscience Rat Ultrasound Abstract We extended the capabilities of functional ultrasound to whole-brain four-dimensional (4D) neuroimaging. Our multiplane-wave transmission scheme on matrix arrays at thousands of frames per second provides volumetric recordings of cerebral blood volume changes at high spatiotemporal resolution. We illustrated the approach in rats while providing multiple sensory stimuli, for 4D functional connectivity and during instantaneous tracking of epileptiform events. Access through your institution Buy or subscribe This is a preview o

4D functional ultrasound imaging of whole-brain activity in rodents | Nature Methods

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