Methods and software for fMRI analysis for clinical subjects. Presentation at the 15th Annual Meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping

Introduction: Clinical subjects and children present a challenge for fMRI analyses because of the increased potential for head motions to affect the collected data. Advanced modeling techniques can reduce these effects, including corrections for small motions [Friston, 1996], large motions [Grootoonk, 2000], rapid motions [Lemieux, 2007], noise spikes [Cox, 1996], and spontaneous deep breaths [Birn, 2008]. Unfortunately