<p>(A) The top two traces represent scalp (blue) and skull (green) sensitivity. Sensitivity to scalp and skull were equal at a SD separation of 25 mm. On average, 1% or more of the sensitivity profile was achieved for all of the most superficial 11.2 mm of the intracranial volume at SD separations of 25 mm or greater (circle). (B) Intracranial sensitivity in depth as a function of source-detector separation (excluding scalp and skull). At all separations, sensitivity decreases exponentially with depth (i.e., linear curves through ∼15 mm depth on this semilog plot).</p
Adequate modeling of light propagation in the head is important to predict the sensitivity of NIRS s...
<p>In these plots, we compare a pair of shape measures for each vertex of each right cortical region...
This study investigated the effectiveness of using high-density multi-distance source-detector (SD) ...
Understanding the spatial and depth sensitivity of non-invasive near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) me...
Understanding the spatial and depth sensitivity of non-invasive near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) me...
<p>Errorbars represent standard errors across all nineteen locations in the International 10–20 Syst...
<p>Estimated relative NIRS sensitivity (proportions) as a function of depth for a SD separation of 3...
<p>The asymptote at ∼40 mm separations means that further increasing the SD separation provides dimi...
Theoretical analysis of spatial distribution of near-infrared light propagation in head tissues is v...
This study investigates the correspondence of the cortical sensitivity of electroencephalography (EE...
<p>Errorbars represent standard errors across all nineteen locations in the International 10–20 Syst...
Theoretical analysis of spatial distribution of near-infrared light propagation in head tissues is v...
In near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS), it is crucial to have an accurate and realistic model of photo...
The development of diffuse optical tomography (DOT) instrumentation for neuroimaging of humans is ch...
Abstract: Developing diffuse optical tomography methods for neuroimaging of humans is challenging du...
Adequate modeling of light propagation in the head is important to predict the sensitivity of NIRS s...
<p>In these plots, we compare a pair of shape measures for each vertex of each right cortical region...
This study investigated the effectiveness of using high-density multi-distance source-detector (SD) ...
Understanding the spatial and depth sensitivity of non-invasive near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) me...
Understanding the spatial and depth sensitivity of non-invasive near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) me...
<p>Errorbars represent standard errors across all nineteen locations in the International 10–20 Syst...
<p>Estimated relative NIRS sensitivity (proportions) as a function of depth for a SD separation of 3...
<p>The asymptote at ∼40 mm separations means that further increasing the SD separation provides dimi...
Theoretical analysis of spatial distribution of near-infrared light propagation in head tissues is v...
This study investigates the correspondence of the cortical sensitivity of electroencephalography (EE...
<p>Errorbars represent standard errors across all nineteen locations in the International 10–20 Syst...
Theoretical analysis of spatial distribution of near-infrared light propagation in head tissues is v...
In near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS), it is crucial to have an accurate and realistic model of photo...
The development of diffuse optical tomography (DOT) instrumentation for neuroimaging of humans is ch...
Abstract: Developing diffuse optical tomography methods for neuroimaging of humans is challenging du...
Adequate modeling of light propagation in the head is important to predict the sensitivity of NIRS s...
<p>In these plots, we compare a pair of shape measures for each vertex of each right cortical region...
This study investigated the effectiveness of using high-density multi-distance source-detector (SD) ...