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Spatial dependence of the time-frequency response of hemoglobin states in the resting human forearm

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Abstract

The spatial dependence of the time-frequency response of hemoglobin states in the resting human forearm has been characterized from analysis of time-series imaging data. Results obtained strongly suggest that neural control of the vasomotor response can be distinguished from modulation caused by heterogeneity in tissue oxygen supply/demand.

© 2002 Optical Society of America

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