Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 49, Issue 5, 0507301(2022)
Research on Adaptability of Brain Activation Degree via Near Infrared Spectroscopy Under Motor Imagery Task
Fig. 1. Overall introduction of experiment. (a) Experiment process design; (b) participants participating in experiment
Fig. 2. Position arrangement of fNIRS probe channel of system. (a) fNIRS probe site; (b) left and right fNIRS channel number and brain region distribution; (c) physical map of self-developed optical fiber fNIRS brain function imaging instrument
Fig. 3. Estimation process of blood oxygen parameters by modified Beer-Lamber law[6]
Fig. 4. Change curves of brain blood oxygen activation during task period. (a1)(a8)Hemodynamic activations during left and right motor imagery tasks in eight channels for typical subject; (b1)(b8)hemodynamic activations during forward and backward motor imagery tasks in eight channels for typical subject
Fig. 5. Topographic maps of brain blood oxygen activation degree of subjects. (a) Left; (b) right; (c) forward; (d) backward
Fig. 6. Line graphs of blood oxygen activation degree of brains of subjects with standard deviation indicated by shaded portions. (a) Left; (b) right; (c) forward; (d) backward
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Chenyang Gao, Jia Xiu, Ting Li. Research on Adaptability of Brain Activation Degree via Near Infrared Spectroscopy Under Motor Imagery Task[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2022, 49(5): 0507301
Received: Oct. 19, 2021
Accepted: Jan. 14, 2022
Published Online: Mar. 9, 2022
The Author Email: Li Ting (liting@bme.cams.cn)