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fMRI functional magnetic resonance imaging: a form of magnetic resonance imaging of the brain that registers blood flow to functioning areas of the brain
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fMRI A type of brain scan that can be used to monitor the brain's activity and to detect abnormalities in how it works.
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fMRI A noninvasive, diagnostic scanning procedure that produces detailed, computerized images. The use of a "contrast agent" or dye enhances the detail of the images. Sequencing of these images may help physicians visualize the body's functioning, thus aiding differential diagnosis.
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fMRI A special imaging technology used to view the structure of the brain and show the relativity between physical changes in the brain (eg, blood flow) and mental functioning (eg, performing cognitive tasks). g
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fMRI Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging, a new method of scanning the brain's activity that needs no radioactive materials and produces images at a higher resolution than PET. It is based on differences in the magnetic resonance of certain atomic nuclei in areas of neuronal activity.
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