The characteristics of cortical activation and functional connectivity during the performance of different attention tasks in brain-injured patients: A fNIRS study

Name: The characteristics of cortical activation and functional connectivity during the performance of different attention tasks in brain-injured patients: A fNIRS study
Creator: Ashely ding
Published: 2025-05-07T14:51:36.637Z
Keywords: Clinical Medicine

ding, Ashely; Zhang, Yiru; Xie, Youshu; He, Yongzhi; Wang, Yunyun; Lu, Jiachun; Pang, Rizhao; Yang, Ya; Wang, Wenchun; Chen, Zhesi

doi:10.17632/7tcrj59w2p.1

The characteristics of cortical activation and functional connectivity during the performance of different attention tasks in brain-injured patients: A fNIRS study

Published: 7 May 2025| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/7tcrj59w2p.1

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Ashely ding, Yiru Zhang, Youshu Xie, Yongzhi He, Yunyun Wang, Jiachun Lu, Rizhao Pang, Ya Yang, Wenchun Wang, Zhesi Chen

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The study is clinical research and presents new information about patients with brain injury maintaining attentional function through enhanced activation of frontoparietal networks and functional connectivity across brain regions, suggesting a possible mechanism for neuroplasticity of attentional function in brain injury.

The characteristics of cortical activation and functional connectivity during the performance of different attention tasks in brain-injured patients: A fNIRS study

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