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Functional MR of the primary auditory cortex: an analysis of pure tone activation and tone discrimination.

Strainer et al., 1997

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798884880171144680
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Strainer J
Ulmer J
Yetkin F
Haughton V
Daniels D
Millen S
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American Journal of Neuroradiology

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PURPOSE To use functional MR imaging to measure the effect of frequency (pitch), intensity (loudness), and complexity of auditory stimuli on activation in the primary and secondary auditory cortexes. METHODS Multiplanar echo-planar images were acquired in healthy …
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