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Ocular Dominance and Fmri Activation in Response to Various Stimuli

Lestak et al., 2014

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16635839581190797527
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Lestak J
Tintera J
Rozsival P
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Clinical Research

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The aim of the study was to determine whether functional magnetic resonance imaging (FMRI) activation in response to various types of stimulation is dependent on ocular dominance. Our sample included 20 eyes of 10 healthy subjects (8 female with the mean …
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