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Daniel B. Rowe

Marquette University; Medical College of Wisconsin



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47 – Recent Development in Imaging Statistics

Utilizing Baseline and Differential Information to Improve fMRI Brain Activation

Sponsor: Section on Statistics in Imaging
Keywords: fMRI, activation, MRI, imaging

Daniel B. Rowe

Marquette University; Medical College of Wisconsin

The practice in fMRI brain imaging is to determine brain activation within a voxel by way of a statistically significant increase in the BOLD signal from baseline due to task performance. This practice ignores valuable information at hand within the voxel about the tissue type contained in the same data. The baseline signal intensity within a voxel indicates the tissue type contained within it. In this work, methods will be explored to utilize both baseline anatomical and differential functional information to determine brain activation.

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