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functional magnetic resonance imaging

functional magnetic resonance imaging Functional magnetic resonance imaging is a method that takes rapid, repeated images of an organ and analyzes them statistically to detect differences across the images.

Functional magnetic resonance imaging is a method that takes rapid, repeated images of an organ and analyzes them statistically to detect differences across the images. It is most often used to study brain function.

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