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Gonzalo M Rojas1, Jorge A Fuentes2, Marcelo Gálvez3
1Laboratory for Advanced Medical Image Processing, Department of Radiology, Clínica las CondesSantiago, Chile; Advanced Epilepsy Center, Clínica las CondesSantiago, Chile.
Abstract:
Multiple functional MRI (fMRI)-based functional connectivity networks were obtained by Yeo et al. (2011), and the visualization of these complex networks is a difficult task. Also, the combination of functional connectivity networks determined by fMRI with electroencephalography (EEG) data could be a very useful tool. Mobile devices are becoming increasingly common among users, and for this reason, we describe here two applications for Android and iOS mobile devices: one that shows in an interactive way the seven Yeo functional connectivity networks, and another application that shows the relative position of 10-20 EEG electrodes with Yeo's seven functional connectivity networks.
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