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E Hernandez-Martin1, F Marcano1, C Modroño-Pascual1
1Department of Basic Medical Science (Physiology), Faculty of Health Sciences, Medicine Section, Universidad de La Laguna 38071, Spain.
Abstract:
The present work shows the capability of near infrared (NIR) light to reach the cerebral cortex through the frontal sinus using continuous-wave techniques (CW-DOT) in a dual study. On the one hand, changes in time during the tracking of a blood dye in the prefrontal cortex were monitored. On the other hand, hemodynamic changes induced by low frequency of transcranial magnetic stimulation applied on the prefrontal cortex were recorded. The results show how NIR light projected through the frontal sinus reaches the cerebral cortex target, providing enough information to have a reliable measurement of cortical hemodynamic changes using CW-DOT.
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