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Homologous Connectivity Maps Can Discriminate Diseased from Healthy Brains

Dmitry Patashov, Dmitry Goldstein, and Michal Balberg

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Abstract

NIRS based, resting state connectivity maps of symmetric brain regions are determined for healthy subjects and patients suffering major depression. Empirical filtering of the oxygenated hemoglobin signals enables a good discrimination between the two groups.

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