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Measurement
and characterization of the human spinal cord SEEP response using
event-related spinal fMRI Chase
R. Figley and Patrick W. Stroman Magnetic
Resonance Imaging (in press, accepted Dec 4,
2011) Somatotopic arrangement of thermal sensory
regions in the healthy human spinal cord determined by means of
spinal cord fMRI P. W. Stroman, R.
L. Bosma, A. Tsyben Magnetic Resonance in Medicine.(in press, accepted Oct 16, 2011)
Characterization
of DTI indices in the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spinal cord in
healthy humans R. L. Bosma,
P. W. Stroman Radiology
Research and Practice (in press, accepted Sept 30,
2011) Neural
correlates of sexual arousal in the spinal cords of able-bodied men:
A spinal fMRI investigation N. Kozyrev, C. R.
Figley, M., Sipski-Alexander, J. S. Richards, R. L. Bosma, P. W.
Stroman Journal of Sex &
Marital Therapy (in press, accepted July 13, 2011) Bringing
the real world into the fMRI scanner: Repetition effects for
pictures versus real objects Jacqueline
C. Snow, Charles E. Pettypiece, Teresa D. McAdam, Adam D. McLean,
Patrick W. Stroman, Melvyn A. Goodale & Jody C.
Culham Scientific
Reports
1 :130, DOI:
10.1038/srep00130, Oct 26, (2011). Neural
correlates of focused attention in cognitively normal older
adults J. R. Bowes, P.
Stroman, A Garcia World
Journal of Neuroscience, 1, 19-27 (2011) Investigating
pain networks in the spinal cord using functional
MRI P.
W. Stroman (editorial) Imaging
in Medicine, April 2011, Vol. 3, No. 2, Pages 141-143.
(2011) J. Lawrence, J. Kornelsen, P. Stroman Magnetic Resonance Imaging 29(6): 813-818 (2011).
Conventional MRI as a
diagnostic and prognostic tool in spinal cord injury: a systemic
review of its application so far and an overview on emerging MRI
methods The role(s) of astrocytes
and astrocyte activity in neurometabolism, neurovascular coupling,
and the production of functional neuroimaging
signals Mapping of neural
activity produced by thermal pain in the healthy human spinal cord
and brainstem: a Functional MRI Study 
Influence of attention
focus on neural activity involved with thermal sensations in the
human spinal cord Applying Functional MRI
to the Spinal Cord and Brainstem In Contrast to BOLD:
Signal Enhancement by Extravascular Water Protons (SEEP) as an
Alternative Mechanism of Endogenous fMRI Signal
Change Tactile sensory
transmission in the human spinal cord and brainstem 
Spinal fMRI investigation
of human spinal cord function over a range of innocuous thermal
sensory stimuli and study-related emotional
influences Role of the
basal ganglia in switching a planned response Development and
validation of retrospective spinal cord motion time-course estimates
(RESPITE) for spin echo spinal fMRI: Improved sensitivity and
specificity by means of a motion-compensating general linear model
analysis 
Spinal fMRI during
proprioceptive and tactile tasks in healthy subjects: activity
detected using cross-correlation, general linear model and
independent component analysis Investigation of
cardiac-related motion in the lower-thoracic, lumbar, and sacral
spinal cord: Implications for imaging human spinal cord structure
and function Evidence for enhanced
functional activity of cervical cord in relapsing multiple
sclerosis Spatial normalization and
motion correction for functional magnetic resonance imaging of the
spinal cord and brainstem Functional magnetic
resonance imaging of the human cervical spinal cord with vibration
stimulation of different dermatomes Magnetic resonance
imaging of neuronal and glial swelling as an indicator of function
in cerebral tissue slices Tactile-associated
recruitment of the cervical cord is altered in patients with
multiple sclerosis Functional MRI of the
cervical spinal cord during noxious and innocuous thermal
stimulation in the alpha-chloralose and halothane anaesthetized
rat   Investigation of Human
Cervical and Upper Thoracic Spinal Cord Motion: Implications for
Imaging Spinal Cord Structure and Function Comparison of functional
activity in the rat cervical spinal cord during alpha-chloralose and
halothane anesthesia Detection of the neuronal
activity occurring caudal to the site of spinal cord injury that is
elicited during lower limb movement tasks  Discrimination of errors
from neuronal activity in functional MRI of the human spinal cord by
means of general linear model analysis Simultaneous functional
magnetic resonance imaging in the rat spinal cord and
brain  Functional magnetic
resonance imaging based on SEEP contrast: response function and
anatomical specificity Magnetic resonance
imaging of neuronal function in the spinal cord: spinal
FMRI The role of the striatum
in implicit learning: a functional magnetic resonance imaging
study An improved method for
spinal fMRI with large volume coverage of the spinal
cord  fMRI
of the lumbar spinal cord during a lower limb motor
task Correlation of functional
activation in the rat spinal cord with neuronal activation detected
by immunohistochemistry Noninvasive assessment of
the injured human spinal cord by means of functional magnetic
resonance imaging  Functional magnetic
resonance imaging at 0.2 Tesla Functional MRI of the rat
lumbar spinal cord involving painful stimulation and the effect of
peripheral joint mobilization Pain modulates cerebral
activity during cognitive performance Functional MRI involving
painful stimulation of the ankle and the effect of physiotherapy
joint mobilization Functional magnetic
resonance imaging of the human brain based on signal enhancement by
extravascular protons (SEEP fMRI) Functional magnetic
resonance imaging of the human brain and spinal cord by means of
signal enhancement by extravascular protons  Mapping of neuronal
function in the healthy and injured human spinal cord with spinal
fMRI Functional imaging of the
rat cervical spinal cord Extravascular
proton-density changes as a non-BOLD component of contrast in fMRI
of the human spinal cord Functional magnetic
resonance imaging of the human cervical spinal cord with stimulation
of different sensory dermatomes Characterization of
contrast changes in functional MRI of the human spinal cord at 1.5
T Spin-echo versus
gradient-echo fMRI with short echo times Functional MRI of motor
and sensory activation in the human spinal cord BOLD MRI of the human
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