Abstract
We developed an optical topography system with a time resolution of less than one second using Continuous Wave laser diodes. We measured human occipital brain during visual stimulation employing this equipment and functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging. These results agreed well. Our optical topography system has potential to measure brain function.
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