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Hypoxia leads to decrease in hemodynamic responses of visual cortex

Karolina Bejm, Stanisław Wojtkiewicz, Żanna Pastuszak, and Adam Liebert

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Abstract

We show the hemodynamic response of a visual cortex on healthy volunteers under , hypoxia as registered with fNIRS system. Results show that amplitude of hemodynamic response to a visual stimulation correlates with the arterial oxygen saturation.

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