Abstract #1629

Cortical Depth-Dependent Physiological Noise Cleaning in High-Resolution VASO Imaging

Andrew Hall¹, Laurentius Huber², Daniel A Handwerker³, Javier Gonzales-Castillo³, Natasha Topolski³, and Peter A Bandettini³

¹Section on Functional Imaging Methods, NIH/NIMH, Bethesda, MD, United States, ²section on functional imaging methods, NIH/NIMH, ³NIH/NIMH

As functional analyses move toward finer detail and higher resolution, sources of noise that were nuisances are now becoming more significant. While noise removal is well studied in lower-resolution, gradient echo BOLD-weighted imaging, it is not as well understood in high resolution VASO. We examine the efficacy of physiological noise cleaning methods that are commonly used in many fMRI studies.

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