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Abstract #3318

Changes in resting state functional connectivity within and between brain networks reveal effects of an injury to motor cortex in monkey brain

Anirban Sengupta1, Feng Wang1, Arabinda Mishra1, Pai Feng Wang1, Jamie L Reed1, Li Min Chen1, and John C Gore1
1Institute of Imaging Science, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, TN, United States

Synopsis

Keywords: Functional Connectivity, fMRI (resting state), brain connectivity

Motivation: To evaluate whether changes in resting state functional connectivity within and between brain functional networks reveal the effects of an injury to motor cortex in squirrel monkey brain.

Goal(s): The goal was to quantify the connectivity changes within and between functionally relevant regions of a squirrel monkey brain post a motor cortex lesion.

Approach: Resting state BOLD signals were acquired and analyzed by correlating functional MRI time courses from ICA detected networks using Pearson’s correlation.

Results: Differential changes in connectivity measures were observed both within and between functional networks post the lesion which indicates the usefulness of studying both the measures in conjunction.

Impact: The study demonstrates the utility of within-network connectivity measures in conjunction with the traditional approach of computing between-network connectivity to investigate the effects of a motor cortex injury. This has translational value in early diagnosis and treatment planning in patients.

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