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Functional MRI of oropharyngeal air-pulse stimulation

By Peter Soros

Sörös P, Lalone E, Smith R, Stevens T, Theurer J, Menon R, Martin R. Functional MRI of oropharyngeal air-pulse stimulation. Neuroscience 2008, 153: 1300-1308. PubMed | PDF

Background: Although the posterior oral cavity and oropharynx play a major role in swallowing, their central representation is poorly understood.
Methods: High-field functional magnetic resonance imaging of the brain [...]

Dysphagia Research Society 2008

By Peter Soros

The following oral presentation, given at the Dysphagia Research Society 2008 in Charleston, SC, USA, presents a study on somatosensory processing of brief air-pulse stimuli. A more detailed description of this study can be found here.
Sörös P, Lalone E, Smith R, Stevens T, Theurer J, Menon R, Martin R. Functional MRI of oropharyngeal air-pulse stimulation. [...]

fMRI of vibrotactile processing

By Peter Soros

Sörös P, Marmurek J, Tam F, Baker N, Staines WR, Graham SJ. Functional MRI of working memory and selective attention in vibrotactile frequency discrimination. BMC Neuroscience 2007, 8:48. PubMed Abstract Reprint

Background. To characterise the neural correlates of intact vibrotactile working memory and attention, we conducted functional MRI in 12 healthy young adults. Participants [...]

Functional imaging of speech production

By Peter Soros

This is a presentation I gave at the Ontario Aphasia Interest Group Teleconference in December 2006. It summarizes the findings of my fMRI study on speech production in healthy younger adults (Neuroimage 2006;32(1):376-387). The presentation is available as Flash web presentation or as a pdf (6 MB).

Meta-analysis of swallowing

Sörös P, Inamoto Y, Martin RE. Functional brain imaging of swallowing: An activation likelihood estimation meta-analysis. Hum Brain Mapp. 2008 Dec 23.

Somatosensory processing

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Sörös P, Lalone E, Smith R, Stevens T, Theurer J, Menon R, Martin R. Functional MRI of oropharyngeal air-pulse stimulation. Neuroscience 2008, 153: 1300-1308.
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This fMRI study identified the neural circuitry associated with somatosensory processing of short air pulses delivered to the oral cavity.