František Váša

2 weeks ago | nature.com | Charlotte M. Pretzsch |František Váša |Kirsten A Donald |Freda Scheffler |Cindy C. Pham |Declan Murphy | +2 more

AbstractHigh-field magnetic resonance imaging to explore brain structure and function remains limited to high-resource settings. Novel, low-field (<0.1 T) imaging offers a more cost-effective/accessible alternative. However, the validity of low-field data at spatial resolutions relevant to research and clinic (vertex-level) remains unclear.