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Reliability of functional magnetic resonance imaging associative encoding memory paradigms in non-demented elderly adults
2011
Human Brain Mapping
Functional MRI holds significant potential to aid in the development of early interventions to improve memory function, and to assess longitudinal change in memory systems in aging and early Alzheimer's disease. However, the test-retest reliability of hippocampal activation and of "beneficial" deactivation in the precuneus has yet to be fully established during memory encoding tasks in older subjects. Using a mixed block and event-related face-name associative encoding paradigm, the reliability
doi:10.1002/hbm.21166
pmid:21259385
pmcid:PMC3551453
fatcat:vpougjc5mzag7ap45mszzlofdy