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Methodological Considerations in Conducting an Olfactory fMRI Study
2013
Behavioural Neurology
The sense of smell is a complex chemosensory processing in human and animals that allows them to connect with the environment as one of their chief sensory systems. In the field of functional brain imaging, many studies have focused on locating brain regions that are involved during olfactory processing. Despite wealth of literature about brain network in different olfactory tasks, there is a paucity of data regarding task design. Moreover, considering importance of olfactory tasks for patients
doi:10.1155/2013/870814
pmid:23619085
pmcid:PMC5213805
fatcat:3h4wr3pahzgtfnvngv7dd7ltpe