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- Title
Functional Optical Coherence Tomography of Rat Cortical Neurovascular Activation during Monopulse Electrical Stimulation with the Microelectrode Array.
- Authors
Yao, Lin; Huang, Jin; Liu, Taixiang; Gu, Han; Li, Changpeng; Yang, Ke; Yan, Hongwei; Huang, Lin; Jiang, Xiaodong; Wang, Chengcheng; Zhu, Qihua
- Abstract
This paper presents a study to evoke rat cortical functional activities, including hemodynamic and neural tissue signal changes, by monopulse electrical stimulation with a microelectrode array using functional optical coherence tomography (fOCT). Based on the principal component analysis and fuzzy clustering method (PCA-FCM), the hemodynamic response of different size blood vessels in rat cortex are analyzed, showing that the hemodynamic response of the superficial large blood vessels is more concentrated. In the regions of neural tissue where blood vessels are removed, positive significant pixels (the intensity of the pixel for five consecutive frames is greater than the average value plus triple standard deviation) and negative significant pixels (the intensity of the pixel for five consecutive frames is less than the average value minus triple standard deviation) exist, and the averaged intensity signal responds rapidly with an onset time of ~20.8 ms. Furthermore, the hemodynamic response was delayed by ~3.5 s from the neural tissue response. fOCT can provide a label-free, large-scale and depth-resolved map of cortical neurovascular activation, which is a promising technology to monitor cortical small-scale neurovascular activities.
- Subjects
ELECTRIC stimulation; OPTICAL coherence tomography; NERVE tissue; MONOPULSE radar; PRINCIPAL components analysis; RATS; BLOOD vessels
- Publication
Photonics, 2024, Vol 11, Issue 5, p420
- ISSN
2304-6732
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.3390/photonics11050420