Widespread nociceptive maps in the human neonatal somatosensory cortex - RAW DATA
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posted on 2022-03-07, 14:49 authored by Laura JonesLaura Jones, Madeleine VerriotisMadeleine Verriotis, Robert CooperRobert Cooper, Maria Pureza Laudiano-Dray, Mohammed Rupawala, Judith MeekJudith Meek, Lorenzo FabriziLorenzo Fabrizi, Maria FitzgeraldMaria FitzgeraldBrain activity (fNIRS) was recorded following a clinically-required heel lance procedure or innocuous mechanical stimulation of the limbs (heel and hand) at the bedside in the neonatal unit at University College London Hospitals.
Files are in .nirs format for use with Homer2 open access software.
Note: Accidental triggers during recording have been removed. To revert file to original state in Homer2 would reintroduce these triggers as well as remove trigger labels.
Triggers currently 'excluded' (dashed lines) during heel or hand touches, denote those during which movement of the baby was observed.
Funding
The development of human cortical networks: effects of early life stress and injury
Medical Research Council
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