Hey fNIRS Community,
I'm using Homer3 to analyze my fNIRS data during a gross hand task while using a prosthetic (60 sec task) separated by rest (60 sec). Interestingly, after using the GLM function in Homer3, I get a few channels with negative HbO2 values (i.e., classic HbO2 activation but completely negative values). I've attached a pdf of two channels with positive and negative HbO2 data as an example. I was just curious if anyone else has seen this and if there is anything in literature that describes this. I haven't seen this yet and hope to start a discussion on this here as I'm not sure what to make of it yet. I appreciate any and all help with this.
Thanks,
Jordan
Hi! I've seen this but only in the infant literature. This paper may be a good starting place for you.
Issard, C., & Gervain, J. (2018). Variability of the hemodynamic response in infants: Influence of experimental design and stimulus complexity. Developmental cognitive neuroscience, 33, 182-193.
Latest Post: Mayer Waves Our newest member: Matthieu de Wit Recent Posts Unread Posts
