fMRI_Pilot_1800_microTesla_DICOM part 1

Abstract

fMRI_Pilot_1800_microTesla_DICOM part 1-2: MRI and fMRI DICOM images corresponding to the pilot study conducted with a 1800 microTesla exposure These DICOM files have been produced by a Siemens 1.5T Avanto (Siemens, Germany) MRI, as described in the paper. DICOM is a standard format for MRI images, and these can be analyzed with software packages such as BrainVoyager (Brain Innovation, The Netherlands), which we have used in the paper; or an open-access software package such as FSL (http://fsl.fmrib.ox.ac.uk/fsl/fslwiki/). The analysis procedure for the fMRI data is fully described in the Methods section of the paper. DICOM files are available for each subject pre- and post-exposure, for each of the two tasks presented in the paper (finger tapping and mental rotation). Please feel free to contact the authors if further guidance is required