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TR was 1500 ms, TE was 25 ms, and flip angle was 80°. The volume orientation differs between subjects, though in all cases it was approximately perpendicular to the calcarine sulcus. High resolution ...

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Slices were oriented perpendicular to the calcarine sulcus. After each fMRI run, five EPI images with reversed phase encoding direction (F to H) were also acquired for EPI distortion correction.

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