]>Cerebral Blood Flow Measurement Using fMRI and PET: A Cross-Validation Study : Figure 6
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Figure 6: Correlation plots of group-average fMRI CBF percent changes with respect to PET CBF changes in the V1, t-map, and GM ROIs. The dots represent results from baseline and 4 levels of visual stimulation, and the triangles represent the results for the 5% hypercapnia condition. The equations resulted from the linear fitting of the data, represented by the dotted lines. The hypercapnic ΔCBF measured using PET and MR are similar. In all 3 cases, the 𝜒 2 values have probabilities well within the range of acceptance, and t-test results indicate the slope of the linear fit is not significantly different from unity.