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Assessment of functional plasticity in children with cerebral palsy in response to robotic-assisted gait training

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Wavelet analysis of cerebral haemodynamic and metabolic changes during cardiac surgery

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Longitudinal effects of functional plasticity during rehabilitation with fNIRS: a case study

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Spontaneous systemic fluctuations measured with fNIRS at rest are sensitive to carotid artery disease

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Influence of cerebral perfusion pressure on neurovascular coupling – link to autoregulatory health

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Agreement Among Experimental Cerebrovascular Reactivity Paradigms Assessed with Diffuse Correlation Spectroscopy Improves with Short Separation Regression

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Detecting covert consciousness using movies in the intensive care unit: an fNIRS study

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Assessing the Sensitivity of a High-Density Time-Resolved Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Device for Neuromonitoring

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Quantitative NIRS for Neonatal Neuromonitoring

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Does glycemic control in preterm neonates impact on brain hemodynamics at birth and neurodevelopmental outcome? Preliminary results of the BabyGlucoLight clinical trial

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