Functional Connectivity MRI is a neuroimaging technique that belongs to the broader class of magnetic resonance imaging methods, specifically distinguished by its focus on measuring temporally correlated blood-oxygen-level-dependent signals between spatially separated brain regions to infer intrinsic functional brain networks.
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