Amblyopic deficits in monocular processing and binocular interactions revealed by submillimeter 7T fMRI and EEG frequency tagging
Yue Wang,
Chencan Qian,
Yige Gao
et al.
Abstract:Disruption of retinal input early in life can lead to amblyopia, a condition characterized by reduced visual acuity despite corrected optics. Although extensive losses of neural activity have been found in the early visual cortex, it remains unclear whether they reflect deficits in feedforward or feedback processing, or abnormal binocular interactions. Combining submillimeter 7T fMRI and EEG frequency tagging, our study revealed the precise neural deficits in monocular processing and binocular interactions in … Show more
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