Regional GABA Measurement Protocol
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Variable analysis
- Regional GABA measurements
- GABA levels
- Scanning performed at 3T ('Achieva', Philips Healthcare, The Netherlands) with a 32-channel head coil
- T1-weighted whole brain image (MPRage, TR/TE = 8 ms/3.7 ms, 1 mm^3 isotropic voxels)
- Single voxel GABA-edited MRS in 5 voxel locations (visual cortex, OCC, auditory cortex, AUD, sensorimotor cortex, SM, frontal eye fields, FEF and dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, DLPFC)
- GABA-edited MRS collected using a MEGA-PRESS experiment (19 (link))
- Editing pulses applied at 1.9 ppm and 7.46 ppm, interleaving every two transients across a 16-step phase cycle, TR/TE = 2s/68 ms; 320 transients, 2048 data points at a spectra width of 2 kHz; VAPOR water suppression and first-order and second-order shim parameters were derived using pencil-beam projection-based shimming routine
- Voxel sizes: 3 × 3 × 3 cm^3, except for the AUD which was 4 × 3 × 2 cm^3
- Study approved by the local IRB and all volunteers provided informed, written consent
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