From retinotopy to recognition: fMRI in human visual cortex
RBH Tootell, NK Hadjikhani, JD Mendola… - Trends in cognitive …, 1998 - cell.com
Trends in cognitive sciences, 1998•cell.com
Recent advances in functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) have furnished
increasingly informative and accurate maps of the retinotopy and functional organization in
human visual cortex. Here we review how information in those sensory-based maps is
topographically related to, and influenced by, more cognitive visuo-spatial dimensions, such
as mental imagery, spatial attention, repetition effects and size perception.
increasingly informative and accurate maps of the retinotopy and functional organization in
human visual cortex. Here we review how information in those sensory-based maps is
topographically related to, and influenced by, more cognitive visuo-spatial dimensions, such
as mental imagery, spatial attention, repetition effects and size perception.
Abstract
Recent advances in functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) have furnished increasingly informative and accurate maps of the retinotopy and functional organization in human visual cortex. Here we review how information in those sensory-based maps is topographically related to, and influenced by, more cognitive visuo-spatial dimensions, such as mental imagery, spatial attention, repetition effects and size perception.
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