牟宗霞,侯文生,郑小林,吴小鹰,沈珊,Annette M Sterr,彭承琳.视觉反馈增益对力量输出影响的fMRI研究[J].中国医学影像技术,2009,25(5):749~752
视觉反馈增益对力量输出影响的fMRI研究
fMRI observation of the effect of visual feedback gain on force production
投稿时间:2008-05-04  修订日期:2009-02-20
DOI:
中文关键词:  视觉反馈  磁共振成像  增益  运动皮层
英文关键词:Visual feedback  Magnetic resonance imaging  Gain  Motor cortex
基金项目:国家自然科学基金(30770546)、重庆市自然科学基金(2006BB2043和2007BB5148)。
作者单位E-mail
牟宗霞 重庆大学生物医学工程系,重庆 400044  
侯文生 重庆大学生物医学工程系,重庆 400044 hws21cn@yahoo.com.cn 
郑小林 重庆大学生物医学工程系,重庆 400044  
吴小鹰 重庆大学生物医学工程系,重庆 400044  
沈珊 萨里大学吉尔福德学院心理学系, 萨里 吉尔福德 GU2 7XH, 英国  
Annette M Sterr 萨里大学吉尔福德学院心理学系, 萨里 吉尔福德 GU2 7XH, 英国  
彭承琳 重庆大学生物医学工程系,重庆 400044  
摘要点击次数: 4044
全文下载次数: 1062
中文摘要:
       目的 运用全脑fMRI技术研究视觉反馈增益在运动功能执行中的调节作用。方法 设计快、慢两种变化速度的力量跟踪任务,在高低不同的两种视觉反馈增益下令15名正常受试者做右手握力运动,同时接受BOLD-fMRI扫描;采用t检验分析获得不同运动状态与静息状态信号对比的脑功能图,对比观察脑皮层兴奋区的异同。结果 四种模式握力运动均可激活初级躯体感觉运动区(SMC)、双侧前运动区(PMC)、辅助运动区(SMA)、小脑、基底节(BG)和对侧后顶叶(PPC)等。随着反馈增益的提高:S1、PPC、PMC、小脑等激活强度、范围均降低,BG恰好相反;SMA激活强度提高但范围缩小,M1表现不明显。结论 视觉反馈增益对力量输出有显著影响,不同增益所激活的脑区不同。PPC、PMC、小脑、基底节等参与调节过程。
英文摘要:
      Objective To study the effect of visual feedback gain on movement with the whole-brain functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). Methods Fifteen healthy volunteers were recruited to execute a grasping task with right hand, and two force track tasks with different increasing/decreasing force rate were performed. The activated areas were evaluated with BOLD fMRI, and functional responses were established by student's group t test analysis. Results All four different grasping tasks could activate the primary somatosensory cortex (SMC), bilateral pre-motor area (PMC), supplementary motor area (SMA), cerebellum, basal ganglia (BG), the contralateral posterior parietal cortex (PPC), etc. With the increase of feedback-dependent BOLD signal, both the size and the intensity decreased in S1, PPC, PMC and cerebellum, while the activation of BG was opposite. The intensity of the active area in SMA swelled while the extent decreased, and no significant difference was found in the M1. Conclusion Visual stimuli can influence force output significantly and different visual feedback gains may recruit different cortex function areas to execute different motor tasks. PPC, PMC, cerebellum and BG participate in regulating the power of the hand grasp with different gains.
查看全文  查看/发表评论  下载PDF阅读器