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Delineating In Vivo T1-Weighted Intensity Profiles Within the Human Insula Cortex Using 7-Tesla MRI

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By Austin Jon Dibble, C. Dalby, J. Carvalheiro
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Folded deep within the lateral sulcus of each hemisphere, the insula cortex stands as a cornerstone of human function and behaviour (Menon et al. 2020; Gasquoine 2014). It orchestrates activity that spans the domains of sensory perception (interoception, pain, gustation), emotional regulation (empathy, social emotions), and cognitive functions (goal-directed tasks, risk, memory, and language) (Craig 2002; Craig 2004; Critchley et al.
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Delineating In-Vivo T1-Weighted Intensity Profiles Within the Human Insula Cortex Using 7-Tesla MRI

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By Filippo Queirazza, Connor Dalby, Austin Jon Dibble, Joana Carvalheiro
| BioRxiv
Abstract The integral role of the insula cortex in sensory and cognitive function has been well documented in humans, and fine anatomical details characterising the insula have been extensively investigated ex-vivo in both human and non-human primates. However, in-vivo studies of insula anatomy in humans (in general), and within-insula parcellation (in particular) have been limited.
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