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MEG Studies of human vision: Retinotopic organization of V1

A major goal of noninvasive studies of human vision is to determine the existence and properties of multiple visual areas of the human brain, analogous to those identified in nonhuman primates. This paper focuses on the retinotopic organization of the primary visual area (V1). We demonstrated that the general features of the cruciform model are correct but significant variability exists between subjects in the details of how V1 maps onto the calcarine fissure. These results represent the most detailed demonstration of V1 retinotopy to date, obtained in vivo from noninvasive measurement techniques.

magnetoencefalography (MEG); human vision; retinopic organization of V1

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