Application of Unsuppressed Water Peaks for MRS Thermometry

Sińczuk, Marcin; Rogala, Jacek; Piątkowska-Janko, Ewa; Bogorodzki, Piotr

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-38430-1_31

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

2023

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-38430-1_31

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Application of Unsuppressed Water Peaks for MRS Thermometry

Marcin Sińczuk,

Jacek Rogala,

Ewa Piątkowska-Janko

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Local variation in brain temperature explains gender-specificity of working memory performance

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Exploring gender differences in cognitive abilities offers vital insights into human brain functioning. Our study utilized advanced techniques like magnetic resonance thermometry, standard working memory n-back tasks, and functional MRI to investigate if gender-based variations in brain temperature correlate with distinct neuronal responses and working memory capabilities. Interestingly, our findings revealed no gender disparity in working memory performance. However, we observed a significant decrease in average brain temperature in males during working memory tasks, a phenomenon not seen in females. Although changes in female brain temperature were not statistically significant, we found an inverse relationship between the absolute temperature change (ATC) and cognitive performance, alongside a correlation with blood oxygen level dependent (BOLD) neuronal responses. This suggests that in females, ATC is a crucial determinant for the link between cognitive performance and BOLD responses, a linkage not evident in males. Our results also suggest that females compensate for their brain's heightened temperature sensitivity by activating additional neuronal networks to support working memory. This study not only underscores the complexity of gender differences in cognitive processing but also opens new avenues for understanding how temperature fluctuations influence brain functionality.

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Local variation in brain temperature explains gender-specificity of working memory performance

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Application of Unsuppressed Water Peaks for MRS Thermometry

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Local variation in brain temperature explains gender-specificity of working memory performance

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