Low-frequency oscillation

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Humans1

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Age

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Age is associated with low-frequency oscillation in humans.
“In contrast, LFO pulsations generally declined with age, suggesting reduced vasomotion in the older brain.”
Humans
HyPER: Region-specific hypersampling of fMRI to resolve low-frequency, respiratory, and cardiac pulsations, revealing age-related differences
NeuroImage1 Oct 2025

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