Local Cerebral Blood Flow during Biofeedback Training

Y. Matsuura, Toru Tanimura, Daisuke Iida, H. Takada
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Biofeedback (BF) is a means for gaining control of bodily processes to increase relaxation, relieve pain and improve health, among other benefits. A BF instrument has three tasks. First is to monitor (in some way) a physiological process of interest. Second is to measure (quantify) what is monitored. Third is to present what is monitored or measured as meaningful information. Electromyography (EMG) and BF are often used simultaneously to handle movement during a procedure. BF is a means for gaining control of bodily processes to increase relaxation, relieve pain and improve health, among other benefits. And BF training (BFT) is not only a technique used for enhancing health, but is predicted to affect the development and maintenance of brain function. One technique for non-invasive measurement of brain activity that has been developed in recent years is brain functional imaging using near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS). Compared to other techniques of measurement of brain activity, NIRS is a low-restraint and non-invasive measuring technique. In addition, it enables a user to take electrophysiological measurements during activity, such as training or other movements. The connection between BFT and brain function surely will garner further attention in future, as current studies state that BFT involves not only voluntary movement of the extremities and joints, but also receives input from high-level integrative functions of the brain. And furthermore, BFT, which has garnered attention in recent years, has not only revealed the importance of mental training when performing an action, but also monitors subjects’ muscle performance and encourages learning of psychophysiological control. Here, we investigated the connection between BFT and local cerebral blood flow, by performing cranial NIRS with simultaneous electromyogram (EMG), recording from the rectus femoris muscle. Our results suggest that kicking action alters brain function, particularly in a manner that is predicted to activate working memory.
生物反馈训练中的局部脑血流
生物反馈(BF)是一种控制身体过程的方法,可以增加放松,减轻疼痛,改善健康状况,还有其他好处。一个BF仪器有三个任务。首先是(以某种方式)监测感兴趣的生理过程。第二是测量(量化)被监控的内容。第三是将被监测或测量的内容作为有意义的信息呈现出来。肌电图(EMG)和脑电图(BF)通常同时用于处理手术过程中的运动。BF是一种控制身体过程的方法,可以增加放松,减轻疼痛,改善健康状况,还有其他好处。BF训练(BFT)不仅是一种用于增强健康的技术,而且被预测会影响大脑功能的发育和维持。近年来发展起来的一种非侵入性脑活动测量技术是利用近红外光谱(NIRS)进行脑功能成像。与其他脑活动测量技术相比,近红外光谱是一种低约束、无创的测量技术。此外,它还允许用户在活动期间进行电生理测量,例如训练或其他运动。BFT与脑功能之间的联系必将得到进一步的关注,因为目前的研究表明,BFT不仅涉及四肢和关节的自主运动,而且还接受来自大脑高级综合功能的输入。此外,近年来备受关注的BFT不仅揭示了心理训练在执行动作时的重要性,而且还可以监测受试者的肌肉表现并鼓励学习心理生理控制。在这里,我们研究了BFT和局部脑血流之间的联系,通过使用颅骨近红外光谱(NIRS)同时记录股直肌肌电图(EMG)。我们的研究结果表明,踢脚的动作会改变大脑功能,尤其是在某种程度上被预测会激活工作记忆。
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