Hyeonjeong Park, Fangxu Xing, Maureen Stone, Hahn Kang, Xiaofeng Liu, Jiachen Zhuo, Sidney Fels, Timothy G Reese, Van J Wedeen, Georges El Fakhri, Jerry L Prince, Jonghye Woo
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Investigating muscle coordination patterns with Granger causality analysis in protrusive motion from tagged and diffusion MRI.
The human tongue exhibits an orchestrated arrangement of internal muscles, working in sequential order to execute tongue movements. Understanding the muscle coordination patterns involved in tongue protrusive motion is crucial for advancing knowledge of tongue structure and function. To achieve this, this work focuses on five muscles known to contribute to protrusive motion. Tagged and diffusion MRI data are collected for analysis of muscle fiber geometry and motion patterns. Lagrangian strain measurements are derived, and Granger causal analysis is carried out to assess predictive information among the muscles. Experimental results suggest sequential muscle coordination of protrusive motion among distinct muscle groups.