NNI offers functional MRI analysis services to assess cognitive functions using 6 brief protocols covering areas like picture naming, verbal fluency, face memory, and trail making. They provide detailed statistical reports showing brain activation maps. Case studies demonstrate different activation patterns in patients with issues like traumatic brain injury or matrix reasoning deficits. The services aim to enhance patient assessment, clarify diagnoses, and monitor treatment outcomes in a cost-effective manner compatible with standard MRI scanners.

1. fMRI you can use

2. What we offerSynthesis of Neuroimaging and Behavior in Real TimeThe greatest level of detail about brain function technologically availableFully detailed reports provided by NNI are based on the 5 year collection of qualified, comparative dataAssessment of a broad coverage of cognitive functions with minimal testingMinimal scan time: Each protocol only 4 minutesCompatible with both 1.5T and 3T scannersCost effective, convenient, easy to use

3. ConceptNNI Research and DevelopmentValid and Reliable Data

4. ConceptNNI Research and Development

5. fMRI you can useNNI provides working solutions to the major challenges of making fMRI clinically viableThe myriad ways in which fMRI studies can vary from center to center has complicated the standardization of methods across sites. Little standardization currently exists.Despite the potential for developing representative norms for clinical application, no such datasets exist.--Brown, 2007

6. NNI Protocols6 ProtocolsCover a full range of cognitive functions(See Attachment A)

7. f-PNTPicture Namingf-VFTVerbalFluencyf-FMTFaceMemoryf-VMTVerbalMemoryf-MRTMatrixReasoningf-TMTTrailMakingNNI ProtocolsAssesses object recognition and language productionAssesses abstract problem solving abilityAssesses cognitive set shifting, cognitive processing speed, attention, sequencing, mental flexibility, and visual searchAssesses short-term memory processingAssesses long-term memory processingAssesses a broad range of executive and linguistic functions

8. RadiologyNNIfMRI AnalysisNeurologyNeuropsychologyEnhanced AssessmentBenefits of NNI fMRI Analysis

9. Case Study 1 : f-VFT (Hypoactivation) Normal Subject MTBI Patient

10. Case Study 2 : f-FMT (Discernable Activation)

11. Case Study 3 : f-MRT (Alternate Patterns of Disrupted Activation)

12. Case Study 3 : f-MRT (Alternate Patterns of Disrupted Activation)See Page 9 in Information PacketPatient 1Superior/Middle Frontal Gyri

13. Medial SMA

14. Frontal Pole

15. Inferior Frontal GyrusPatient 2Superior Parietal Lobe

16. Basal GangliaCase StudiesSee Information Packet p.5Other examples include Hyperactivation and Compensatory Activation

17. Billing70555: fMRI by physician/radiologist - in conjunction with -96020: functional brain mapping by neuropsychologist

18. What you get from NNIFully detailed statistical reports including functional images (Attachment B & C)Comprehensive Statistical Reports

19. Image Reports: 3D and Axial Slices

20. What you get from NNIFully detailed statisticalreports including functional images (Attachment B & C)

21. Return on Investment