Magnetoencephalography (MEG) could be the answer. MEG is a non-invasive brain imaging technique that, like fMRI, measures the magnetic fields generated by electric signals in the brain.
The current best temporal resolution of single-source CT (w135 milliseconds) and dual-source CT (w83 milliseconds) does not come close to angiography's temporal resolution (1–10 milliseconds). It lacks the temporal resolution of MRI (20-50 milliseconds),14 which can be performed without the use of -blockers. The higher the temporal resolution, the shorter the time between two consecutive captures of the same area. Higher temporal resolution simply means that the satellite returns to a specific location more frequently to collect data. The temporal resolution of fMRI scans is poor. The accuracy of the scanner in relation to time is referred to as temporal resolution.
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