Titlebook: Neuroimaging I; Basic Science Erin D. Bigler Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996 Syndrom.imaging techniques.neurology.n

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A Normative Database from Magnetic Resonance Imaginge se of MR technology to image the brain. However, what has been clinically lacking in the first decade of MR use is a rapid yet automated means to quantify various neuroanatomic structures. As such, much of the interpretation of MR imaging has been based primarily on a qualitative rather than quantitative analysis (see Osborn, 1994).

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Positron Emission Tomography Studies of Cognitionioning brain. Prior to the technological revolution in functional brain imaging, studies of human cognitive psychology on the one hand, and functional neuroanatomy on the other, were largely separate, both by the preferred methodologies used and by the professional backgrounds of scientists. On one