The mapping of the human brain through regional changes in blood flow has provided psychiatry and allied neurosciences with extraordinary opportunities to explore the relation between mind and brain. This paradigm lies at the core of contemporary functional neuroanatomy and retains unprecedented potential for refining our understanding of neuropsychiatric diseases. However, the first intuition of the principle that has proved foundational for the entire field of brain imaging was almost serendipitous and dates back to 130 years ago. [troncato]
The pulse of thought: hemodynamics of the brain and mind
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2011-01-01
Abstract
The mapping of the human brain through regional changes in blood flow has provided psychiatry and allied neurosciences with extraordinary opportunities to explore the relation between mind and brain. This paradigm lies at the core of contemporary functional neuroanatomy and retains unprecedented potential for refining our understanding of neuropsychiatric diseases. However, the first intuition of the principle that has proved foundational for the entire field of brain imaging was almost serendipitous and dates back to 130 years ago. [troncato]
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