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    MULC

    LEIDSUNIVERSITAIRMEDISCHCENTRUM

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    Hersenen en AansturingIntroductie

    G1HA 1314

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    MULC 2Blokcordinatoren

    Dr. E.L.E.M. Bollen (Neurologie)

    Dr. E.A.J.F. Lakke (Neuroanatomie)

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    MULC 3

    [email protected]

    071 527 9357 (never there)

    0649 034226

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]
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    MULC Hersenen en Aansturing

    Onderwerpen

    Macroscopische NeuroanatomieColleges, snijzaal, WG MRI

    Th 1: Het 2emotorneuron

    Th 2: Het 1emotorneuron

    Th 3: Hersenzenuwen en Coma

    Th 4: Parkinson en AtaxieTh 5: Sensibiliteit en Dermatomen

    Th 6: Visueel systeem en Cognitieve functies

    Th 7: Gedragsstoornissen bij kinderen

    Th 8: Depressie

    Themas

    Steeds HC basis, HC kliniek, studieopdracht, WG, RC

    WG Populaire Neurowetenschap

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    MULC Hersenen en Aansturing

    Toetsing:

    HalfwegtoetsMaandag 3 juni

    16 open vragen over Macroscopische Neuroanatomie en Thema 1-3

    Hiervan 9 MRI

    Eindtoets

    Vrijdag 5 juli64 MC/EM vragen over alles

    WG Populaire Neurowetenschap

    V/NV, als NV een vervangende opdracht

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    MULC Blackboard 6

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    MULC Macroscopische neuroanatomie 7

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    MULC Leerdoelen

    U kunt de highlights uit de geschiedenis van de neurofilosofie beschrijven.

    U kunt beschrijven uit welke celtypen centraal en perifeer zenuwstelsel bestaan en wat de functie van deze

    cellen is.U kunt de onderdelen van het neuron en hun functie beschrijven.

    U kunt uitleggen hoe de membraan- en actiepotentiaal ontstaan, en welke rol de evenwichtspotentiaal van de

    belangrijkste ionen hierin speelt.

    U kunt uitleggen hoe de actiepotentiaal zich verplaatst langs het axon en wat de rol van de myelineschede

    hierbij is.

    U kunt uitleggen hoe de synaps functioneert, en u kunt de belangrijkste neurotransmitters beschrijven.

    U kunt uitleggen wat een EPSP en een IPSP is, en hoe deze een volgende actiepotentiaal kunnen veroorzaken.

    U kunt de neuromusculaire overgang beschrijven en u kunt uitleggen hoe een spiervezel tot een maximale

    contractie gebracht kan worden.

    U kunt de onderverdeling en onderdelen van het zenuwstelsel redelijk gedetailleerd beschrijven, en deze labelen

    in plakken, CT en MRI.

    U kunt de twaalf hersenzenuwen benoemen, en hun beloop en functie beschrijven.

    U kunt de vascularisatie (arterieel en veneus) van het centraal zenuwstelsel beschrijven, alsmede destroomgebieden van de belangrijkste cerebrale vaten.

    U kunt de doorgangen door de schedelbasis en de inhoud van die doorgangen beschrijven.

    U kunt de holten in het brein beschrijven en op plakken, CT en MRI labelen.

    U kunt de vliezen rond het centraal zenuwstelsel en de bijbehorende duplicaturen en ruimten beschrijven,

    alsmede hun inhoud.

    U kunt uitleggen hoe de liquor cerebrospinalis door de ruimten in en om het brein circuleert.

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    MULC Sixty-Six Salient Structures

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    MULC Sixty-Six Salient Structures

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    MULC Neuroanatomie studiemateriaal

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    MULC 12Slices

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    MULC Links

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    MULC 14Links

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    MULC 15HeadNeckSpine; Brain MRI

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    MULC 16Links

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    MULC 17Links

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    MULC 18Harvard Whole Brain

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    MULC 19Harvard Whole Brain

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    MULC 20Links

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    MULC 21S4 Viewer

    This viewer employs the same slices as in the lectures and ppt files!

    Check Help function and set to ADVANCED

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    MULC Neuroanatomie studiemateriaal

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    MULC MRIcroN

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    MULC 24MRIcroN

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    MULC 25MRIcroN Viewer

    Viewer & datasets

    Downloaden via BlackBoard

    Unzippen en installeren

    Uitleg Hfdst 4.8 BlokBoek

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    MULC 26MRIcroN Viewer

    Viewer & datasets

    Downloaden via BlackBoard

    Unzippen en installeren

    Uitleg Hfdst 4.8 BlokBoek

    DOE DIT VANDAAG

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    MULC Snijzaal

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    MULC Snijzaal

    A once-in-a-l ifetime-opportunity ! !

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    MULC Snijzaal 29

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    MULC 30Snijzaal

    Skillslab, in kelder van Onderzoeksgebouw

    Op tijd komen!

    Als te laat, telefoon naast ingang gebruiken

    Schone witte jas en handschoenen verplicht

    A guided tour through the central nervus system.

    Maar .you can only see what you know, sothorough

    preparation is of the utmost importance!!

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    MULC 31Snijzaal

    Skillslab, in kelder van Onderzoeksgebouw

    Op tijd komen!

    Als te laat, telefoon naast ingang gebruiken

    Schone witte jas en handschoenen verplicht

    A guided tour through the central nervus system.

    Als je niet weet wat je gaat zien, kun je er donder op zeggen dat

    je het zelfs niet ziet als het je wordt aangewezen.

    Bereid je dus steeds grondig voor (Snijzaal handleiding).

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    MULC 32

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    ULA k

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    MULC 38Anatomie is een LEERvak

    Neuroanatomie begint metleren!!

    ULP l

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    MULC 39Potjeslatijn

    Gebruiken we veel, ervan uitgaande dat jullie dat begrijpen.

    Zo niet, ZEG DAT DAN, blijf niet stil zitten hopen dat het vanzelf over gaat.

    Zoek zelf de BETEKENIS van namen zo veel mogelijk op!

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    MULC

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    Geschiedenis van de Neurofilosofie

    ULN i li hi

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    MULC 41Neurosurgery in neolithic eras

    Neolithic

    10000 BC7000 BC

    5000 BC

    3500 BC

    3500 BC

    3500 BC

    1750 BC

    1500 BC

    1000 BC

    300 BC

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    300 BC

    100 AD 150 AD 150 AD

    150 AD

    250 AD

    ULE id l h

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    MULC Epiduraal hematoom 42

    ULEd i S i h i l 1700 BC

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    MULC 43Edwin Smith surgical papyrus; 1700 BC

    ULI h t

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    MULC 44Imhotep

    Approx 2700 BC; Physicianpriestdeity (Asklepios to the Greeks)

    Classes of severity

    An ailment I will treat

    An ailment with which I will contend

    An ailment not to be treated

    Knowledge of

    Hemi- and quadriplegia

    Urinary incontinence

    Priapism

    Contralaterality

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    ULE ti hil h

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    M C 46Egyptian neurophilosophy

    Consciousness, soul & intelligence located in the heart

    Heart is left in place for embalming

    Other intestines in separate jars

    Brain is discarded

    ULA i t G k

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    M C 47Ancient Greeks

    Anaximander, Heraclitus Panta rei et medn agan),Pythagoras and Empedocles define earth, water, fire and air

    as the basic elements

    Alcmeaen proposed that the brain as the central organ of

    sensation and thought

    Hippocrates (460-370 BC) associated the basic elements with

    four types of bodily fluids; yellow bile, black bile, blood and

    phlegm; humoral theory Locates the soul in the brain!

    "Tell me where is fancy bred, or in the heart or in the head"

    (Shakespear)

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    M C

    Galen (130-300 AD)

    Advocated the use of dissection to acquire knowledge

    No human dissection, proscribed by Roman law

    First theory of brain function!

    Heart produces vital spirit (life fluid)

    Rete mirabile to brain

    Brain makes animate spirit (soul fluid)

    Flows through hollow nerves to cause movement or

    sensation

    Animate spirit is instrument of soul

    Intellect located in the brain!!

    Galen will remain the authority for 1500 years!!

    48The Roman physician

    ULRete mirabile

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    M C 49Rete mirabile

    ULPig Human

    http://www.ajnr.org/content/vol20/issue5/images/large/i0195-6108-020-05-0765-f03.jpeg
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    M C 50Pig Human

    ULMiddle Ages

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    M C 51

    Early on a Nemesius mistakes Galen, and puts everything (intellect, soul etc) into the

    ventricles

    From that moment onwards, theres not much going on, brain-wise, except for heated

    discussion about what is in which ventricle

    Because there is no real interest in the physical brain, the ventricles become

    abstracted into three spheres

    Middle Ages

    ULAndreas Vesalius

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    M C 52Andreas Vesalius

    1514-1564

    UL3

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    UL54

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    ULC 55Andreas Vesalius

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    M C 55Andreas Vesalius

    1514-1564

    1543 De humanis corporis fabr ica (Ti tiaan)

    Rejects ventricular localization, but does not

    renounce the spirit theory

    MULC 56Thomas Willis

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    M C 56Thomas Willis

    1621-1675

    1664 Cerebri anatome

    Locates memory and will in gyri of cerebrum

    Functional localization

    Clinical observation

    Experimental observation

    MULC 57Ren Descartes

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    M C 57Ren Descartes

    1596-1650

    1662 De homine

    Reflexive theory

    Human as automaton, soul for

    voluntary stuff

    Interaction mind-body through

    pineal gland (dualistic!)

    MULC 58From animal spirit to bio-electricity

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    M C 58From animal spirit to bio-electricity

    Jan Swammerdam (1637-1680); frog-leg preparation

    Luigi Galvani (1737-1798); electrophysiology

    MULC 59

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    M C 59

    MULC 60Showmanship enters the scene

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    M C 60Showmanship enters the scene

    Giovanni Aldini (1762-1834)

    When one rod was moved to touch the rectum, the whole body convulsed: indeed,

    the movements were so much increased as almost to give an appearance of re-

    animation.

    MULC 61Bell-Magendie

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    M C 61Bell Magendie

    Bell (1774-1842); Magendie (1783-1855)

    Bell-Magendie law: dorsal roots are sensory, ventral roots are motor

    => Functional localization is back!

    MULC 62Franz Joseph Gall

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    M C 62Franz Joseph Gall

    1757-1828

    Skull features are an indication of underlying brain development

    The development of specific cortical regions correlates with specific talents or

    behaviours

    Phrenology

    MULC 63

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    M C 63

    MULC 64Flourens (1794-1876)

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    M C 64Flourens (1794 1876)

    1794-1876

    Introduced the tool to study localization: the

    stimulation/ablation experiment.

    Studied young mammals with this

    BAD CHOICE; plasticity

    Concluded that cortex could not be subdivided in

    functional units

    At least partly influenced by his distaste of theunscientific and populist methods of Gall

    MULC 65Gall vs Flourens

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    M C 65Gall vs Flourens

    Gall was right about cortical functional localization, but his science was bogus

    Flourens was a good scientist but biased against phrenology

    Bogus with the right idea against science with the wrong belief

    Gall is an idiot,

    and whatever he

    says is wrong! !

    Who cares??

    Im rich and

    famous anyway

    MULC 66Paul Broca

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    M C 66Paul Broca

    1824-1880

    First description of a functional area of the cortex

    Centre of speech (Centre of Broca)

    Finally establishes cortical localization

    MULC 67Eduard Hitzig & Gustav Fritsch

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    M C 67Eduard Hitzig & Gustav Fritsch

    1838-1907; 1838-1927

    The hunt for cortical localization is on!!

    First (partial) map based on electrical stimulation,

    describe motor cortex

    MULC 68David Ferrier & John Hughlings Jackson

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    M C 68David Ferrier & John Hughlings Jackson

    1843-1924; 1835-1911

    Ferrier extends work of Hitzig & Fritsch by extensive animal experimentation &

    correlates the experimental map to Jacksons clinical findings

    Neurosurgeons start to use functional maps of the brain to guide them in their surgical

    approach

    MULC 69Wilder Penfield

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    M C 69Wilder Penfield

    1891-1976

    Stimulates cortex of patients during surgery

    MULC 70Cortical somatotopy

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    M C Co tical somatotopy

    MULC 71Korbinian Brodmann

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    1868-1918

    Studies the structure of the cortex

    6 layers

    Subtle differences

    46 different areas

    MULC 72Form and function

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    M C f

    1) The cerebral cortex consists of areas that subserve specific functions

    2) The laminar construction of the cortex differs subtly between these areas

    MULC 73Reticulum vs Neuron

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    Purkinje (1787-1869) draws the first neuron

    Schwann (1810-1882) proposes that body consists of cells

    Everybody says: Thats OK, but not the brain

    Not surprising as it was now known that electric current, generated by the brain,

    passed in some way through the nerve fibres and nerves to the muscles, and it was a

    logical step to presume that the nervous system should be a reticulum.

    How else could current flow from one neuron to the other if they were not incontinuity?

    Deiters (1834-1863) demonstrates that nerve fibers and cell bodies belong together

    MULC 74Golgi vs Ramon y Cajal

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    M C g y j

    Golgi (1843-1926) Reticulum doctrine

    Ramon y Cajal (1852-1934) Neuron doctrine

    MULC 75How do neurons talk?

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    Sherrington (1857-1952)

    Discovers the delay incurred by going from

    one neuron to the next.

    Coins the term "Synaps"

    MULC 76Synaps electrical of chemical?

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    M C y p f

    Loewi (1873-1961)

    Acetylcholine; first neurotranmitter

    MULC 77Axon and action potential

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    M C p

    Hodgkin (1914-1998) & Huxley (1917)

    MULC 78Axon and action potential

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    M C p

    Hodgkin (1914-1998) & Huxley (1917)

    MULC 79To cortex again

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    C g

    All breakthroughs with respect to cortical functional localization, or with respect to the

    functioning of the cortex were made in the human brain!

    Cortical function is high-level, and it is hard to know what animals think, feel etc.

    Many rreas not even present in animal brain

    => Research in this field will remain restricted to research in humans!!

    MULC 80Imaging the human brain

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    MULC 81Richard Caton

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    1842-1926

    Records electricity from cortex (evoked potentials)

    Mirror galvanometer

    MULC 82Willem Einthoven

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    1860-1927

    String galvanometer; ECG

    MULC 83Willem Einthoven

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    1860-1927

    String galvanometer; ECG

    MULC 84Hans Berger

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    1873-1941

    Electroencephalogram (EEG)

    MULC 85WC Rntgen 1895

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    MULC 86Skull X ray

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    MULC 87Ventriculography

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    MULC 88Angiography

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    MULC 89Computed axial tomography

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    1959 GN Hounsfield; EMIDEC 1100 (first large all transistor computer)

    1963 AM Cormack; mathematical equations for axial tomography

    1971 GN Hounsfield; first CAT scanner (head only)

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    MULC 93MRI

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    1946 D Purcell; Magnetic resonance

    1971 R Damadian; MR of normal and diseased tissue is different!

    1977 R Damadian; first MRI of human body

    MULC 94MRI scanner

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    Magnetic Resonance Imaging

    Harmless

    Resolution still improving Many possibilities

    Morphology

    Functional imaging

    Blood flow

    Spectroscopy

    MULC MRI: normal anatomy 95

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    MULC 96Saturation imaging

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    Active brain tissue uses oxygen!

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    MULC 98fMRI ocular dominance stripes

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    MULC 99Cortical plasticity

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    fMRI during li p pursing; I n amputees with phantom limb pain l ip cortical representation

    has extended into hand/arm region

    (Flor et al. Nature Reviews Neuroscience 7, 873

    881, 2006)

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    MULC 101(f)MRI the technique of your future

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    Magnetic Resonance Imaging

    Resolution still improving

    Many possibilities

    Morphology

    Functional imaging

    Blood flow

    Spectroscopy

    MULC 102(f)MRI the technique of your future

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    Magnetic Resonance Imaging

    Resolution still improving

    Many possibilities

    Morphology

    Functional imaging

    Blood flow

    Spectroscopy

    Many questions regarding the cognitive

    functioning of our brain will be resolved in

    the near future using this technique

    MULC 103LUMC promotion

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    Leiden Institute for Brain and Cognition

    Interdisciplinary

    State of the art

    Gorter Institute

    7T MRI scanner

    Highest field in the Netherlands

    MULC 104LUMC promotion

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    Leiden Institute for Brain and Cognition

    Interdisciplinary

    State of the art

    Gorter Institute

    7T MRI scanner

    Highest field in the Netherlands