books about: neuroimaging     books:       Localization and Neuroimaging in Neuropsychology (Foundations of Neuropsychology)1 review Academic Press, 1994 Excellent book by leading researchers Despite the rapid advances in the area of brain imaging, this volume is not yet out of date, and contains many excellent review chapters by recognized leaders in their respective fields.             A Dictionary of Neurological Signs1 review A.J. Larner Springer, 2005 very helpful dictionary This is a very helpful 226 pages, British written dictionary. After the definition of each finding or sign, the author explores anatomical and physilogical links, and the disease where the particular sign can be found. Some explanations are short others are lengthy. He finishes with cross-references to other signs, and suggested readings. I enjoyed leraning from this dictionary, as it was a ...             Handbook of Functional Neuroimaging of Cognition (Bradford Books)1 review The MIT Press, 2001 Excellent & comprehensive intro This is an excellent book, focusing on fMRI and PET, that goes over in detail methodology and applications. The methodology sections includes details on the underlying physiology (it's more complicated than just blood flow and 02 extraction)and critiques the commonly used subtraction method, preferring instead event-evoked studies. Going beyond the simplistic concepts of areas "lighting up" ...             Neurofunctional Systems: 3D Reconstructions With Correlated Neuroimaging1 review Wolfgang Weinrich, Wolfram Fiekert Thieme Medical Publishers, 1998 A very useful CD-ROM of neuroanatomy This is an atlas of functional anatomy of the human brain that was produced using serial sections of intracranially fixed human brains and computer graphics. The atlas concentrates on the "neurofunctional systems" (the corticospinal system, the medial lemniscus, the limbic system, the basal ganglia, the visual and auditory pathways) as well as on the arteries, ventricles and sulci of the ...             Magnetic Resonance in Epilepsy, Second Edition: Neuroimaging Techniques, Second Edition1 review Ruben Kuzniecky, Graeme D. Jackson Academic Press, 2004 a very good overview of neuroimage This book, written by some of the best neuroimage and epilepsy specialists, is a very good overview of neuroimage.It concerns not only neuroimage, but also some essential concepts that make this field easier to understand, specially for beginners.Even if it is not the case, the reader will find a very rich reference by the end of each chapter. I really recomend this pleasent reading.             Clinical Neuroimaging : Cases and Key Points1 review, ... McGraw-Hill Professional, 2007 impressive biophysics From the biophysics standpoint, the book demonstrates the progress since the 70s, when the techniques depicted started coming into use. The book is printed in high quality glossy paper, that brings out the detailed, high resolution images. From these, you can see sub-millimeter resolution in the MRI and CT scans. Also impressive is the contrast. Early NMR/MRI images often had miserable ...             Neuroimaging: Clinical and Physical Principles3 reviews Springer, 2000 Amazingly useful book. One of the best and most up-to-date treatises, covering all aspects of neuroradiology. The first few chapters cover the clinically relevant aspects of MRI physics which I have found extremely helpful. New and advanced MRI techniques are well covered from both a basic and clinical standpoint, a vital element not quite seen in other books. This book effectively fills the empty void between older ...             Clinical MR Imaging: A Practical Approach1 review Springer, 2008 MRI The Fastest Growing Thing MRI has emerged as the most beautiful imaging technique. This book offers the enhanced version of MRI, added with the latest information about MRI including HASTE, EPI and fMRI. I recommend this book for all new MRI users and experienced. A good reference to almost everything and something more that used to be irrelevant with MRI. Try breast imaging and trauma. Fast imaging made them possible.             Pediatric Neuroimaging3 reviews A. James, M.D. Barkovich Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1995 Great book! This is the best book ever written about pediatric neuroimaging, being an essential tool for the neuroradiologist. This new edition includes new technics like spectroscopy and perfusion MR images in a very didatic way. I really recomend this book. Silvio Souto, MD             Neuroimaging in Psychiatry2 reviews Taylor & Francis, 2007 Very good... I expected a turgid read of a collection of abstracts from the various contributors. But actually its a pleasant read, the Russell et al chapter on the introduction of neuroimaging is sensational and should be required reading for under and post graduate courses.             Amygdala, prefrontal cortex are keys to anxiety: bringing that knowledge to neuroimaging should help pinpoint ... Damian McNamara Thomson Gale, 2007 This digital document is an article from Clinical Psychiatry News, published by Thomson Gale on February 1, 2007. The length of the article is 679 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: Amygdala, prefrontal cortex are keys to ...             Advanced Pediatric Neuroimaging, An Issue of Neuroimaging Clinics (The Clinics: Radiology) Pratik Mukherjee Saunders, 2006             Advances in Neuroimaging (Brain Research) (The 2006 Progress Report on Brain Research) MD Essay by Marcus Raichle Dana Press, 2006 Introduction by Thomas R. Insel, MD and A Report on THE AGING BRAIN by Marilyn Albert, Ph. D., and Guy McKhann, MC. 140 pages             4-D NEUROIMAGING: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (Financial Performance ... Icon Group Ltd. Icon Group International, 2000 Are the combined human resources at 4-D NEUROIMAGING productive? There is no absolute answer to this question. This report considers the extent to which the company's labor deployment indicators differ from global benchmarks. In this report we consider forecasts of differences between labor ratios and the resulting return on this human investment compared to global benchmarks; the estimation of such differences is commonly called a "gap ...             Neuroimaging1 review Jack O. Greenberg McGraw-Hill Professional, 1999 not so good for a reference book ! I'm a neurologist. This book is very simple,summerized but not so helpful for a reference.May be, if you want to buy a neuroradiology reference book, you must be waiting for next more updating edition.             Alzheimer's Disease, An Issue of Neuroimaging Clinics (The Clinics: Radiology) Jeffrey Petrella Saunders, 2006 This issue reviews the latest advances in the diagnosis through imaging of Alzheimer's disease. Conventional imaging (CT, MRI) as well as the use of positron emission tomography are reviewed. 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