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BL
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Record Number
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984429
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b738799
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Title & Author
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Handbook on white matter : : structure, function and changes /\ Timothy B. Westland and Robert N. Calton, editors.
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Publication Statement
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New York :: Nova Science,, c2009.
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Series Statement
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Neuroanatomy research at the leading edge
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Page. NO
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1 online resource.
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ISBN
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1616689757
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: 9781616689759
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1607410346
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9781607410348
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Notes
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"Nova biomedical"--Cover.
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Bibliographies/Indexes
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Contents
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Brain tissue segmentation based on multi-channel diffusion tensor imaging data / Tianming Liu and Stephen T.C. Wong -- Three-dimensional microstuctural analysis of human brain tissue by using synchrotron radiation microtomographs / Ryuta Mizutani ... [and others] -- Origin and function of amoeboid microgliai cells in the periventricular white matter in the developing brain / C. Kaur and E.A. Ling -- Diffusion tensor imaging is more sensitive than conventional magnetic resonance imaging in demonstrating white matter abnormalities in Susac's syndrome / Ilka Kleffner ... [and others] -- Organisation of the node of Ranvier in myelinated central axons / James J.P. Alix -- Organizing principles of projections of the long descending reticulospinal pathways and their targets' spinal commissural neurons : with special reference to the locomotor function / Kiyoji Matsuyama and Kaoru Yakakusaki -- Diffusion tensor MRI data acquisition methods for white matter and clinical applications : non echo-planar imaging / Masaaki Hori -- The dimensions of the sacral spinal canal in thecaloscopy : a morphometric MRI study / S. Mourgela ... [and others].
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Interhemispheric connectivity : the evolution and nature of the corpus callosum / Sarah B. Johnson and Manuel F. Casanova -- White matter lesions : from present to future / R.P.W. Rouhl, R.J. van Oostenbrugge and J. Lodder -- White matter lesions and aging in HIV infection: implications for development of cognitive decline and dementia / Aaron M. McMurtray ... [and others] -- White matter changes in drug abuse and in HIV-1 infection / Andreas Büttner -- White matter changes in critical illness and delirium / Max L. Gunther, Carlos Faraco and Alessandro Morandi -- White matter involvement in neuromuscular disorders / Petr Vondracek ... [and others] -- White matter hyperintensities in psychiatric disorders and their association with suicide risk / Maurizio Pompili ... [and others] -- A quantitative study of the pathological changes in the cortical white matter in variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (vCJD) / Richard A. Armstrong -- Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy / Endre Pál -- Remyelination failure in multiple sclerosis and vulnerability of oligodendrocytes to repeated insults / Catherine Fressinaud -- Endoscopic anatomy of the thecal sac using a flexible steerable endoscope / Jan Peter Warnke
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Abstract
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"White matter is the component of the central nervous system charged with propagating the electrical signals of neurons. It is comprised of axons and glial cells, including oligodendrocytes which wrap the axons in lipid rich myelin, giving the tissue the characteristic appearance after which it is named. Understanding the physiology of white matter in health and the pathophysiology that contributes to numerous diseases is a major focus of neuroscience. This book comprises a collection of works on topics pertinent to the study of white matter, ranging from the basic organisation of the tissue to the study of white matter in disease and as a result will be of interest to those working in both basic and clinical science."--Jacket.
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Subject
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Brain-- Histology, Handbooks, manuals, etc.
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Subject
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Brain-- Histology.
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Subject
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MEDICAL-- Neuroscience.
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Subject
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PSYCHOLOGY-- Neuropsychology.
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Subject
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Central Nervous System-- physiopathology.
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Subject
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Central Nervous System-- anatomy histology.
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Subject
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Central Nervous System-- physiology.
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Subject
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Nervous System Diseases-- physiopathology.
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Dewey Classification
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612.8/2
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LC Classification
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QP376
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NLM classification
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WL 300H2366 2009
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Added Entry
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Calton, Robert N.
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Westland, Timothy B.
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