1
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structural brain imaging
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2
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functional brain imaging
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3
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Cerebral angiography
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iodine (contrast) goes into bloodstream and allow through x-ray to see blood flow in the brain
4
Q
computed tomography
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allows to see difference between fluid and tissue; takes x-ray from many angles and reconstruct
5
Q
reconstruction
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images from many angles are taken and put together to form a 3D picture
6
Q
MRI perturbance
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7
Q
MRI relaxation
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8
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overlay plot
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differentiates between unique damage and common are of damage and symptom, for generalizability
9
Q
large/small amplitude brain waves
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10
Q
high/low frequency brain waves
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11
Q
brain waves in epilepsy
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high frequency and large amplitude
12
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PET scan
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indirect measure of brain activity (most metabolic active)
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