| 1. Introduction to brain cartography. 2. Main study methods in neuro-image. 3. Magnetic nuclear resonance. 4. Post-mortem anatomy. 5. Dynamic measurement of local brain flow. 6. Functional neuro-image with tomography for positron emission. 7.Electro-physiological neuro-image. 8. Electro-physiological methods in motor and sensorial circuits' study. 10. Statistical correlation between cerebral structure and function. 11. Computational approach in neuro-anatomic variability quantification. 12. Space and time. 13. Visualization of volume. 14. Functional mapping: neural circuits, pre-frontal system and basal glands, cerebelum and brain trunk. 15. Functional and structural neuro-image of the visual, auditory and motor systems. 16. Neuro-image and language. 17. Sensitive and motor systems' integration. 18. Neuro-image of knowledge and imagery. 19. Application of neuro-image in aphasias and perception disorders. OBJECTIVES: Knowledge of cerebral basis for langauge disorders and normal language. |
