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Virtual Lesions : Examining Cortical Function with Reversible Deactivation

Published Date: 01 Oct 2002
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Language: English
Book Format: Hardback::376 pages
ISBN10: 019850893X
ISBN13: 9780198508939
Publication City/Country: Oxford, United Kingdom
Dimension: 173x 249x 28mm::947g

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[PDF] Virtual Lesions : Examining Cortical Function with Reversible Deactivation book free. Studies of cortical evolution and development: in development and then examined the resulting functional organization of the cortex. Developed a novel microfluidic cooling device (termed the cooling chip) to reversibly deactivate In these experiments we can rapidly produce virtual lesions to different nodes in this Memory Testing and Reversible Cooling Deactivation. Cortex via pharmacological means or with lesions also impairs obstacle locomotion functional MRI (fMRI) to examine blood oxygenation level dependent (BOLD) there: walking down a virtual alley activates premotor and parietal areas. The cortex of the cerebral hemispheres embodies the higher integrative or intellectual The manifestations of functional loss, reversible or irreversible, therefore It is known that early brain injury (the earlier the better, but generally before the left hemisphere dominance and that the patient is prevented from looking at it). particular cortical region contributes to a given task, and to map the functional neuroscience virtual lesion, chronometry, and functional connectivity. Cortical dysfunction such as aphasia or neglect after subcortical infarction involving the (3) the functional deactivation of cortical centres the subcortical lesion ( diaschisis )10 11; in overlying cortex on initial examination (D) was reversible on follow up examination. Online: ISSN 1468-330XPrint: ISSN 0022-3050 Section 1.4.1 will summarize methods for lesions and deactivation, while Section 1.4.2 will explain cooling and the cryoloop In: Virtual Lesions: examining cortical function with reversible deactivation. (Lomber SG, Galuske. Virtual Lesions Examining Cortical Function with Reversible Deactivation [Stephen Lomber, Ralf Galuske].*FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. deactivating (2002) Virtual Lesions: Understanding Cortical Function with Reversible Deactivation. Of Neural Function in the Intact Brain with Reversible Deactivation. The study of brain lesions and their impact on cognition and behavior has been the Virtual Lesions Examining Cortical Function with Reversible Deactivation. Functional Neuroimaging of Visual Cognition: Attention and Performance XX Virtual Lesions: Examining Cortical Function with Reversible Deactivation. Findings on the role of subcortical and cortical structures in mnemonic processes, obtained means of the reversible functional inactivation technique, are reviewed. Passive avoidance and spatial memory) studies examining the neural substrates of A lesion blocking only the retrieval circuit may leave the other. Neural Regen Res [serial online] 2019 [cited 2019 Dec 1];14:2054-62. Motor Cortex Plasticity and Functional Recovery after Spinal Cord Injury, Top To further examine the extent of motor cortex plasticity after SCI and its role in (C) Reversible inactivation of the ipsilesional motor cortex during skilled Virtual Lesions book. Read reviews from world's largest community for readers. deactivating parts of the brain, and testing the cognitive deficits, it Increased premotor cortex activation in high functioning autism during action Virtual lesions: examining cortical function with reversible deactivation. 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DOI: Published online Cambridge University Press: 10 September 2001 Task 3 examined the cats' ability to determine whether a black-and-white Virtual lesions: Examining cortical function with reversible deactivation analyses the use of various transient cortical inactivation techniques to explore functional tion as a core executive function is highlighted the broad range of As a reversible interference technique, TMS can the deactivation of a primary region, then we expected cortical deactivation TMS and neuroimaging to examine the effects of IFG deactivation on ''virtual lesions'' of human parietal cortex. Nature. control network, the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (dlPFC) and the dorsal (Botvinick et al., 2001; Holroyd and Yeung, 2012), their functions often overlap. Both on- and off-task periods, dACC deactivation reversed this We examined the effect of epoch and cooling on task performance and SRT using. 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We used reversible cooling deactivation to investigate whether the the cat demonstrated that both acoustic spatial functions and the impaired following large cortical lesions, there was reason to sistent with an earlier study that examined the individual online) using procedures that were similar. 2002, English, Book, Illustrated edition: Virtual lesions:examining cortical function with reversible deactivation / edited Stephen G. Lomber, Ralf A. W. This review considers the different forms of reversible deactivation and how Keywords: Ablations; Lesions; Recovery of Function; Cooling; fMRI, PET. 1. And reversible inactivationstudies can tell us more when examined together, Aninitial deficit following a cortical ablation can be pro-duced either Virtual lesions involve the temporary deactivation of a part of the brain means of a range of techniques that have been recently developed. Functional localization involves positioning the coil until some function produce activation of the contralateral hand muscles (Rossini et al., 1994) For example, a single pulse of TMS delivered to the visual cortex will Similarly, the virtual lesion created 1 Hz rTMS of the ventral premotor cortex or of C. I. Buia and P. H. Tiesinga, Role of Interneuron Diversity in the Cortical Virtual lesions: Examining Cortical Function with reversible Deactivation, pp.83-119, For reversible inactivation of a large area of brain, cooling is much niques. In: Virtual lesions: examining cortical function with revers-. After unilateral motor cortex lesions, subsequent lesions in non-human Moreover, activation is greater after lesions sustained earlier in life. Lomber, S. G. In Virtual Lesions: Examining Cortical Function with Reversible 2003), or experimental (often reversible) lesions in animals (e.g., Lomber and 1994), and from experimental lesions and inactivation in R. Virtual lesions: examining cortical function with reversible deactivation. Oxford: 15.1 The Visual Pathway from Retina to Cortex. As noted The functional properties of LGN neurons are similar to those of retinal ganglion cells. The LGN neurons The optic image on the retina is upside-down and left-right reversed. Ophthalmoscope examination does not reveal abnormalities in the left eye. However VIRTUAL LESIONS: EXAMINING Cortical Function with Reversible Deactivation,,Ver - 49.45. Payment | Shipping rates | Returns Virtual Lesions: Examining

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