Network Imaging and Brain Stimulation Aaron Boes, MD, PhD

98 Pages·2015·10.68 MB·English

Network Imaging and Brain Stimulation
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Aaron Boes, MD, PhD
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Sidney R. Baer Clinical Neuroscience Fellow,
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Berenson Allen Center for Noninvasive Brain Stimulation
Pediatric Neurologist, MGH
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1) A networkO model for brain function and dysfunction

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1) What can network imaging contribute to brain
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2) How does brain stimulation modify networks?
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Disclosure: Off-label uses of MS will be discussed
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Mike Fox contributed several slides
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Please interrupt, ask questions.
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Historical Background: Localization of function
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Paul Broca, 1861
Localization of functional centers >> Network localization of functions
Complex functions arise through interaction among a set of region, each
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Normal functions result
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interactions
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abnormal network activity
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Brain disorders will be treated more effectively
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