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Lecture One: X-ray, CT, PET
What are the four main techniques...,
Describe the physical basis of x ray,
Describe the x ray procedure
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Lecture Two: Anatomical MRI
What wavelength does mri use,
What normally determines resolution,
What can mri be used for
37
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Lecture Three: Contrast MRI
What are the types of contrast mri,
What does t1 and t2 weighted imag...,
What is spin
35
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Lecture Four: Principles of non-invasive brain stimulation
What is the function of tms,
What is brain stimulation divided...,
What is an example of an invasive...
53
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Lecture Five; Clinical applications of non-inasive brain stimulation
What is most tms research focused on,
How can tms be used in diagnosis,
How can tms be used acutely in di...
32
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Lecture Six; Brain Machine Interface
What was the first study of neura...,
What did fritsch do,
What did penfield study do
39
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Lecture Seven;Brain Machine interface part 2
What was the focus of the nicolel...,
What were the results of the nico...,
What were the conclusions of the ...
28
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Lecture 8; Optogenetics
What is optogenetics,
What three functionalities uses c...,
How can optogenetics function as ...
41
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Lecture 9; Structural and functional brain development
What are the key processes of pre...,
Describe the brain cells and brie...,
What do lots of events during the...
47
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Lecture 10; Brain development Lecture 2
Describe post natal brain growth,
What happens during development i...,
What can happen post natally in b...
39
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Lecture 11; Brain development Lecture 3
Define neuraldevelopmental disorders,
What are some examples of ndd,
What are some causes of disorders
68
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Lecture 12; Motor Control + movement disorders
Describe how the motor system doe...,
Give an example of how the sensor...,
How can motor function be affecte...
28
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Lecture 13; Movement disorders 2
What conditions affect neuron cel...,
What is poliomyelitis,
What is polio
33
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Lecture 14; Movement disorders 3
What is the incidence of spinal c...,
What is the relationship of the s...,
What can hemisection of the spina...
17
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Lecture 15; Brain Immunity 1
What two systems are linked,
Give an example of how the immune...,
Whats the function of the blood b...
40
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Lecture 16; Brain Immunity 2
What is autoimmunity,
What is 1 3 possible mechanisms f...,
What is 2 3 possible mechanisms f...
54
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Lecture 17; Respiratory Rhythm Generation
What is rhythm,
Give an example of processes in t...,
How is walking rhythmic
39
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Lecture 18; Rhythm Generation 2
Describe the updated model,
Is rhythm generation static or dy...,
What is subthreshold activity in ...
25
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Lecture 19; Synaptic Plasticity 1
Describe ampa regulation,
Describe the localisation of post...,
What is located under the post sy...
35
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Lecture 20; Synapse Plasticity 2
Describe the changes in energy ph...,
What is crucial to synaptic function,
Describe mature synapses
37
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Lecture 21; Synapse Plasticity 3
What is a common theme of neurode...,
What do clinical symptoms result ...,
What is the value of mouse models
27
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Lecture 22; Endocannabinoids
What is the pot plant,
What is the psycho active substan...,
What are the principle endocannab...
32
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Lecture 23; Channelopathies
What are the properties of ion ch...,
What does neuronal signalling dep...,
Classify the types of ion channels
57
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Lecture 24; Ischemic Brain Injury 1
What is brian ischemia,
What is the epidemiology of ische...,
What are the causes of ischemic s...
29
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Lecture 25; Ischemic Brain injury 2
When thinking about ischemia and ...,
How are pathways affected in isch...,
Describe oxidative metabolism
36
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Lecture 26; Ischemic Brain injury 3
Describe the stages of ischemic i...,
Whats the reality of the primary ...,
What happens in the secondary pha...
32
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Lecture 27; Ischemia Brain Injury 4
What to we gain a lot of informat...,
What does knowing when cells depo...,
What is the rmp
26
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Lecture 28; Ischemia Brain Injury 5
What treatments are successfully ...,
How many current successful clini...,
Does excitotoxicity play a role i...
26
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Lecture 29; Epilepsy
What essentially is epilepsy,
What is the hallmark characterist...,
What is epilepsy a symptom of
38
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Lecture 30; Preterm brain injury 1
Where does majority of injury occ...,
Describe the relationship between...,
How many births are preterm 32 weeks
31
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Lecture 31; Premature brain injury 2
What are the two patterns seen in...,
When does the focal diffuse wmi p...,
What is the equivalent stage of r...
22
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Lecture 32; Preterm injury 3
What does mri measure using its g...,
What is t1 good for,
What is t2 good for
18
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