AI SummaryPupillary assessment is important for diagnosing neurological impairment, as abnormal or absent pupil reactivity can indicate a neurological emergency. However, the subjectivity and lack of reliability of pupil assessments have limited the diagnostic and prognostic potential of longitudinal pupillometry.Pupillary assessment is highly regarded by clinicians who are responsible for diagnosing neurological impairment. Abnormal or… Continue reading [Comment] The prognostic potential of pupillometry in patients with acute brain injury
Tag: Clinical and Applied Neuroscience
[Review] Insights into migraine attacks from neuroimaging
AI SummaryMigraine is a neurological disease with significant social and personal consequences. Neuroimaging studies have revealed that specific brain areas are involved in the various phases of migraine, contributing to the onset of pain and associated symptoms.Migraine is one of the most common neurological diseases and it has a huge social and personal impact. Although… Continue reading [Review] Insights into migraine attacks from neuroimaging
Dissociating distinct cortical networks associated with subregions of the human medial temporal lobe using precision neuroimaging
Using individualized neuroimaging, Reznik et al. find that different subregions of the human memory system are associated with at least three distributed cortical networks. Comparison to non-human primate connectivity data suggests that some anatomical pathways are potentially not present in humans, some are preserved, and some are potentially new.
Scientists discover anatomical changes in the brains of the newly sighted
AI SummaryRecent research from MIT Professor Pawan Sinha reveals that there is a longer window of brain plasticity for visual tasks than previously believed, as older children with congenital cataracts can learn visual skills such as recognizing faces and distinguishing objects from a background after their sight is restored through surgery. The researchers have also… Continue reading Scientists discover anatomical changes in the brains of the newly sighted