The focus of Volume I of the Handbook of Human Brain Function was on basic scientific principles of brain imaging as it relates to the study of human brain function. Once the scientific bases for a particular discipline are established, follow. Such is the status of brain imaging in the study of clinical applications human brain function. It is of interest to note that the 1952 Nobel Prize for Physics was awarded to Felix Bloch and Edward Purcell, who discovered that nuclei precessing in the radiofrequency range could emit a radiofrquency signal detected by a radio receiver. Their findings initiated a series of very basic re- search studies on the characteristics of nuclear magnetic resonance. It would take over 25 years of basic research before findings began to point toward truly biomedical applications. However, once realized, clinical applications became standard fare for nuclear magnetic resonance. The example of Bloch and Pur- cell's work in an area of very basic science expanding to clinical application has been repeated throughout the medical and neurological sciences. This type of progress is what drives science. As a benefit from these scientific advances, research, clinical, and diagnostic imaging from a variety of modalities, not just computerized tomography or magnetic resonance imaging, can be performed. This volume focuses on the clinical applications of various neuroimaging meth- ods. Chapter 1 introduces the topic of clinical neuroimaging in the study of human brain function.
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Volume 2 continues to bring researchers and students up to date on the latest studies on brain imaging technologies and their use in investigations of human brain function. This volume focuses on the field's clinical applications, and explores their future direction. Topics include positron emission tomography neuroimaging in dementia, neuroimaging and neurosurgical outcome in epilepsy, and magentic resonance imaging and memory disorders, among others. The text is abundant with illustrations.
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