fMRI

Introduction.- Neuroanatomy and cortical landmarks.- Spatial resolution of fMRI techniques.- The electrophysiological background of the fMRI signal.- fMRI data analysis using SPM.- Meta-analyses in basic and clinical neuroscience: State of the art and perspective.- Preoperative blood oxygen level dependent (BOLD) functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) of motor and somatosensory functions.- The functional anatomy of speech processing: from auditory cortex to speech recognition and speech production.- Use of fMRI language lateralization for quantitative prediction of naming and verbal memory outcome in left temporal lobe epilepsy surgery.- Mapping of recovery from poststroke aphasia: comparison of Pet and fMRI.- Functional magnetic resonance-guided brain tumor resection.- Direct cortical stimulation and fMRI.- Imaging epilepsy and epileptic seizures using fMRI.- Multimodal brain mapping in patients with early brain lesions.- Special issues in fMRI involving children.- Modelling connectivity in health and disease: examples from the motor system.- fMRI in Parkinson's disease.- The perirhinal, entorhinal and parahippocampal cortices and hippocampus: an overview of functional anatomy and protocol for their segmentation in MR images.- Simultaneous EEG and fMRI recordings (EEG-fMRI).- Combining transcranial magnetic stimulation with fMRI.- Clinical magnetoencephalography and fMRI.- Incidental findings in neuroimaging research: Ethical considerations.