Comprehensive World Brain Mapping Course-Cortical and Subcortical Anatomy and Functional Correlation (3D)

Cortical and Subcortical Anatomy and Functional Correlation (3D)

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The video explains the importance of understanding the anatomy of the brain in brain mapping meetings. The presenter explains the historical significance of studying the central nervous system and how our understanding of brain anatomy has evolved over time. They discuss the importance of understanding the different regions of the brain, such as the cortical surface, the insula, and the basal forebrain. The presenter also highlights the role of different structures and connections within the brain, such as the superior longitudinal fascicle, the uncinate fascicle, and the sagittal stratum. They explain how these structures are involved in brain function and how they can be relevant to surgical procedures. The presenter also discusses specific regions of interest within the brain, including the ventrostreatum area and the temporal stem. They explain how tumors can affect these regions and the implications for surgery. Overall, the video provides a comprehensive overview of brain anatomy and its relevance to brain mapping meetings. No credits were mentioned in the video.

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Guilherme C. Ribas, MD

Keywords

brain anatomy

brain mapping meetings

central nervous system

cortical surface

insula

basal forebrain

superior longitudinal fascicle

uncinate fascicle

sagittal stratum