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2-33 ) . By day 24 the neural tube and lateral neural crest are clearly distinct ( Fig
. 2-34 ) . The neural tube gives rise to the CNS . Cell types derived from the
neural tube include neurons , astrocytes , oligodendrocytes , and ependymal
cells ...
2-33 ) . By day 24 the neural tube and lateral neural crest are clearly distinct ( Fig
. 2-34 ) . The neural tube gives rise to the CNS . Cell types derived from the
neural tube include neurons , astrocytes , oligodendrocytes , and ependymal
cells ...
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The brain develops from the caudal end of the neural tube . Initially there are
three swellings of the tube , the primary brain vesicles . As development
continues , five secondary vesicles are apparent . Telencephalon Cervical
Metencephalon ...
The brain develops from the caudal end of the neural tube . Initially there are
three swellings of the tube , the primary brain vesicles . As development
continues , five secondary vesicles are apparent . Telencephalon Cervical
Metencephalon ...
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The decrease in signal from the material surrounding the tube is present with
deoxygenated , but not oxygenated , blood samples . As expected , images from
spin echo sequences are less affected by the inhomogeneity induced by dHb
than ...
The decrease in signal from the material surrounding the tube is present with
deoxygenated , but not oxygenated , blood samples . As expected , images from
spin echo sequences are less affected by the inhomogeneity induced by dHb
than ...
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Contents
Introduction to Brain Imaging | 1 |
Computerized Axial Tomography | 97 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 145 |
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