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For questions on the structure and function of the nervous system.
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How to make diagnosis of these symptoms using Pet scan, fMRI, and EEG?
T2 weighted MRI scans can reveal white matter lesions, so that may explain the detection of demyelination.
Of course, that's not fMRI...
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What is it about our brain that breaks when we hear ourselves with a delay?
This phenomenon is called delayed auditory feedback. Why is still an open question, but two theories are:
Servomotor hypothesis: delayed auditory feedback creates an error signal, which the motor sy …
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