As a behavioral neurologist, how do I relate patient symptoms to brain imaging? What is a useful brain-behavior mapping?
Imhotep: Forget the brain, look at the heart!
Brodmann: Regional anatomy
Sherrington: Networks
New paper: How about a Global Functional State Space (GFSS)?
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#NIHfundedADRC @MayoClinic propose a global information processing model for mental functions that links neuroanatomy, cognitive neuroscience and clinical neurology.
Thanks to our patients and caregivers! #EndAlz
Read @NatureComm rdcu.be/cJYV3
Thanks to @ettah
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Explore the eigenbrains via neurovault neurovault.org/collections/AX…
Neurosynth GFSS decoding here chart-studio.plotly.com/~find37/79.emb…
Special thanks for related tools and inspiring ideas:
@chrisgorgo
@poldrack
@talyarkoni
@DanielMargulies
@jmacshine
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