Neuroimaging Physics

Author: Bao Shanglian
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Brain functional imaging physics is a new and highly interdisciplinary comprehensive discipline that primarily draws on the knowledge of medical physics, combining insights from anatomy, physiology, and psychology, with the goal of brain functional imaging. The author strives to explain this complex subject clearly within a concise text, aiming to summarize the progress and research achievements in this field over the past decade or more, which is also the purpose of this book. Professor Bao Shanglian's book is a monograph expanded from his many years of teaching practice. The content of this book not only includes the generation and measurement of electromagnetic signals in the human brain, the design principles and key technologies of non-invasive imaging equipment, experimental measurement and data processing, as well as extensive application examples, but also covers some basic knowledge and methods of brain development physiology and psychology. Through reading this book, readers can gain a comprehensive understanding of the discipline as a whole, its development, and the foundational knowledge of related disciplines. This book is suitable as a textbook or reference for teaching and research work, and serves as a guide for young people who have entered or are about to enter this field.