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Talairach coordinates, also
known as
Talairach space, is a 3-dimensional
coordinate system (known as an 'atlas') of the
human brain,
which is used to map...
- Jean
Talairach (January 15, 1911 –
March 15, 2007) was a
psychiatrist and
neurosurgeon who
practiced at the Sainte-Anne
Hospital Center in Paris, and...
- The
Gothic influence on the
sensation novel is
described by
Laurence Talairach-Vielmas thus:
secrecy and the body go hand in hand, and the more sensation...
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Bilaterally reduced activity in the
inferior frontal gyrus (BA47).
Image at
Talairach z=2...
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specification of
coordinates in a
particular reference space. The
currently used
Talairach and
Tournoux atlas projects Brodmann's
cytoarchitectonic map onto a template...
- and
Wycis sparked enormous interest and research.: 13 In Paris, Jean
Talairach collaborated with
Marcel David,
Henri Hacaen, and
Julian de Ajuriaguerra...
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Kantrowitz and his
brother Arthur.
Neurosurgeons Jean
Talairach and
Gabor Szikla create the
Talairach coordinates for
brain mapping.
Charles Kelman introduces...
- Novel". The New Yorker. ISSN 0028-792X.
Retrieved 2018-04-14. Laurence,
Talairach-Vielmas (2014-06-02). "Saverio Tomaiuolo,
Victorian Unfinished Novels:...
- used to
register a patient's data to an
anatomical atlas, such as the
Talairach atlas for neuroimaging. In astrophotography,
image alignment and stacking...
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selected and
particularly complicated epilepsy cases.
Electrocorticography Talairach J,
Bancaud J,
Szikla G, et al.
Approche nouvelle de la
neurochirugie de...
