论文信息 - An advanced visualization system for the neurofunctional study of Parkinson's disease

An advanced visualization system for the neurofunctional study of Parkinson's disease

Understanding of anatomy and spatial relationships of affected brain structures in Parkinson's disease and movement pathways remains a challenge for healthcare students. This paper aims to provide an interactive digital tool to enhance the study of the anatomical and functional neurological basis involved in Parkinson's disease. Implications for medical training and practice are discussed.

Juan A. Juanes Méndez | Alberto Prats-Galino | Pablo Ruisoto | Jose A. Obeso | Joan San-Molina

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