Neuroanatomy: basic research to clinical applications

Neuroanatomical knowledge is fundamental to our understanding of nervous system physiology/pathology and a prerequisite for surgical intervention. Recent advances in neuroanatomical techniques including the use of molecular/genetic tools and high-resolution imaging have provided valuable insights into animal, as well as human nervous system organization and function. The aim of the present special issue is to provide a platform for communication of neuroanatomical research from basic science to related clinical applications. Topics of interest (in animals and humans) fall within, but are not limited to the following thematic categories: -Macroscopic and microscopic neuroanatomy -Connectomics -Cerebrovascular anatomy -Developmental and comparative neuroanatomy -Chemical and molecular neuroanatomy -Radiographic neuroanatomy and neuroimaging diagnostics -Neurosurgery/neuromodulation/neuromonitoring, vascular neuro-intervention and anatomical considerations -Neuroanatomical techniques Original research, case reports (including anatomical variation cases) and review manuscripts will be considered.

08/09/2024