FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2156869178> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2156869178 endingPage "1151" @default.
• W2156869178 startingPage "1138" @default.
• W2156869178 abstract "The pig model is increasingly used in the field of neuroscience because of the similarities of its brain with human. This review presents the peculiarities of the anatomy and functions of the pig brain with specific reference to its human counterpart. We propose an approximate mapping of the pig’s cortical areas since a comprehensive description of the equivalent of Brodmann’s areas is lacking. On the contrary, deep brain structures are received more consideration but a true three-dimensional (3D) atlas is still eagerly required. In the second section, we present an overview of former works describing the use of functional imaging and neuronavigation in the pig model. Recently, the pig has been increasingly used for molecular imaging studies using positron emission tomography (PET). Indeed, the large size of its brain is compatible with the limited spatial resolution of the PET scanner built to accommodate a human being. Similarly, neuronavigation is an absolute requirement to target deep brain areas in human and in pig since the surgeon cannot rely on external skull structures for zeroing the 3D reference frame. Therefore, a large body of methodological refinements has been dedicated to image guided surgery in the pig model. These refinements allow now a millimetre precision: an absolute requirement for basal nuclei targeting. In the third section, several examples of ongoing studies in our laboratory were presented to illustrate the intricacies of using the pig model. For both examples, after a brief description of the scientific context of the experiment, we present, in detail, the methodological steps required to achieve the experimental goals, which are specific to the porcine model. Finally, in the fourth section, the anatomical variations depending on the breed and age are discussed in relation with neuronavigation and brain surgery. The need for a digitized multimodality brain atlas is also highlighted." @default.
• W2156869178 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2156869178 creator A5037016344 @default.
• W2156869178 creator A5066309351 @default.
• W2156869178 creator A5078774752 @default.
• W2156869178 creator A5080263684 @default.
• W2156869178 date "2009-01-01" @default.
• W2156869178 modified "2023-09-30" @default.
• W2156869178 title "The pig model in brain imaging and neurosurgery" @default.
• W2156869178 cites W144891513 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W177732372 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1963759421 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1965999276 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1969062477 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1969670050 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1969949618 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1970843727 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1974936682 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1975507058 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1975554506 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1978013584 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1981527709 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1981818046 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1983233366 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1983298001 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1984327671 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1984615565 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1984835639 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1993920255 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1996757413 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1996822329 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1996860012 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1997404865 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1998065409 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W1999185566 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2001134781 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2008707895 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2008931356 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2009469919 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2010478734 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2011385386 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2013511950 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2015132221 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2016999078 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2017246297 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2018007631 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2018572160 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2018731511 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2018860647 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2025990410 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2026342961 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2026659489 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2031020377 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2036010949 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2040542307 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2040767661 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2041688332 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2056619205 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2060038198 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2060964091 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2062976574 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2063749372 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2066805214 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2069121236 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2071197145 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2071769613 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2072263717 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2075836206 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2076133547 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2077825560 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2079096181 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2079372577 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2081109840 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2085566919 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2085567794 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2086878044 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2089578064 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2090910144 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2104624285 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2113298225 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2122738269 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2139229603 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2140620146 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2140697977 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2142667560 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2157456431 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2158419631 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2161971256 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2421789766 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W2537514301 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W331245965 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W4240163086 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W4242290047 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W4242924435 @default.
• W2156869178 cites W4319290105 @default.
• W2156869178 doi "https://doi.org/10.1017/s1751731109004649" @default.
• W2156869178 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22444844" @default.
• W2156869178 hasPublicationYear "2009" @default.

• next