S Jiménez, I Santos-Álvarez, E Fernández-Valle, D Castejón, P Villa-Valverde, C Rojo-Salvador, P Pérez-Llorens, M J Ruiz-Fernández, S Ariza-Pastrana, R Martín-Orti, Juncal González-Soriano, Nerea Moreno
The study of the brain by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) allows to obtain detailed anatomical images, useful to describe specific encephalic structures and to analyze possible variabilities. It is widely used in clinical practice and is becoming increasingly used in veterinary medicine, even in exotic animals; however, despite its potential, its use in comparative neuroanatomy studies is still incipient. It is a technology that in recent years has significantly improved anatomical resolution, together with the fact that it is non-invasive and allows for systematic comparative analysis...
March 28, 2024: Brain Structure & Function