A Temporary or Reversible Lesion Can Be Produced by

question 138

Multiple Choice

A temporary or reversible lesion can be produced by

• A) excision or cutting.
• B) aspiration or suction.
• C) cooling the target brain structure or injecting an anesthetic into it.
• D) radio-frequency current.
• E) invasive EEG.

Recognize and describe the guiding principles of brain plasticity.

Explain the causes and symptoms of Korsakoff syndrome.

Describe neurogenesis in the adult brain and identify where new neurons are formed.

Understand changes to motor maps following limb amputation.

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