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The Netherlands Brain Bank for Psychiatry
Handbook of Clinical Neurology / Edited By P J Vinken and G W Bruyn, 2018The Netherlands Brain Bank (NBB) performs rapid autopsies of donors who gave written informed consent during life for the use of their brain tissue and medical files for research. The NBB initiated the Netherlands Brain Bank for Psychiatry (NBB-Psy), a prospective donor program for psychiatric diseases. NBB-Psy wants to expand the tissue collections in
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Toward a National PTSD Brain Bank
Psychiatry, 2004Scientific technology has brought us to new levels of understanding about the brain. Neuroimaging, animal, and behavioral studies have greatly increased our knowledge of the brain. Nevertheless, a great deal remains to be known. One exciting avenue for further research is the study of postmortem brain tissue.
Matthew J, Friedman, William W, Harris
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The Challenge of a PTSD Brain Bank
Psychiatry: Interpersonal and Biological Processes, 2004It is increasingly clear that the signs and symptoms that comprise chronic posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) reflect permanent trauma–induced changes in brain neural networks. That PTSD often persists for life, and that long dormant PTSD symptoms frequently are rekindled in later life by reminders of past traumas or the vicissitudes of advancing age,
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Banking brain tissue for research
2018Well-characterized human brain tissue is crucial for scientific breakthroughs in research of the human brain and brain diseases. However, the collection, characterization, management, and accessibility of brain human tissue are rather complex.
Klioueva, Natasja +2 more
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Brain banking as a cornerstone of neuroscience in China
The Lancet Neurology, 2015136 www.thelancet.com/neurology Vol 14 February 2015 Orbital compartment syndrome after head trauma Rachel Ventura and colleagues have identifi ed a gap in the scientifi c literature in their recent Review of the neuro-ophthalmology of head trauma. Traumatic brain injury is a challenging area of clinical medicine.
Xiao-Xin, Yan +4 more
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Brain Banking in Dementia Studies
It is now well-established practice in dementia that one clinical entity may be caused by various neurodegenerative disorders, each with different histopathological findings, whereas neuropathologically confirmed patients may have different, unusual, and atypical clinical manifestations.This inconsistency in dementia patients leads to neuropathologicalAhmet Turan, Isik +2 more
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Information technology for brain banking
2018Implementing and maintaining the information technology (IT) infrastructure of a brain bank can be a daunting task for any brain bank coordinator, particularly when access to both funds and IT professionals is limited. Many questions arise when attempting to determine which IT products are most suitable for a brain bank.
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How to run a "brain bank"? Clinical and institutional requirements for "brain banking".
Journal of neural transmission. Supplementum, 1993"Brain Banking" or prospective sampling of tissues relevant to the study of neurological disease is a complex task which needs organization at various levels of operation such as the establishment of a donor system, recruitment of clinical assessment centres, establishment of standardized assessment protocols, the inauguration of logistic structures ...
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