Imaging Neuroinflammation

This book provides a detailed exploration of neuroinflammation, including its mechanisms, imaging techniques, and clinical applications in both animal models and humans.

In Imaging Neuroinflammation, the authors delve into the intricate relationship between neuroinflammation and its impact on the nervous system. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the molecular and cellular mechanisms that underpin inflammation, shedding light on how these processes can alter neuroanatomy. By exploring the biological basis of neuroinflammation, readers gain insight into the complexities of various neurological conditions and diseases.

The text also reviews cutting-edge imaging technologies that have been developed to measure neuroinflammation, including advanced MRI techniques and MR Spectroscopy. These tools are essential for both preclinical studies in animal models and clinical applications in human patients. The authors emphasize the importance of these imaging modalities in understanding the progression of neuroinflammatory diseases and in developing potential therapeutic strategies.

Imaging Neuroinflammation serves as an authoritative reference for researchers and clinicians alike, offering valuable information on iron imaging in inflammation and other innovative techniques. By bridging the gap between basic science and clinical practice, this book aims to enhance the understanding of neuroinflammation and its implications for treating various neurological disorders.