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Supraspinal control of reflexes and relation to voluntary movement, clinical significance of the above, pathways controlling the stretch reflex. Position and functional significance of the internal capsule,...
Postgraduate courses in psychiatry; undergraduate pharmacology and pharmacy courses*.
Third-year courses in cell biology - appreciation of cell culture techniques*.
By means of the technique of cinemorphology, information about the structures of the brain can be digitised, fed into a computer, and visualised as three-dimensional shapes.
Explains some of the principles of EEG. Deals with the normal EEG and some of the commoner abnormalities, and shows actual EEGs, using the split screen so that the patient’s head and the tracing can be...
Part 11 (1977): Structure: central and peripheral nervous systems; main parts of brain; spinal cord; motor and sensory neurones; synapses. Function of nervous system.
Part 1: Functions of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), anatomy, formation, flow and drainage, intercranial pressure. Part 2: Composition of CSF, mechanism of formation, blood-CSF barrier, relation between brain and...
Explores the physiology of the human brain and examines recent research in the subject. Music by Pink Floyd.
Presents the results of Dr Colin Blakemore’s 1970s’ research on plasticity of neuronal responses in the visual cortex. Describes the concept of a ‘sensitive period’ in visual development by reference...
The technical details of the operation of hemispherectomy are shown. The film opens with a table of indications for the operation. *BMA/BLAT.
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