イメージの科学　リハビリテーションへの応用に向けて

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発行日： 2012-05-30
分野： 臨床医学：外科  >  リハビリ医学
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　本書では、医療領域で用いる際に必要なイメージの知識を身体イメージと運動イメージに絞り、その項目として「身体の神経学的過程としての身体イメージ」「身体表象の神経基盤」「行動の神経学的過程としての運動イメージ」「運動イメージの神経基盤」「運動イメージのアウトカムと臨床適応」「イメージの障害とそれに対する治療介入」と立て、それに関する最新の知見を、主に神経科学を用いて解説した。「イメージとは何か」という基本的なことに躓いている初学者、臨床介入の実際および最先端の研究成果を待ち望んでいる臨床家にとって必携の書であることはいうまでもない。

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  • イメージの科学　リハビリテーションへの応用に向けて

    ―目次―

    序章　イメージの神経現象

    第1章　身体の神経学的過程としての身体イメージ
    第2章　身体表象の神経基盤
    第3章　行動の神経学的過程としての運動イメージ
    第4章　運動イメージの神経基盤
    第5章　運動イメージのアウトカムと臨床適応
    第6章　イメージの障害とそれに対する治療介入

    終章　イメージの応用に向けて

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序章 イメージの神経現象

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第1章 身体の神経学的過程としての身体イメージ

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第2章 身体表象の神経基盤

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第4章 運動イメージの神経基盤

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