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URL:https://isnr.org/events/webinar-disruptions-in-functional-connectivity
 -in-neurological-disorders
SUMMARY:Webinar: Disruptions in Functional Connectivity in Neurological Dis
 orders
DESCRIPTION:Disruptions in Functional Connectivity in Neurological Disorder
 s presented by Gulgun Sengul\, MD on January 24\, 2025 at 12:00pm Eastern 
 time\n\nCLICK HERE for more details and to register\n\n1 CE credit is avai
 lable for purchase when webinar is attended live in its entirety.  To pur
 chase CE credit\, CLICK HERE.\n\nFunctional connectivity\, the study of ho
 w different regions of the brain communicate and coordinate their activity
 \, is essential for understanding the brain's complex network dynamics. Th
 ese neural networks enable the brain to process information efficiently\, 
 regulate behavior\, and maintain cognitive functions. Disruptions in these
  networks can lead to significant impairments\, affecting an individual’
 s ability to think\, feel\, and move. Such disruptions are often at the co
 re of various neurological and psychiatric disorders\, resulting in altere
 d cognitive\, sensory\, and motor functions.\n\nIn neurological disorders\
 , functional connectivity disruptions can manifest as weakened\, hyperacti
 ve\, or completely misrouted connections between brain regions. These alte
 rations can arise from a variety of causes\, including structural damage\,
  neurotransmitter imbalances\, and genetic anomalies. Understanding these 
 disruptions is crucial for developing targeted treatments and improving pa
 tient outcomes. This presentation aims to provide a comprehensive overview
  of how functional connectivity is altered in several key neurological dis
 orders. We will delve into the underlying mechanisms that cause these disr
 uptions\, such as changes in synaptic plasticity\, neuroinflammation\, and
  neural degeneration. Additionally\, we will explore the potential clinica
 l implications of these findings\, including how they can inform diagnosti
 c strategies\, therapeutic interventions\, and prognostic assessments.
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