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Brain mapping includes all types of neuroimaging. It is like an improved version of neuroimaging that creates better brain images by using recent data processing or analysis, whether from imaging techniques or other non-imaging methods. These images show how behaviors are connected to certain parts of the brain, similar to a map that shows measurements on a brain's areas.
Neuroimaging can be broken down into two main groups:
Structural imaging is used to look at the structure of the nervous system and to find big problems inside the brain, like injuries or disorders.
Functional imaging helps find smaller issues, such as metabolic diseases and specific brain damage, especially in conditions like Alzheimer’s.It is also important for studying the brain in psychology and neuroscience, and for creating brain-computer interfaces.
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