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Etiology

the causes, origins, or reasons why diseases/illnesses occur

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Pathology

the study of disease

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Neuropathological

the study and diagnosis of diseases affecting the nervous system (brain, spinal cord, nerves, and eyes) by examining tissue changes

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Neuropathology

the specialized branch of medicine that studies diseases of the nervous system—specifically the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and even muscles.

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Neurodegenerative

a process where nerve cells (neurons) in the brain or spinal cord gradually break down, stop working, and eventually die

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Neuropathologists

highly specialized medical doctors (MDs or DOs) who act as "detectives of the nervous system"

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Morphological abnormalities

any unusual changes in the physical shape, size, or structure of a part of the body, a tissue, or a cell

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Functional abnormalities

when a part of the body looks physically normal, but it does not work correctly.

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Neuroimaging

the technology used to take "pictures" of the brain and nerves without having to perform surgery.

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Immunocytochemistry

a way for doctors to "color-code" individual cells to see what's going on inside them.

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in situ hybridization

a way for scientists to find a specific genetic "hidden message" exactly where it lives inside a cell.

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Pure functional disease

: A condition where the brain is physically healthy but it is not working (functioning) the right way.


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Organic factors

Physical or biological causes of a disease that can be measured. These are the "body reasons" for an illness, such as genetics, brain chemistry, or physical injuries.