Translational Neuroanatomy: Recent Updates and Future Perspectives

Dear Colleagues,

Translational research is based on an approach that aims to convert basic research results into practical applications. In biomedical sciences, this perspective is also referred to as bench to bedside. An essential aspect of translational research is that their outcomes generate scientific and operational innovations and, as a result, benefit clinical practice. This Special Issue aims to refer to the traditional research paradigm in reference to neuroanatomy as a broadly understood part of neuroscience. Thus, this Special Issue "Translational Neuroanatomy: Recent Updates and Future Perspectives" aims to enable researchers and authors to present a wide range of reports on the following topics:

• New neuroanatomical concepts, especially neuroanatomical studies, based on new methods or new approaches;
• Original research that may potentially change the direction of thinking about a specific issue or topic related to central or peripheral nervous system’s structure and function;
• Basic and clinical research extending the existing knowledge on the nervous system in the context of clinical practice;
• Neuroanatomical techniques used to study neuroanatomy.

High-quality original research papers, reviews, and meta-analyses on topics related to the structure and functioning of the brain and the nervous system are also welcome.

Dr. Grzegorz Wysiadecki
Guest Editor

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• neuroanatomy
• clinical neuroscience
• central or peripheral nervous system