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| - | ==== Geoffrey Karl Aguirre MD, PhD ==== | ||
| - | //Associate Professor of Neurology// - University of Pennsylvania {{: | ||
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| - | I am an Associate Professor of Neurology at the University of Pennsylvania and a cognitive neuroscientist. My clinical and research work concerns the organization of the brain for mental operations, in particular visual ability. Using MRI, a non-invasive tool for measuring brain structure and function, I study how the human visual system is organized in health, and how it is altered in ophthalmologic and neurologic disease. As a clinician, I treat patients with a variety of disturbances of thinking and memory, with my practice informed by recent insights into the organization of the brain for these functions. I study the methodological development and application of imaging techniques. I am the Associate Director of the [[http:// | ||
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