Neuroanatomy
Neuroanatomy is the subdiscipline of neuroscience dedicated to studying the physical structure and organization of the nervous system. This field examines the nervous system at multiple scales, from the large, or gross, structures of the brain and spinal cord down to the microscopic composition of individual neurons, their synaptic connections, and the intricate neural circuits they form. By mapping the components of the central and peripheral nervous systems and their complex interconnections, neuroanatomy provides the essential structural blueprint required to understand neural function (neurophysiology) and the changes that occur in disease or injury (neuropathology).
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2. Cellular Neuroanatomy