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FRÆÐIGREINAR / SEGULÖRVUN HEILA
annarra taugasjúkdóma og geðraskana, þar má eink-
um nefna Parkinson sjúkdóm og geðklofa (33, 34).
Lokaorð
Segulörvun er nýleg rannsóknaraðferð sem er notuð
til að fá betri lífeðlisfræðilega innsýn í starfsemi heil-
ans og auka lífeðlismeinafræðilegan skilning á heila-
sjúkdómum. Margt bendir til þess að einnig verði far-
ið að nota þessa aðferð til að meðhöndla einhverja
tauga- og geðsjúkdóma í framtíðinni. A taugarann-
sóknastofu Landspítala er segulörvun notuð til að
meta leiðslu taugaboða í miðtaugakerfi. Einnig hafa
farið þar fram rannsóknir á notagildi segulörvunar í
meðferð jafnvægistruflana og þunglyndis (35).
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