Diffusion tensor imaging DTI)
A) is like a conventional X-ray but allows the reconstruction of three-dimensional space from compressed two-dimensional images.
B) is an imaging method used to evaluate the circulatory system in the brain.
C) involves inserting electrodes into the brain that produce continuous signals to trigger neural activity.
D) is performed with an MRI scanner but measures the density and motion of water contained in axons.

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Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) is a type of MRI technique that measures the diffusion of water molecules in tissue, particularly in the brain's white matter, to map neural pathways.

Diffusion Tensor Imaging DTI)