Physical structure refers to the arrangement and organization of cells, tissues, and regions within the brain. It encompasses the shape, size, and connectivity of different brain areas.
Related terms
Neuroplasticity: Neuroplasticity refers to the brain's ability to change and reorganize itself in response to experiences or learning. It is closely related to changes in physical structure.
Gray Matter: Gray matter refers to the regions of the brain that primarily consist of cell bodies and synapses. Changes in physical structure can involve alterations in gray matter volume.
White Matter: White matter refers to the parts of the brain that primarily consist of myelinated axons. Changes in physical structure can also involve modifications in white matter connectivity.