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w = posterior horn of lateral ventricle, x = cerebellum, y = superior cerebellar peduncle, z = cingulate gyrus, * = fourth ventricle. Note: p and g together constitute the lentiform nucleus; c and p ...

There are three types of tilted pelvis: anterior pelvic tilt, posterior pelvic tilt, and pelvic obliquity. Each has different symptoms and treatments. A forward tilt is called an anterior pelvic tilt.

The CRBL. Superior. R-left caudate nucleus and right lenticular nucleus FC were also decreased and were associated with cognitive function(p< 0.05). In addition, PSA patients were further divided into ...

Fate-mapping studies show that a stream of tuberal progenitors develops in the anterior-ventral neural tube as a wave of neuroepithelial-derived BMP signalling sweeps from anterior to posterior ...

Sure it is a cheap stage trick, but using a lenticular lens at the right angle and in front of the right background can render what’s behind it invisible. That’s not news, but [Ian] spent some ...

Additionally, both methods also congruently identified the posterior part of thalamus as having increased ... globus pallidus; IN, insula; LN, lentiform nucleus; MFG, middle frontal gyrus; MTG, middle ...