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Variability in the human entorhinal region may confound neuropsychiatric diagnoses.
Acta anatomica - 1 Jan 1996
Heinsen H, Gössmann E, Rüb U, Eisenmenger W, Bauer M, Ulmar G, Bethke B, Schüler M, Schmitt H P, Götz M, Lockemann U, Püschel K
Abstract excerpt
The human entorhinal region consists of a number of areas; however, there is no generally accepted nomenclature for these cytoarchitectonic fields, and the designation of its constituent layers or strata is a matter of controversy. Here, we consider a hitherto neglected adjacent field, the preamygdaloid claustrocortex. Its medial subfield has a small common border with the rostromedial entorhinal region (width...
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