inferior commissure of the spinal cord

The term inferior commissure of the spinal cord refers to a bundle of fibers that cross the spinal cord near its junction with the medulla. It is described as located ventral to the gracile fasciculus and dorsal to the central canal, but it is illustrated as crossing the midline ventral to the central canal ( Crosby-1962 ).

Also known as: inferior commissure of the spinal cord, commissure of Haller, Commissura infima

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commissure of Haller
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inferior commissure of the spinal cord
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Commissura infima
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commissure of Haller
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inferior commissure of the spinal cord
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