intralamellar thalamic nuclei

The term intralamellar thalamic nuclei refers to a substructure of the thalamus that is part of the central lateral nucleus. It, the Nucleus intralamellaris oralis (Hassler), the Nucleus intralamellaris interpolaris (Hassler) and the Nucleus intralamellaris caudalis (Hassler) constitute the Nucleus intralamellaris (Hassler) ( Jones-1990 ).

Also known as: intralamellar thalamic nuclei, Nucleus intralamellaris ventralis (Hassler), Nuclei intralamellares thalami

NeuroNames ID: 2165

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intralamellar thalamic nuclei
Mai-1997
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Homo sapiens (human)
intralamellar thalamic nuclei
Mai-1997
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Homo sapiens (human)
Nuclei intralamellares thalami
Mai-1997
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Homo sapiens (human)
Nucleus intralamellaris ventralis (Hassler)
Jones-1990
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