Fasciculus subthalamicus (Riley)

The term Fasciculus subthalamicus (Riley) refers to fibers once thought to diverge from the ansa lenticularis and pass through field H2 to enter the subthalamic nucleus ( Riley-1943 ).

Also known as: Fasciculus subthalamicus (Riley)

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Fasciculus subthalamicus (Riley)
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Fasciculus subthalamicus (Riley)
Riley-1943
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