Fascinated as I was by everything I learned about the brain from these outstanding teachers, toward the end of their courses I began to notice conspicuous gaps that separated neurophysiology from neuroanatomy.

... (fasciculus retroflexus). The habenular trigones are formed by smaller medial and larger lat- eral habenular nuclei. The medial and lateral habenular nuclei appear to be independent, mutually-isolated, processing sys- tems [322]. The ...

... fasciculus retroflexus . The interpeduncular nucleus in squalo- morph sharks lies medial to the rostral part of the reticular for- mation and immediately rostral to the raphe and caudal to the ventral tegmental area . The fasciculus ...

Despite numerous studies devoted to the thalamus, its function as a whole and specifically the functional role of the individual thalamic nuclei, outside those regions that are involved in the processing of the sensory information, still ...

Florence Rena Sabin. Fasciculus retroflexus The description of the lateral capsule as given in Forel's article appears to me to apply more to its dorsal portion . Their origin is hard to trace . In ... Fasciculus Retroflexus (Meynerti)

... fasciculus and the fasciculus retroflexus reaches from the substantia nigra towards the habenulum. From this age on the main tracti are discerned and extend their presence. Gene expression studies have also looked at the connections ...

Gray's Anatomy E-Book. 362 accompanied by ipsilateral rubrothalamic fibres; the fasciculus retroflexus; the fasciculus lenticularis; the fasciculus subthalamicus; the ansa lenticularis; fascicles from the prerubral field (H field of ...