- The
claustrum (Latin,
meaning "to close" or "to shut") is a thin
sheet of
neurons and
supporting glial cells in the brain, that
connects to the cerebral...
- A
cloister (from
Latin claustrum, "enclosure") is a
covered walk, open gallery, or open
arcade running along the
walls of
buildings and
forming a quadrangle...
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capsule (Latin:
capsula extrema) is a
series of
nerve tracts between the
claustrum and the
insular cortex. It is also
described as a thin
capsule of white...
-
stimulating her
claustrum. The
woman underwent depth electrode implantation and
electrical stimulation mapping. The
electrode between the left
claustrum and anterior-dorsal...
- functions", and the
claustrum has been
elucidated as
playing a
crucial role in consciousness. As examples,
lesions of the
claustrum in
humans are ****ociated...
- identification, a form of
projective identification ****ociated with life in the
Claustrum (narcissistic pathology),
first formulated in
early seminal papers “The...
-
segment of the
lentiform nucleus (more
specifically the ****men) and the
claustrum. The
white matter of the
external capsule contains fibers known as corticocortical...
- the
limbic structures,
including the
amygdalae and the hippocampi, the
claustrum, the
various nuclei of the
basal ganglia, the
basal forebrain structures...
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because of the
relation of its
innermost multiform layer (VI) with the
claustrum (VICl). The
laminar organization of
cortex is
almost totally lacking....
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treatment for the disorder. The term
claustrophobia comes from
Latin claustrum "a shut in place" and Gr**** φόβος, phóbos, "fear".
Claustrophobia is classified...
