Assertion: amygdala's neuron | /r/RelatedTo | medial amygdala
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text: The caudal ‘sublenticular’ part of the area previously included in the term substantia innominata, lying below the dorsal, main mass of the globus pallidus and striatum (together known as the lenticular or lens‐shaped nuclei), is occupied by two (or more) corridors of neurons related to the medial amygdala, on the one hand, and to the central amygdala, on the other.7, 11, 13, 14, 16, 18 Rostromedially, these corridors merge with the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, which lies just medial to the rostral portions of the globus pallidus.
text: The caudal ‘sublenticular’ part of the area previously included in the term substantia innominata, lying below the dorsal, main mass of the globus pallidus and striatum (together known as the lenticular or lens‐shaped nuclei), is occupied by two (or more) corridors of neurons related to the medial amygdala, on the one hand, and to the central amygdala, on the other.7, 11, 13, 14, 16, 18 Rostromedially, these corridors merge with the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, which lies just medial to the rostral portions of the globus pallidus.