Assertion: thalamus's nucleus | /r/HasProperty | lateral view
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text: Ventral posterior medial and lateral nuclei (lateral view)
text: The medial system is comprised of the ventral tegmental nucleus (VTg), the medial MB, the anteroventral nucleus of thalamus, and the subiculum/retrosplenial cortex; the lateral system consists of the dorsal tegmental nucleus, lateral MB, the anterodorsal nucleus of thalamus, and the pre, para and postsubiculum (Fig. 4) (Vann and Aggleton, 2004; Vertes et al., 2004; Aggleton et al., 2010).
text: most voluminous, longest, most vertical of the short branches of the posterior cerebral artery,”13 penetrate between the geniculate bodies, ascend in the lateral medullary lamina, and supply the major part of the ventral posterior nuclei (lateral [VPL], medial [VPM], and inferior [VPI]), as well as the ventral and lateral parts of the VL nucleus more rostrally.
text: The rostral group is formed by three nuclei located at the rostral pole of the TGN: the anterior (PGa), the lateral (PGl), and the medial (PGm) preglomerular nuclei (Figures 6A
text: Key facts about the thalamic nuclei Functions Relaying sensory and motor signals to the cerebral cortex, consciousness, sleep, alertness Anterior nuclei Anteroventral, anterodorsal, anteromedial Medial nuclei Dorsomedial nucleus (Parvocellular, magnocellular parts) Lateral nuclei Medial and lateral geniculate nuclei, dorsal group (lateral dorsal, lateral posterior, pulvinar), ventral group (ventral anterior, ventral lateral, ventral posterior)
text: The lateral dorsal nucleus, lateral posterior nucleus and the pulvinar are found on the upper level of the bus (dorsal surface of the thalamus); whereas the ventral anterior, ventral lateral and the subdivisions of the ventral posterior nuclei are found on the lower level of the bus (ventral surface of the thalamus).
text: Anterior nucleus (lateral view)
text: Thalamic reticular nucleus (lateral view)
text: The medial system is comprised of the ventral tegmental nucleus (VTg), the medial MB, the anteroventral nucleus of thalamus, and the subiculum/retrosplenial cortex; the lateral system consists of the dorsal tegmental nucleus, lateral MB, the anterodorsal nucleus of thalamus, and the pre, para and postsubiculum (Fig. 4) (Vann and Aggleton, 2004; Vertes et al., 2004; Aggleton et al., 2010).