The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 133
1884.] Stake, Cortical Lesions of the Brain. 127 centre. It is, therefore, evident that fibres whose terminations are far apart become closely approximated as they pass inward, to the common tract. This is clearly seen in the diagram where fibres from all the areas are seen to join in the capsule.… … 6 Vertical Section through the Parietal Kegion. (After Pitres.)— 1. Post. cent. conv. 2. Fibres from 1 collecting in the internal capsule, 8. 3. Island of Eeil. 4. Claustrum 5. External cap- sule. 6. Amnion's horn. 7. Lenticular nucleus. 8. Internal capsule. 9. Optic thalamus. 10. Nucleus caudatus.…
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