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Corpus striatum and traumatic brain injury
Brain Injury, 1997The possibility of a 'subcortical' syndrome differentially affecting memory in traumatic brain injury (TBI) subjects was examined. Magnetic resonance imaging scans of 46 traumatic brain injured male patients were compared with those of 34 male control subjects. Surface area measurements of the corpus striatum were calculated for both groups.
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The venous system of the corpus striatum
Neuroradiology, 1973The draining system of the corpus striatum is constituted of: a) the caudate veins of variable morphology but constantly present; b) the superior striate veins that are thin and almost inconstant; c) the anteroinferior striate veins, rather constant thin vessels; d) the postero-inferior striate veins, small inconstant perforating vessels.
M, Rosa, M, Borzone
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The Cerebellum and the Corpus Striatum
1994Abstract This chapter is divided into two parts. The first examines the history of the cerebellum, a structure described and differentiated from the cerebrum by the Ancient Greeks. The second is devoted to the caudate nucleus, the putamen, and the globus pallidus, three nuclei that make up the corpus striatum.
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The pattern of innervation of the corpus striatum by the substantia nigra
Neuroscience, 1981Abstract Radioactive proteins seen in autoradiographs of the rat striatum after injection of radioactive leucine into the substantia nigra are not evenly distributed. Areas of more intense labelling are regularly spaced in the nucleus in rows parallel to the edge of the striatum.
A K, Wright, G W, Arbuthnott
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Release of endogenous dopamine from corpus striatum
Life Sciences, 1978Abstract The release of endogenous dopamine from a chopped rat striatal preparation was measured using a sensitive radio-enzymatic assay for dopamine. Either KC1 or d-amphetamine stimulated significant release of dopamine which was easily detected within one minute in this system.
J L, Meyerhoff, G J, Kant
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INHIBITORY FUNCTIONS OF THE CORPUS STRIATUM
Archives of Neurology And Psychiatry, 1940Since the classic experiment of Wilson, 1 it has been generally agreed that electrical stimulation of the corpus striatum gives no primary motor effects. At the same time, clinical evidence has accumulated 2 which associates striatal dysfunction with impairment of motor activities originating elsewhere.
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Release of putative transmitters from the corpus striatum
Pharmacology & Therapeutics. Part B: General and Systematic Pharmacology, 1975Abstract The experiments reported in this article demonstrate the release of ACh, DA and 5-HT from striatal tissue. The technique used was the perfusion of the anterior horn of the lateral ventricle. The ACh and DA appearing in the perfusate must have originated from the caudate nucleus only, whereas 5-HT was probably released from terminals in the ...
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The Behavioral Effects Of Lesions Of The Corpus Striatum: A Review
International Journal of Neuroscience, 1983Many investigators have examined the behavioral effects of lesions and/or stimulation of the corpus striatum, in a variety of species. This paper is a review of the work seeking the possible links that exist between overt behaviors and physiological structures in the brain.
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