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2-56 ) . Hypothalamic nuclei play an important role in regulation of the autonomic
nervous system and motivational behaviors . Hypothalamic function is intimately
linked with the pituitary gland , which has important neuroendocrine functions .
2-56 ) . Hypothalamic nuclei play an important role in regulation of the autonomic
nervous system and motivational behaviors . Hypothalamic function is intimately
linked with the pituitary gland , which has important neuroendocrine functions .
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Projections to the amygdala are believed to be particularly important in the
integration of visceral functions and in processing the emotional context and
consequences of olfactory stimuli . Projections to the piriform cortex and
entorhinal cortex ...
Projections to the amygdala are believed to be particularly important in the
integration of visceral functions and in processing the emotional context and
consequences of olfactory stimuli . Projections to the piriform cortex and
entorhinal cortex ...
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Broca's area , located in the inferior frontal operculum , is particularly important in
language production . In contrast , Wernicke's area is important in understanding
language and in imparting meaning to speech . Lesions of these and related ...
Broca's area , located in the inferior frontal operculum , is particularly important in
language production . In contrast , Wernicke's area is important in understanding
language and in imparting meaning to speech . Lesions of these and related ...
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Contents
Introduction to Brain Imaging | 1 |
Computerized Axial Tomography | 97 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 145 |
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Functional Brain Imaging William W. Orrison,Jeffrey Lewine,John Sanders,Michael F. Hartshorne Limited preview - 2017 |
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