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Book 1976al cord and several chapters to the organization of the sensory and motor systems, and, perhaps, a detailed discussion of the neurological deficits that follow various types of damage to the nervous system would also be included. But in the first draft of this book, the spinal cord was mentioned onl

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A Brief History of the Study of Neuroanatomy,mals, and, in fact, some of the earliest cave paintings depict crude drawings of animals with arrows pointing to the region of the heart. Not too surprisingly, the two organs that have received the most sustained interest have been the heart and the brain—the two organs that represent the most vulne

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Neuroanatomical Procedures and Terminology, for applying names and descriptions to the (initially) subtle variations of the texture of the brain, not the least of which is man’s apparently ancient penchant for naming and classifying the objects in his environment. But there are relatively few aspects of man’s environment that have been named

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The Limbic System Defined,oup of brain structures. The reasons for this continuing controversy are attributable to the different ways in which a set of structures can be organized conceptually. One method is simply to name each identifiable structure in the brain with no attempt to consolidate the individual units into group

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General Topography of the Limbic System,ructures with the olfactory system were less prominent than originally thought (Brodal, 1947). Although the initial tendency was to use Broca’s terminology, “limbic lobe,” more recent usage seems to favor the term “limbic system” (e.g., MacLean, 1952). This modern substitution of the term “system” i

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The Medial Forebrain Bundle and Related Hypothalamic Connections, with the hypothalamus and the midbrain tegmentum. The parasagittal section reproduced in Figure 8-1 shows the major body of this rather massive fiber system as it passes caudally from the level of the anterior commissure to the posterior borders of the mammillary complex. As will be seen later, the

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