middle short gyrus

middle short gyrus (MSG)

The term middle short gyrus refers to the least developed of three short insular gyri identified by dissection in the anterior insula of the human. The short insular sulcus separates it from the anterior short gyrus rostrally and the precentral insular sulcus separates it from the posterior short gyrus caudally ( Ture-1999 ). The insular gyri do not exist as topological fieatures in macaques or rodents ( NeuroNames ).

Also known as: intermediate short gyrus (human), Gyrus brevis intermedius, middle short gyrus

NeuroNames ID: 118

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intermediate short gyrus (human)

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English

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human

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NeuroNames

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University of Washington, Seattle, WA

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NeuroNames

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Gyrus brevis intermedius

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Latin

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human

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Crosby-1962

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New York: MacMillan, 1962

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Correlative Anatomy of the Nervous System

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middle short gyrus

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English

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human

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Ture-1999

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Topographic anatomy of the insular region

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MSG

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acronym

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human

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NeuroNames

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University of Washington, Seattle, WA

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Homo sapiens (human)

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Gyrus brevis intermedius

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Crosby-1962

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Topology

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Yes

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Homo sapiens (human)

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intermediate short gyrus (human)

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Topology

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Rattus (rat)

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Topology

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Mus (mouse)

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