transcapsular caudatolenticular gray striae

The term transcapsular caudatolenticular gray striae refers to thin strands of gray matter scattered in the internal capsule between the caudate nucleus on one side and the putamen and globus pallidus on the other ( Jernigan-2003 ; Roberts-1970 ).

Also known as: transcapsular caudatolenticular gray striae, Striae griseae caudatolenticulares transcapsulares

NeuroNames ID: 1521

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transcapsular caudatolenticular gray striae
Roberts-1970
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Homo sapiens (human)
Striae griseae caudatolenticulares transcapsulares
Roberts-1970
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Homo sapiens (human)
transcapsular caudatolenticular gray striae
Roberts-1970
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