medial olfactory area

The term medial olfactory area refers to a composite substructure of the cerebrum based on function and connectivity. It includes the paraterminal gyrus, the subcallosal gyrus and, for some authors, part of the septum and other areas as well. See Anthoney-1994 for an analysis of nomenclature of the olfactory areas.

Also known as: medial olfactory area

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medial olfactory area
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medial olfactory area
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