septal region (Riley)
The term septal region (Riley) refers to a composite structure of the cerebrum that consists of the septal nuclei and the nucleus accumbens ( Riley-1943 ).
Also known as: septal region (Riley), Regio septalis, Area septalis, Stylus septi, stylus of septum pellucidum, Stylus septi pellucidi
NeuroNames ID: 2285
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