tail of the dentate gyrus (DNGt)
The term tail of the dentate gyrus refers to a part of the dentate gyrus shown by dissection. It is the most anterior part where the gyrus extends medially and back upon itself ( Williams-1997 ). Updated 30 May 2024.
Also known as: tail of the dentate gyrus, band of Giacomini, Bandeletta Giacomini, uncus band of Giacomini
NeuroNames ID: 2329
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