The amygdaloid complex in monkey studied by reconstructional methods
The amygdaloid complex in monkey studied by reconstructional methods
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通过重建方法研究猴子杏仁核复合体
DOI：
10.1002/cne.900910308
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发表时间：
1949
影响因子：
2.5
通讯作者：
J. Jimenez‐Castellanos
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作者：
J. Jimenez‐Castellanos
Studies of the amygdaloid complex have been made by the classic authors (Dejerine, Kolliker, Konegger, Gamer, Meynert, Burdach, Mondino, et al.). Later appeared the fundamental works of Volsch ( 'lo), Johnston ( '23), Foix and Nicolesco ('as), Hilpert ('28) and others. More recently the amygdala has been extensively studied particularly in this country, by Humphrey ('36) in the bat, Fox ('40) in the cat, Crosby and Humphrey in man ( '41) and in the shrew ( '44), and Jeserich ('45) in the mink. A wide variety of forms have been analyzed and a remarkable consistency has been shown in the main divisions of this complex. I n 1938 however, a study of the human amygdala by Brockhaus appeared which uses an entirely different terminology and subdivides each of the main nuclei. Lauer ('45) has studied the amygdaloid complex of the monkey, but has not made extensive subdivisions in the light of the findings of Brockhaus. In order to determine how the two interpretations compared it was decided to subdivide the amygdala of the
