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basal ganglia
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basal ganglia [′bā·səl ′gaŋ·glē·ə]
(neuroscience)
The corpus striatum, or the corpus striatum and the thalamus considered together as the important subcortical centers.
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Only two adult HIV cases with basal ganglion calcification (BGC) have been reported in the literature.
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There was a significant difference in pre- and post-treatment rCBF values in the left temporal lobe, left temporo-occipital lobe, left basal ganglion, left thalamus, right temporal lobe, right occipital lobe, right thalamus, and right basal ganglion.
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Graybiel says, "The basal ganglion brings together different modalities, associated in a special chemical environment.
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