cingulum

The posterior accessory cusp is enlarged having a border of inflated cingulum. The anterior cingulum, as well as accessory cusp, are moderately high, forming an ac-1 cusp.

The presence of groove was categorized by extension of groove on palatal side beyond cingulum either coronal or apical to cementoenamel junction.

When we turned on her cingulum stimulation, she immediately reported feeling happy and relaxed, told jokes about her family, and was able to tolerate the awake procedure successfully."

The cingulum bundle on the other hand forms dense connections with the frontal, temporal and parietal cortical structures and based on these connections, plays important roles in the implementation of cognitive functions, decision making and emotion (24).

So far, only a few studies have explored the brain structural correlates of apathy in ALS, suggesting that WM abnormalities within anterior cingulum bundle are the most relevant substrates of apathy in ALS [36, 37].

Studies have also shown that, compared with those with nondepressed MCI (nD-MCI), patients with MCI and depression (D-MCI) have more white matter atrophy and white matter microstructural disruptions in the frontal, parietal, and temporal brain regions, especially in the hippocampal cingulum and fornix tracts [9-11].

Parastyle is considered as a cingulum derivative, expressed on the paracone, arising from an accessory enamel knot at the tooth surface (Scott & Turner, 1997; Rodriguez et al., 2006).

Does apolipoprotein A1 predict microstructural changes in subgenual cingulum in early Parkinson?

In this study we hypothesized that the volumes of the cingulum and amygdala, and thickness of frontal cortex are lower in police officers exposed to traumatic situations who developed PTSD compared to those exposed to the same situation but did not develop PTSD and to healthy civilians.

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