Structure of frontal pole

Known as: Frontal Pole, Polus frontalis

The anterior pointed end of a cerebral hemisphere.

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2017

Gerstmann-Sträussler-Scheinker syndrome (GSS) is an inherited autosomal dominant prion disease, caused by a codon 102 proline to…

1989

There are a number of links between the endocrine system and the nervous system. In this study, the impact of ischemic stroke on…

1987

We performed the longitudinal study in patients with focal spikes about characteristic changes in epileptic foci for periods of…

1986

To investigate the mechanism of development and resolution of vasogenic brain edema, authors have infused the mock CSF containing…

1982

Mice received frontal pole transections or sham operations, and approximately half in each group experienced cold stress five…

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1979

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1979

A group of 7 baboon brains was examined for the presence of an asymmetry of the frontal poles. 6 of the 7 brains exhibited an…

1977

Among the neurons of the frontal pole of the brain cortex in rats in the norm there is a small, increasing with years, amount of…

1976

Parts of the rat's neocortex were mapped for sites where electrical stimulation, square waves at 10/sec, will suppress a bar…

1972

Ablation of the frontal pole was followed by the deterioration of returning behavior; position discrimination in an enclosed T…

1959

Paroxysmal behavior in children has been known to relate to paroxysmal electroencephalographic patterns in the epileptic, both…