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complexus anatomicus  Short Extended
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substantia alba systematis nervosi centralis Short Extended
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segmentum substantiae albae neuraxis Short Extended
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radiatio neuraxis
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radiatio neuraxis
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Taxonomic list
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radiatio neuraxis
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radiación del neuro eje
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radiatio hemispherii cerebri
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radiación del hemisferio cerebral
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centrum semiovale
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centro semioval
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Scientific notes
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This term, introduced in 1684 by Vieussens as 'Centrum ovale' to indicate the oval shape of the Cerebral white matter, continuous with the Internal capsule, was later changed into Centrum semiovale by Flatau E (1894 Atlas des menschlichen Gehirns und des Faserverlaufes. Karger, Berlin) and others. In the clinical literature, this term is common usage. It was included by His and colleagues in the BNA.
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| Type of list | T4 |
| List Unit Identifier | 18555 |
| Number of children | 4 (validated) |
| Number of units | 3 (validated) |
| Signature | 2140 (validated since 1.6.2025) |
| Date: 06.06.2025 |