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Identification
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| Official Latin term |
corpus callosum 
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| Official term | corpus callosum |
| Unit identifier | TAH:U6077 |
| Unit type | single |
| Materiality | immaterial |
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Navigation
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| Link to the unit | corpus callosum |
| Links of entity | generic: corpus callosum |
| Entity-oriented links | Universal page Definition page |
| External links | TA98 FMA PubMed Wikipedia Radiopedia Science Direct |
| Partonomic links | Level 2: encephalon Short Extended |
| Level 3: telencephalon Short Extended | |
| Level 4: corpus callosum | |
| Taxonomic links | Level 2: anatomical space Short Extended |
| Level 3: anatomical conduit space | |
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Taxonomic definition
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The corpus callosum is an anatomical conduit space [spatium canalis anatomici ] which is connecting the two cerebral hemispheres [hemispherium cerebri ], located on the floor of the longitudinal fissure [fissura longitudinalis cerebri ].
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Documentation
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The immaterial corpus callosum. The corpus callosum is an immaterial space with fiat boundaries, where the fibers of the radiation of corpus callosum is crossing the mid-saggital plane.Traditionally, this entity is described as a material entity and this is reflected by its name corpus, infering a material aspect. But this approach is formally incorrect: the container is to be distinct of its content. Like the fact that the artery is not the blood, the corpus callosum is not the commisural fibers crossing it. |
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Partonomy
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| TAH:E10200 |
 human body
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| TAH:U5062 | |
| TAH:U5068 | |
| TAH:U5257 | |
| TAH:U5262 | |
| TAH:U5264 | |
| TAH:U12095 | |
| TAH:U6077 |
corpus callosum imo
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4 children
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Taxonomy
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| Date: 25.06.2025 |