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cornu posterius (par)

Identification
Official Latin term cornu posterius medullae spinalis (par)
Official subsidiary term posterior horn of spinal cord (pair)
Unit identifier TAH:U5177
Unit type pair
Materiality material
Navigation
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Links of entity generic: cornu posterius
External links TA98
Partonomic links Level 2: medulla spinalis Short Extended
Level 3: columna posterior (par)
Taxonomic links Level 2: regio substantiae griseae systematis nervosi centralis Short Extended
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Notes
The dorsal horn consists of layer I to layer VI, including the sensory layers I-IV and the mixed layers V and VI (VI only present in the intumescences) as advocated in TA and by Sengul G, Watson C (2012) Spinal cord: regional anatomy, cytoarchitecture and chemoarchitecture. In: Mai JK, Paxinos G, eds: The Human Nervous System, 3rd ed. Elsevier, Amsterdam, pp 186-232. Layers I and II form the superficial dorsal horn, and layers III to VI the deep dorsal horn. The intermediate zone is interpreted as layer VII only, and the ventral horn consists of the layer VIII and layer IX.
Partonomy
TAH:E10200
corpus humanum
TAH:U5062
systema nervosum
TAH:U5068
systema nervosum centrale
TAH:U5138
medulla spinalis
TAH:U7984
morphologia interna medullae spinalis
TAH:U5157
substantia grisea medullae spinalis
TAH:U5176
columna posterior (par)
TAH:U5177 cornu posterius (par)
Taxonomy
Date: 08.05.2022