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Identification
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| Official Latin term |
centrum semiovale (par) 
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| Official subsidiary term |
semioval centre (pair)
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| Unit identifier | TAH:U9459 |
| Unit type | pair |
| Materiality | material |
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Navigation
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| Link to the unit |
centrum semiovale (par)
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| Links of entity |
generic: centrum semiovale
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| Partonomic links |
Level 2: encephalon Short Extended
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Level 3: telencephalon Short Extended
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Level 4: substantia alba hemispherii cerebri (par)
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| Subsidiary language with Latin | English French Spanish Russian |
| Non Latin primary language | English French Spanish Russian |
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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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Partonomy
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| TAH:E10200 |
 corpus humanum
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| TAH:U5062 | |
| TAH:U5068 | |
| TAH:U5257 | |
| TAH:U5262 | |
| TAH:U5264 | |
| TAH:U12096 | |
| TAH:U9449 | |
| TAH:U9459 |
centrum semiovale (par)
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Taxonomy
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| TAH:G9459 |
centrum semiovale
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| Date: 23.05.2022 |