subcallosal
- adjective
- /ˌsʌb.kəˈloʊ.səl/
- Specialized
- Doctors examined the subcallosal cortex for abnormalities in the MRI scan.
Examples
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Damage to the subcallosal region can affect emotional processing.
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The subcallosal area is often studied in research on depression.
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The subcallosal region plays a crucial role in emotional regulation.
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The subcallosal area is linked to depression.
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Researchers are investigating the role of the subcallosal region in mood disorders.
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The subcallosal area has been implicated in various psychiatric conditions.
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In studies of brain anatomy, the subcallosal cortex is recognized for its importance in emotion.
Synonyms
Below the knee or under the brain's front band that connects the two halves
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Subcallosal combines the prefix sub- ('under', as in submarine) and callosal, from corpus callosum, the band that joins the two halves of the brain. So subcallosal means 'under the corpus callosum', which is why it names the area below that band.