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gyrus (pl.:
gyri) is a
ridge on the
cerebral cortex. It is
generally surrounded by one or more
sulci (depressions or furrows; sg.: sulcus).
Gyri and sulci...
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cortex is smooth. A fold or
ridge in the
cortex is
termed a
gyrus (plural
gyri) and a
groove is
termed a
sulcus (plural sulci).
These surface convolutions...
- back as all
other temporal lobe
gyri run. The Heschl's
gyri are
named after Richard L. Heschl. The
transverse temporal gyri are
active during auditory processing...
- The
frontal gyri are six
gyri of the
frontal lobe in the brain.
There are five
horizontally oriented,
parallel convolutions, of the
frontal lobe that...
- of
brain folds (
gyri) and
grooves (sulci). It is a form of
cephalic disorder.
Terms such as
agyria (no
gyri) and
pachygyria (broad
gyri) are used to describe...
- part of the
insula is
subdivided by
shallow sulci into
three or four
short gyri. The
anterior insula receives a
direct projection from the
basal part of...
- The
occipital gyri (OcG) are
three gyri in parallel,
along the
lateral portion of the
occipital lobe, also
referred to as a
composite structure in the...
- or
groove in the
cerebral cortex. One or more
sulci surround a
gyrus (pl.
gyri), a
ridge on the
surface of the cortex,
creating the
characteristic folded...
- The
precentral gyrus is a
prominent gyrus on the
surface of the
posterior frontal lobe of the brain. It is the site of the
primary motor cortex that in...
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orbital gyri by a well-marked H-shaped
orbital sulcus.
These are named, from
their position, the medial, anterior, lateral, and posterior,
orbital gyri. The...
