- Look up operculum or
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Operculum may
refer to:
Operculum (brain), the part of the
brain covering the insula...
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covering for the gills; it is also used for
respiration and feeding. The
opercular series contains four bone
segments known as the preoperculum, suboperculum...
- Foix–Chavany–Marie
syndrome (FCMS), also
known as
bilateral opercular syndrome, is a
neuropathological disorder characterized by
paralysis of the facial...
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ramus separates the
opercular and
triangular parts. The
anterior (horizontal)
ramus separates the
triangular and
orbital parts.
Opercular part of inferior...
- of
cerebral cortex. In the
human it
corresponds approximately to the
opercular part of the
inferior frontal gyrus. Thus, it is
bounded caudally by the...
- and gaze, may be diminished,
leading to poor
social skills. The cingulo-
opercular network (CO) has
generally been
equated with the
salience network, but...
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divided into
three parts – the
orbital part, the
triangular part and the
opercular part. The
frontal lobe
contains most of the
dopaminergic neurons in the...
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impaired swallowing. A
similar syndrome in
adults is
called anterior opercular syndrome. A 1986
study of a
family in
which multiple members had Worster-Drought...
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still present.
Besides the
opercular series,
Acanthostega also lost the throat-covering
bones (gular series). The
opercular series and
gular series combined...
- the
facial skeleton (usually
excluding the dentary), and—in fishes—the
opercular bones. Kent,
George C.; Carr,
Robert K. (2001).
Comparative Anatomy of...
