
【医】 area paraterminalis
brain; encephalon; pericranium; cerebrum
【医】 brain; encephalo; encephalon
【机】 inside; interior
area; borough; classify; distinguish; district; region; section
【计】 region
【医】 area; belt; field; quarter; regio; region; zona; zone
The medial zone of the brain (脑内侧区) refers to a functionally significant neuroanatomical region located along the midline structures of the cerebral hemispheres. This area encompasses critical components such as the medial prefrontal cortex, cingulate cortex, and septal nuclei, which collectively regulate emotional processing, decision-making, and autonomic nervous system integration.
Anatomically, it forms part of the limbic system and demonstrates strong connectivity with subcortical structures like the thalamus and hypothalamus. Clinically, dysfunction in this region has been associated with psychiatric disorders including depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder, as evidenced by functional MRI studies from the National Institute of Mental Health (https://www.nimh.nih.gov).
The term's standardized English definition in medical lexicons emphasizes its role in "mediating self-referential cognition and social behavior modulation," as documented in Gray's Anatomy (42nd edition, Elsevier 2020). For neuroimaging localization guidelines, refer to the Human Connectome Project's white papers (https://www.humanconnectome.org).
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关于“脑内侧区”这一术语,目前神经解剖学中并没有明确定义或广泛使用的标准概念。根据常见的脑区划分逻辑,可能存在以下两种解释方向:
指靠近大脑中线(矢状面)的结构,通常包括:
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