Lamina of Cerebral Hemisphere (Lamina cerebri dexter)

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Anatomy

The lamina of the right cerebral hemisphere is the deep subcortical fibrous laminar organization of the right cerebral hemisphere.

Clinical notes

Evaluated on diffusion tensor tractography (DTI) for preserving vital subcortical white matter tracts during intrinsic brain tumor resections.

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FAQ

What is the role of the Lamina of Cerebral Hemisphere?

The lamina of the right cerebral hemisphere is the deep subcortical fibrous laminar organization of the right cerebral hemisphere.

Why is the Lamina of Cerebral Hemisphere clinically important?

Evaluated on diffusion tensor tractography (DTI) for preserving vital subcortical white matter tracts during intrinsic brain tumor resections.

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