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Anatomy Quiz
Coronal section of brain
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2012;344:e4013
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2 August 2012
Thanks for your comment. You are correct that there is no such 'lateral horn' but it was supposed to be 'Left lateral ventricle'.
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31 July 2012
Thank you for this beautiful image. I am unsure about the name for structure C, "lateral horn". The lateral ventricles are generally subdivided into anterior or frontal horns; body; atrium; inferior or temporal horns; and posterior or occipital horns.
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