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1. Mamillary Bodies Medically reviewed by the Healthline Medical Network — Written by the Healthline Editorial Team — Updated on January 19, 2018 At …
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2. The mammillary bodies, also spelled Mamillary bodies, form part of the hypothalamus and have a role in memory, although their exact role is yet to be established.
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3. 1,2 Neuroradiologic findings usually show symmetric signal intensity alterations in the Mamillary bodies, medial thalami, tectal plate, and periaqueductal area
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4. The superior point is the highest curvature of the inferior surface of fornix and inferior point, marked on the superior surface of the Mamillary body to measure the superior-inferior height
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5. Definition of Mamillary body in the Definitions.net dictionary
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6. What does Mamillary body mean? Information and translations of Mamillary body in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.
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7. We describe herein magnetic resonance (MR) features of ipsilateral Mamillary body atrophy after infarction of the posterior cerebral artery (PCA) territory
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8. Mamillary glossary term at minerals.net educational reference guide
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9. BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Mamillary body and fornix asymmetry are frequent findings on MR imaging of the brain
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10. We sought to determine the prevalence of asymmetry of the fornix and Mamillary body on MR imaging in patients with or without seizures
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11. MATERIALS AND METHODS: MR images were retrospectively evaluated for asymmetry of the Mamillary body and fornix in 178 …
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12. Mamillary definition at Dictionary.com, a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms and translation
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13. Mamillary body: [ bod´e ] trunk (def
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14. The hypothalamus sensu stricto consists of the chiasmatic, the tuberal and the Mamillary region
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15. The mean volume of the Mamillary bodies was reduced by 60% in cases with chronic WE and by 25% in cases with Alzheimer's disease
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16. In normal cases, there was a significant age-related reduction in volume, and males had larger Mamillary bodies than females
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17. Cases with alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver had normal Mamillary body volumes.
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18. The mean Mamillary body volume (± standard error) was 21.3 ± 5.8 mm 3 in Wernicke patients, 40.1 ± 3.7 mm 3 in Alzheimer patients, and 51.7 ± 2.5 mm 3 in control patients
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19. Seven of nine (78%) patients with chronic Wernicke's encephalopathy had smaller Mamillary bodies than 36 of 37 control patients and 7 of 7 Alzheimer patients.
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20. In fact, in patients with alcoholism, atrophy of the Mamillary bodies, infratentorial regions, supratentorial cortex, and corpus callosum may be found in association with the alterations typical of WE [35, 38]
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21. Injections of HRP into the Mamillary nuclei revealed, aside from a strong projection from the subicular regions, frontocortical and cingulate projections to the Mamillary nuclei; the Mamillary nuclei also received subcortical projections from the septum, the diagonal band of Broca and from the periaqueductal gray.
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22. ‘The hippocampus has output to the Mamillary bodies and onto the anterior nucleus of the thalamus.’ ‘It was bluntly perforated in front of the Mamillary bodies with the aid of a catheter.’ ‘The hippocampus, fornix, and Mamillary bodies have an integral role in memory and learning.’
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23. The Mamillary neuroepithelium of E10.5 wild type and mutant embryos was dissected and directly frozen at −80°C
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24. Objectives Mamillary bodies play an important role in human memory and emotions
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25. We conclude that (1) the role of the Mamillary bodies in a model of human episodic memory is as important as the role of the fornix, (2) the fornix and Mamillary bodies form a single functional memory system, since the effect of lesions in both parts is no more severe than the effects of a lesion in one of the parts alone, and (3) the idea that
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26. Synonyms for Mamillary in Free Thesaurus
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27. What are synonyms for Mamillary?
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28. It is known that the Mamillary layer is the base of calcite crystal nucleation and crystal growth, and the palisade layer is the main part of the calcified shell, both of which affect global eggshell quality (Reyes-Grajeda et al., 2004; Jonchere et al., 2010).
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29. Mamillary body atrophy as well as small petechial hemorrhages in the hypothalamic region rofoundly enlarged lateral ventricles with bilateral atrophy of the caudate nucleus with fron trophy A
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30. Mamillary synonyms, Mamillary pronunciation, Mamillary translation, English dictionary definition of Mamillary
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31. Furthermore, with the block in position, the spinous, lamina or Mamillary processes can be contacted to rotate the vertebra opposite to the direction indicated by …
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32. The mean volume of the Mamillary bodies was reduced by 60% in cases with chronic WE and by 25% in cases with Alzheimer's disease
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33. In normal cases, there was a significant age‐related reduction in volume, and males had larger Mamillary bodies than females
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34. Cases with alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver had normal Mamillary body volumes.
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35. A, Axial T2-weighted image shows asymmetric edema of Mamillary bodies (arrows)
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36. B, Multiplanar gradient-recalled image shows blooming consistent with hemorrhage (arrow) in left Mamillary body
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37. D, Contrast enhancement of Mamillary bodies (arrows) is seen on T1
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38. Mamillary body synonyms, Mamillary body pronunciation, Mamillary body translation, English dictionary definition of Mamillary body
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39. Mamillary body - one of two small round structures on the undersurface of the brain that form …
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40. The posterior boundary is imprecise; it is indicated by a line that extends between the Mamillary bodies (MB) and the posterior commissure
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41. The floor of the hypothalamus is formed by the infundibular stalk (IS), the tuber cinereum (TC), and the Mamillary bodies.
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42. Mamillary body Amygdala Cingulate cortex 5 - brain regions affected by thiamin deficiency intimately associated with medial temporal lobe
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43. The mean Mamillary body volume (+/- standard error) was 21.3 +/- 5.8 mm3 in Wernicke patients, 40.1 +/- 3.7 mm3 in Alzheimer patients, and 51.7 +/- 2.5 mm3 in control patients
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44. Seven of nine (78%) patients with chronic Wernicke's encephalopathy had smaller Mamillary bodies than 36 of 37 control patients and 7 of 7 Alzheimer patients.
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45. Mamillary bodies amygdaloid body fornix
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46. Changes in the Mamillary bodies, dorsomedial thalamus, locus ceruleus, periaqueductal gray matter, ocular motor nuclei, and vestibular nuclei are common
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47. And terminates at the Mamillary body
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48. The MT arises from the medial Mamillary nucleus, passes dorsally, and terminates at the anterior thalamic nuclei, initially forming a well-defined bundle known as the principal Mamillary bundle (fascicu-lus mamillaris princeps) (3)
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49. Synonyms for Mamillary bodies in Free Thesaurus
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50. 2 synonyms for mammillary body: corpus mamillare, Mamillary body
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51. What are synonyms for Mamillary bodies?
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52. Mamillary body (MBO), is a large neuronal aggregate essential for memory formation
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MAMILLARY [ˈmaməˌlerē]
Medical Definition of mammillary body. : either of two small rounded bodies that project from the posterior hypothalamus, receive input from the hippocampus via the fornix and relay impulses to the anterior nuclei of the thalamus, and are thought to play a role in memory. — called also corpus albicans.
Function. Mammillary bodies, and their projections to the anterior thalamus via the mammillothalamic tract, are important for recollective memory. The damage of medial mammillary nucleus leads to spatial memory deficit, according to observations in rats with mammillary body lesions.
Mammillary bodies, and their projections to the anterior thalamus via the mammillothalamic tract, are important for recollective memory. The damage of medial mammillary nucleus leads to spatial memory deficit, according to observations in rats with mammillary body lesions.
The mammillary bodies are a pair of small round bodies, located on the undersurface of the brain that, as part of the diencephalon, form part of the limbic system. They are located at the ends of the anterior arches of the fornix. They consist of two groups of nuclei, the medial mammillary nuclei and the lateral mammillary nuclei.