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English: Insular Cortex Sub-regions in MRI. The central sulcus generally divides the insular cortex into anterior and posterior subdivisions. The anterior insular cortex is further divided into ventral (red) and dorsal sub-regions (green) and the dorsal insula can be divided into an anterior and mid-region. The left figure shows the sub-regions of the insular cortex based on the Hammers_mith probabilistic atlas (Faillenot et al., 2017). Surface rendering of the insular sub-regions in 3D is shown on the right. A: anterior, dAI: dorsal anterior insula, I: inferior, P: posterior, PI: posterior insula, S: superior, vAI: ventral anterior insula. |
| Date | First Online: 23 April 2019 |
| Source | Fathy, Y.Y., Hoogers, S.E., Berendse, H.W. et al. Brain Imaging and Behavior (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11682-019-00099-3 |
| Author | Yasmine Y. Fathy, Susanne E. HoogersHenk W. BerendseYsbrand D. van der WerfPieter J. VisserFrank J. de JongWilma D.J. van de Berg |
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