Classically, the "tumor" originates from the lateral nasal wall, particularly in the osteomeatal complex area of the middle meatus, and adjacent inferior and middle turbinates, and subsequently involves the contiguous paranasal sinuses, with the maxillary sinus as the most frequent sinus involved and ethmoid sinus as the second most common.
To generate anatomical data on the human middle ear and adjacent structures to serve as a base for the development and optimization of new implantable hearing aid transducers.
Increased tracer uptake at SPM in "Depression + ADHD" was found at the comparisons with "Depression" in BA 32 in the bilateral anterior cingulate cortex, BAs 8, 9 and 10 in the prefrontal and middle frontal cortex, and adjacent white matter.
The stop-related activations extended dorsally into the caudal part of the middle frontal gyrus, and adjacent premotor cortex, in keeping with previous imaging studies of Stop-Signal tasks (Rae et al., 2014).
Place your index finger over the top of the section, the middle finger adjacent and underneath, and your ring finger over.
The contrast Pict-Phon vs rest revealed mainly left frontal regions including anterior inferior frontal and adjacent middle frontal gyrus, ventral premotor cortex and dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, and a left hemispheric activation of the supramarginal gyrus (Fig. 3b, table 2).
Inspection of the medial wall (see Figure 4) revealed activations in the superior medial gyrus and adjacent middle cingulate cortex in what Amodio and Frith [78] call the posterior section of the rostral medial frontal cortex but not in the anterior section associated with theory-of-mind (our mPFC ROI).
Inspection of the medial wall (see Figure 4) revealed activations in the superior medial gyrus and adjacent middle cingulate gyrus in what Amodio and Frith [78] call the posterior section of the rostral medial frontal cortex but not in the anterior section associated with theory-of-mind (our mPFC ROI).
Likewise, observation-evoked motor activity, as well as mirror-type activity, has been reported in dorsal premotor cortices [ 56, 57], while the middle temporal gyrus (MTG) and adjacent superior temporal sulcus are often found to show augmented blood-oxygen level dependent (BOLD) responses during action execution and action observation [ 58, 59].
The BK channel immunoreactivity observed in middle and basal OHCs is adjacent to but not precisely overlapping with synapsin immunoreactivity (Figure 4A C).
