Anatomical Structures

Definition

Anatomical structures refer to specific parts or regions within an organism's body. In terms of neuroimaging, it relates specifically to studying different areas or structures within the human brain.

Related terms

Cerebral Cortex:

The outer layer of folded gray matter that covers most of our brains; it plays a crucial role in many higher-order cognitive processes such as perception, thinking, and memory.

Hippocampus:

A seahorse-shaped structure located deep within each side of our brains; it plays a vital role in forming and storing memories.

Amygdala:

A small, almond-shaped structure responsible for processing emotions, especially fear and aggression.