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Rev Mex Neuroci 2014; 15 (5)


Implicaciones de la función del fascículo uncinado en la epilepsia

Cano-Galindo S, Vélez-García AE, Orozco-Calderón G, Cruz-Pérez F

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 37
Paginas: 277-281
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RESUMEN

El papel funcional del fascículo uncinado (FU) continúa siendo un tema de debate. Su relevancia en diferentes patologías ha brindado un panorama más específico de sus diversas funciones tales como el lenguaje, la memoria y el procesamiento emocional. Pacientes con epilepsia del lóbulo temporal han mostrado tener medidas anormales en estudios con difusión y anisotropía del FU de manera bilateral, siendo que la integración conectiva de FU con áreas frontales, áreas mesiales y anteriores del lóbulo temporal es relevante para el desempeño en diversas tareas de memoria y lenguaje, así como para el procesamiento emocional. Con este trabajo se busca brindar una descripción neuroanatómica funcional detallada del mismo y a su vez dar a conocer su relevancia y función en los procesos cognitivos mencionados.


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