ventral nucleus of medial geniculate body
medial geniculate complex ventral part
Ventral division of medial geniculate body, first described by Morest (1964) in the cat, but found in primate, mouse and rat as well. It begins midway in the posterior third of the medial geniculate in the cat and is prominant anteriorly. The boundary between the dorsal and ventral divisions is demarcated in rat by a thick horizontally oriented axon bundle, the midgeniculate bundle (Webster, 1995, fig 16).
| Type | Bone |
| Parent Structure | nucleus of dorsal thalamus |
| Latin Name | medial geniculate complex ventral part |
| FMA ID | 62217 |
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