Ces radiol. 2023, 77(2):75-86 | DOI: 10.55095/CesRadiol2023/009

Cortex of the telencephalon, normal anatomy and impairment of the gray matter development associated with migration - cortical heterotopia and polymicrogyria, anatomical notes and magnetic resonance imagingReview article

Jiří Ferda1,2, Radek Tupý2
1 Anatomický ústav LF UK, Plzeň
2 Klinika zobrazovacích metod LF UK a FN, Plzeň

Development of the neocortex is the action of the successive migration of theindividual neuronal populations in pattern, that the deepest lamina is createdat first, the others are developer one by one migrating through the previouslyformed, all six laminae are developed at the end of migration. Migrationdisorders are covered cortical heterotopias (nodular, laminar, subcortical),lissencephaly and also polymicrogyria. The article gives the review of thecortical morphology and individual migration disorders and their magneticresonance imaging.

Keywords: neokortex, neuronal migration, cortical heterotopia, polymicrogyria, magnetic resonance
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Podpořeno projektem MZ ČR Koncepční rozvoj výzkumné instituce 00669806 - FNPlzeň a projektem Univerzity Karlovy v Praze COOPERATIO.

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Ferda J, Tupý R. Cortex of the telencephalon, normal anatomy and impairment of the gray matter development associated with migration - cortical heterotopia and polymicrogyria, anatomical notes and magnetic resonance imaging. Ces radiol. 2023;77(2):75-86. doi: 10.55095/CesRadiol2023/009.
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