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    The document discusses the limbic system, which is known as the system of emotions. It describes some of the key components of the limbic system including parts in the diencephalon like the hypothalamus and anterior thalamic nuclei, parts in the mesencephalon like visual and auditory connections, and telencephalic parts like the olfactory bulbs, hippocampus, parahippocampal gyrus, fornix, mammillary bodies, amygdala, cingulate gyrus, and entorhinal cortex. It also mentions the hippocampal formation which includes structures surrounding the hippocampus like the dentate gyrus, subiculum, and uncus of the hippocampus.

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    Sistema límbico

    Carlos Andres Varon M.D, Ncx


    Dpto. Morfología humana y del desarrollo
    Facultad de medicina – Universidad Antonio Nariño
    El sistema de las
    emociones.

    • Paul Broca

    - Le grand lobe limbique.


    Why grand and
    why limbique?
    “mechanism of emotion” 

    1932
    MacLean PD. Psychosomatic disease and the ‘visceral brain’: recent
    developments bearing on the Papez theory of emotion. Psychosom
    Med. 1949;11:338–353. [PubMed] [Google Scholar]

    •… though our intellectual functions


    are carried on the newest and
    mostly highly developed part of the
    brain, our affective behavior
    continues to be dominated by a
    relatively crude and primitive
    system. This situation provides a
    clue to understanding the difference
    between what we ‘feel’ and what
    we ‘know’ (p. 351).
    Partes del sistema límbico

    Componentes Componentes Componentes


    diencefalicos telencefalicos
    mesencefalicos
    - Bulbos olfatorios
    - Conexiones visuales y - Hipotalamo -
    auditivas Hipocampo
    - Nucleos talamicos - Giro parahipocampal
    - Colículos cuadrigeminos
    anteriores - Fornix
    - Comisura - Tuberculos mamilares
    habenular - Amigdala
    - Giro del cíngulo
    - Corteza entorrinal
    Formación hipocampica

    • Estructuras que rodean al hipocampo

    - Giro dentado
    - Subiculo
    - Uncus del hipocampo

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