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Meanings of insula in English

Russian
центральная доля
Portuguese
lobo da ínsula
Spanish
lóbulo insular
Catalan
lòbul de l'ínsula
Wikidata

Portion of the mammalian brain.

центральная доля
Russian
остров
Wikidata

Isolated land area surrounded by a liquid area on Titan.

остров
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Examples for "insular cortex"
Examples for "insular cortex"
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Tube dependency was significantly associated with affection of the anterior insular cortex.
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Neuroimaging studies in humans have implicated insular cortex in these phenomena.
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There are a lot of brain regions involved, like the insular cortex and amygdala.
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Purpose: Previous studies have established the importance of the insular cortex and temporal lobe in cardiovascular autonomic modulation.
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These changes were accompanied by changes in the opposite direction in sylvian- insular cortex bilaterally and left medial extrastriate cortex.
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A postmortem examination showed nearly total destruction of the Island of Reil, popularly called the speech-center.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
Usage of insula in English
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FA and MD abnormalities were mostly observed in MOH, involving the insula.
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The smallest between-pipeline correlations were observed in para-limbic areas and insula.
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Clinicians should hence lower their threshold to sample the insula with intracerebral electrodes.
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Decreased pleasantness of touch was related to decreased posterior insula activity.
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The latest paper on the insula and trust extends this concept to interpersonal decisions.
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Furthermore, this behavioral observation was strongly mediated by insula activity during sunk cost decision-making.
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Conclusions: These results highlight the relevance of the insula in cognitive dysfunction in PD.
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Static nature paintings further activated, relative to dynamic nature stimuli, central and posterior insula.
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In patients whose insula were less active, consuming less glucose, antidepressants were more successful.
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The primary taste cortex consists of the insula and operculum.
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Studies suggest that the left insula may play an important role in speech motor programming.
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Results: Groups did not differ in ASI, state or trait anxiety scores, or insula activation.
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The flower of the insula perished in his wars.
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These results provide a more thorough network-level understanding the role of insula in cigarette smoking.
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The activation in the insula lasted for a long time before the initiation of swallowing.
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Collapsing across emotional face types, participants with panic disorder uniquely displayed greater posterior insula activation.
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Translations for insula
Portuguese
lobo da ínsula
Insula through the time
Insula across language varieties
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