The Myth of the Occipitofrontal Association Tract

Prominent periventricular fiber system related to ganglionic eminence and striatum in the human fetal cerebrum

“…The association between the FOF and the FPP was already proposed by Rosett (1933). Due to the close apposition of the FOF to the internal capsule radiation, the FOF was considered to be a part of that radiation in several classical studies (for review, see .…”

“…According to its topographical position (medial to the internal capsule and lateral to the ventricular angle), this bundle corresponds to the FOF as described in the adult human brain by both classical (Obersteiner and Redlich 1902;Von Monakow 1905) and modern authors (Schmahmann and Pandya 2006;Makris et al 2007). The associative nature of this bundle has remained contestable for almost a century (for review, see Rosett 1933;Aralasmak et al 2006;, but recent studies confirmed that the FOF really is an associative pathway Makris et al 2007). …”

Prominent periventricular fiber system related to ganglionic eminence and striatum in the human fetal cerebrum

“…The association between the FOF and the FPP was already proposed by Rosett (1933). Due to the close apposition of the FOF to the internal capsule radiation, the FOF was considered to be a part of that radiation in several classical studies (for review, see .…”

“…According to its topographical position (medial to the internal capsule and lateral to the ventricular angle), this bundle corresponds to the FOF as described in the adult human brain by both classical (Obersteiner and Redlich 1902;Von Monakow 1905) and modern authors (Schmahmann and Pandya 2006;Makris et al 2007). The associative nature of this bundle has remained contestable for almost a century (for review, see Rosett 1933;Aralasmak et al 2006;, but recent studies confirmed that the FOF really is an associative pathway Makris et al 2007). …”

A Proposed Human Structural Brain Connectivity Matrix in the Center for Morphometric Analysis Harvard-Oxford Atlas Framework: A Historical Perspective and Future Direction for Enhancing the Precision of Human Structural Connectivity with a Novel Neuroanatomical Typology

“…There is a vast literature of observations on cerebral connections that precede the DTI era. This literature addresses ipsilateral cortico-cortical [10,11,14,57,[97][98][99][100][101][102][103][104][105][106][107][108][109][110][111][112][113][114], commissural (e.g., callosal) (e.g., [45,[115][116][117][118][119]), corticothalamic (e.g., [120][121][122]), corticostriatal (e.g., [123,124,125,126,127,128,129,130,131,132]), cortico-amygdaloid (e.g., [133,134,135,136]), and cortico-hippocampal connectivity (e.g., [137,138,139,…”

The Complex History of the Fronto-Occipital Fasciculus

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Prominent periventricular fiber system related to ganglionic eminence and striatum in the human fetal cerebrum

“…The association between the FOF and the FPP was already proposed by Rosett (1933). Due to the close apposition of the FOF to the internal capsule radiation, the FOF was considered to be a part of that radiation in several classical studies (for review, see .…”

“…According to its topographical position (medial to the internal capsule and lateral to the ventricular angle), this bundle corresponds to the FOF as described in the adult human brain by both classical (Obersteiner and Redlich 1902;Von Monakow 1905) and modern authors (Schmahmann and Pandya 2006;Makris et al 2007). The associative nature of this bundle has remained contestable for almost a century (for review, see Rosett 1933;Aralasmak et al 2006;, but recent studies confirmed that the FOF really is an associative pathway Makris et al 2007). …”

A Proposed Human Structural Brain Connectivity Matrix in the Center for Morphometric Analysis Harvard-Oxford Atlas Framework: A Historical Perspective and Future Direction for Enhancing the Precision of Human Structural Connectivity with a Novel Neuroanatomical Typology

“…There is a vast literature of observations on cerebral connections that precede the DTI era. This literature addresses ipsilateral cortico-cortical [10,11,14,57,[97][98][99][100][101][102][103][104][105][106][107][108][109][110][111][112][113][114], commissural (e.g., callosal) (e.g., [45,[115][116][117][118][119]), corticothalamic (e.g., [120][121][122]), corticostriatal (e.g., [123,124,125,126,127,128,129,130,131,132]), cortico-amygdaloid (e.g., [133,134,135,136]), and cortico-hippocampal connectivity (e.g., [137,138,139,…”

The Complex History of the Fronto-Occipital Fasciculus

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Prominent periventricular fiber system related to ganglionic eminence and striatum in the human fetal cerebrum

“…The association between the FOF and the FPP was already proposed by Rosett (1933). Due to the close apposition of the FOF to the internal capsule radiation, the FOF was considered to be a part of that radiation in several classical studies (for review, see .…”

“…According to its topographical position (medial to the internal capsule and lateral to the ventricular angle), this bundle corresponds to the FOF as described in the adult human brain by both classical (Obersteiner and Redlich 1902;Von Monakow 1905) and modern authors (Schmahmann and Pandya 2006;Makris et al 2007). The associative nature of this bundle has remained contestable for almost a century (for review, see Rosett 1933;Aralasmak et al 2006;, but recent studies confirmed that the FOF really is an associative pathway Makris et al 2007). …”

A Proposed Human Structural Brain Connectivity Matrix in the Center for Morphometric Analysis Harvard-Oxford Atlas Framework: A Historical Perspective and Future Direction for Enhancing the Precision of Human Structural Connectivity with a Novel Neuroanatomical Typology

“…There is a vast literature of observations on cerebral connections that precede the DTI era. This literature addresses ipsilateral cortico-cortical [10,11,14,57,[97][98][99][100][101][102][103][104][105][106][107][108][109][110][111][112][113][114], commissural (e.g., callosal) (e.g., [45,[115][116][117][118][119]), corticothalamic (e.g., [120][121][122]), corticostriatal (e.g., [123,124,125,126,127,128,129,130,131,132]), cortico-amygdaloid (e.g., [133,134,135,136]), and cortico-hippocampal connectivity (e.g., [137,138,139,…”

The Complex History of the Fronto-Occipital Fasciculus

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