2008
The Neuro-Behavioural Syndrome of Brainstem Disease
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“…Overall, our connectivity analysis of these five brainstem nuclei supports the role of the brainstem in emotional processing and confirmed our hypothesis that these brainstem nuclei demonstrate structural connectivity with known limbic regions. There is strong evidence that most mammals have analogous experiences to human emotion, even with far less evolved higher cortical centers, indicating that important processing occurs at levels below the cortex (Craig, 2003 ; Omar et al, 2008 ; Angeles Fernández-Gil et al, 2010 ; Holstege, 2016 ; Venkatraman et al, 2017 ). In order to further understand the basis of emotion and reward, and intervene in cases of disorders of emotion and reward processing, it is critical to understand phylogenetically older structures such as the brainstem and recognize them as critical factors in emotional processing.…”
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