- Meynert cells
- large solitary pyramidal cells in the cerebral cortex, found in a single row near the calcarine fissure; called also solitary c's of Meynert.
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Meynert cells
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Meynert cells commissure etc. — Mey·nert cells, commissure, etc. (miґnərt) [Theodor Herman Meynert, German neurologist and psychiatrist in Vienna, 1833–1892] see under cell and commissure, and see nucleus basalis telencephali and tractus habenulointerpeduncularis … Medical dictionary
Meynert — Theodor H., Vienna neurologist, 1833–1892. See retroflex bundle of M., M. cells, under cell, M. commissure, M. decussation, fasciculus of M., M. layer … Medical dictionary
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