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The basal ganglia or basal nuclei are large masses of grey matter located within the central core of white matter of the cerebral hemispheres. In the full version of this video, we’ll discuss: “what are the basal ganglia?”.

We’ll then talk about the characteristics of the caudate, accumbens, and lentiform nuclei

Next, we’ll discuss related structures and the motor, learning, limbic, and oculomotor loops.

Finally, we’ll associate the basal ganglia to different conditions that will be discussed in our clinical notes section.

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