Comments and ControversiesDo we need to revise the tripartite subdivision hypothesis of the human subthalamic nucleus (STN)? Response to Alkemade and Forstmann
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2022, Cell ReportsCitation Excerpt :Information flow from the cortex to the BGs is believed to progress through a hierarchical series of sensorimotor, association, and limbic areas, supporting the tripartite STN model (Lambert et al., 2012; Mallet et al., 2007; Parent and Hazrati, 1995; Plantinga et al., 2018). However, much of the data leading to this view regarding the subdivisions of the STN are qualitative, variable, fragmented, and difficult to reconcile because of the technical limitations of neuroanatomical research (Alkemade and Forstmann, 2014; Keuken et al., 2012; Lambert et al., 2015). Therefore, to update this view of the STN, we first performed an inclusive analysis at the level of region-to-region connectivity of the HPSTN.
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2021, Handbook of Clinical NeurologyAltered functional connectivity of the subthalamic nucleus during self-initiated movement in Parkinson's disease
2018, Journal of NeuroradiologyCitation Excerpt :We chose the bilateral STN as the ROIs for our functional connectivity analysis. Although controversial [27,28], extensive evidence suggests that the STN contains sensorimotor, associative, and limbic subregions [29–33]. Given the focus of the present study on the motor-related network, we selected the sensorimotor subregions of the bilateral STN as ROIs.