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mediodorsal

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me·di·o·dor·sal (md--dôrsl)
adj.
Relating to the median plane and the dorsal plane.
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ABSTRACT Several stereological studies of schizophrenic subjects have shown reduction in both the total number of neurons and in the total volume of the mediodorsal thalamic nucleus (MD).
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