Neurosynth: 15078568

Visual presentation of novel objects and new spatial arrangements of objects differentially activates the medial temporal lobe subareas in humans.

Authors:	Pihlajamaki M, Tanila H, Kononen M, Hanninen T, Hamalainen A, Soininen H, Aronen HJ
Journal:	The European journal of neuroscience
Year:	2004
PMID:	15078568

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1	-33.5454398251827	-43.6205349811032	-14.266042218541
1	-33.5454398251827	-43.6205349811032	-14.266042218541
1	-33.5454398251827	-43.6205349811032	-14.266042218541
1	41.0094935221217	-42.1901653018826	-14.5568721485658
1	41.0094935221217	-42.1901653018826	-14.5568721485658
1	41.0094935221217	-42.1901653018826	-14.5568721485658
1	-22.676468084903	-41.9995748945491	-9.00869029798401
1	-22.676468084903	-41.9995748945491	-9.00869029798401
1	-22.676468084903	-41.9995748945491	-9.00869029798401
1	-35.7462373754763	-40.6451649453065	-16.7641070452962

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Associated analyses

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objects	0.406
v5-topics-50_33_memory_retrieval_encoding	0.406
v5-topics-100_41_memory_retrieval_episodic	0.371
hippocampus	0.363
v5-topics-200_132_mtl_temporal_medial	0.362
v5-topics-50_25_spatial_body_human	0.325
parahippocampal cortex	0.313
v4-topics-100_6_object_objects_visual	0.282
novel	0.24
v4-topics-50_11_motion_visual_perception	0.229

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