Memoria espacial y cuerpos mamilares
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Memoria espacial, cuerpos mamilares, síndrome de KorsakoffResumen
En esta revisión se analiza críticamente la implicación de los cuerpos mamilares (CCMM) en procesos de aprendizaje y memoria espacial, poniendo de manifiesto las controversias actuales existentes y sus implicaciones clínicas. La literatura existente sobre el tema parece indicar que los CCMM forman parte de las estructuras diencefálicas relacionadas con el circuito o circuitos cerebrales que subyacen a los procesos de memoria. Esta revisión se centra fundamentalmente en los resultados ofrecidos por la investigación clínica y experimental, que revelan las implicaciones que los CCMM tienen en numerosas tareas de memoria y aprendizaje. Se ha prestado especial atención a aquellas pruebas comportarnentales que requieren el empleo de información espacial.
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