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Amygdala** — emotion (especially fear) - **Hippocampus** — declarative memory consolidation - **Hypothalamus** — homeostasis, hunger, thirst, hormone regulation ## Review Questions 1. Trace the path

amygdala, claustrum, and mesial temporal lobe. There may be additional involvement of basal ganglia, brainstem, and neocortex. Rasmussen encephalitis can present

amygdala, claustrum, and mesial temporal lobe. There may be additional involvement of basal ganglia, brainstem, and neocortex. Rasmussen encephalitis can present

amygdala, claustrum, and mesial temporal lobe. There may be additional involvement of basal ganglia, brainstem, and neocortex. Rasmussen encephalitis can present

amygdala, cingulate gyri, insulae, and inferior frontal lobes without mass effect or enhancement. Initially, there may be associated edema, which

amygdala heterogeneously enhancing mass with scalloping of the sphenoid wing (arrowhead) and adjacent dural tail (arrow). (Cases courtesy Mai-Lan Ho, MD.) Focal

amygdala heterogeneously enhancing mass with scalloping of the sphenoid wing (arrowhead) and adjacent dural tail (arrow). (Cases courtesy Mai-Lan Ho, MD.) Focal

amygdala, cingulate gyri, insulae, and inferior frontal lobes without mass effect or enhancement. Initially, there may be associated edema, which

amygdala, cingulate gyri, insulae, and inferior frontal lobes without mass effect or enhancement. Initially, there may be associated edema, which

amygdala heterogeneously enhancing mass with scalloping of the sphenoid wing (arrowhead) and adjacent dural tail (arrow). (Cases courtesy Mai-Lan Ho, MD.) Focal