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Figure 4-1. Overview of the components of the basal ganglia in coronal view. The main nuclei of the basal ganglia are represented in light brown, as labeled on the right.
Figure 4-2. Diagram of the basal ganglia in the coronal plane, illustrating the main interconnections (see text for details). The pallidothalamic connections are illustrated in Fig. 4-3.