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Functional organization of the left inferior precentral sulcus: dissociating the inferior frontal eye field and the inferior frontal junction

Derrfuss et al., 2012

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76970616612287675
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Derrfuss J
Vogt V
Fiebach C
von Cramon D
Tittgemeyer M
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Two eye fields have been described in the human lateral frontal cortex: the frontal eye field (FEF) and the inferior frontal eye field (iFEF). The FEF has been extensively studied and has been found to lie at the ventral part of the superior precentral sulcus. Much less research …
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