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• Striatum (links | edit)
• Thalamus (links | edit)
• List of regions in the human brain (links | edit)
• Extrapyramidal system (links | edit)
• Human brain (links | edit)
• Neural pathway (links | edit)
• Pyramidal tracts (links | edit)
• Spinothalamic tract (links | edit)
• Dorsal column–medial lemniscus pathway (links | edit)
• Medial lemniscus (links | edit)
• Nigrostriatal pathway (links | edit)
• Direct pathway (links | edit)
• Indirect pathway (links | edit)
• Postcentral gyrus (links | edit)
• Primary somatosensory cortex (links | edit)
• Subthalamic nucleus (links | edit)
• Corticobulbar tract (links | edit)
• Reticular formation (links | edit)
• Inferior olivary nucleus (links | edit)
• Tectospinal tract (links | edit)
• Rubrospinal tract (links | edit)
• Red nucleus (links | edit)
• Spinocerebellar tracts (links | edit)
• Thalamocortical radiations (links | edit)
• Inferior cerebellar peduncle (links | edit)
• Dentate nucleus (links | edit)
• Interposed nucleus (links | edit)
• Fastigial nucleus (links | edit)
• Accessory cuneate nucleus (links | edit)
• Dorsal longitudinal fasciculus (links | edit)
• Vestibulospinal tract (links | edit)
• Facial motor nucleus (links | edit)
• Posterior thoracic nucleus (links | edit)
• Lateral corticospinal tract (links | edit)
• Anterior corticospinal tract (links | edit)
• Internal arcuate fibers (links | edit)
• Ansa lenticularis (links | edit)
• Pars compacta (links | edit)
• Posterolateral tract (links | edit)
• Olivospinal tract (links | edit)
• Superior cerebellar peduncle (links | edit)
• Middle cerebellar peduncle (links | edit)
• Olivocerebellar tract (links | edit)
• Supplementary motor area (links | edit)
• Geniculate fibers (links | edit)
• Sensory decussation (links | edit)
• Ventral lateral nucleus (links | edit)
• Ventral posteromedial nucleus (links | edit)
• Ventral posterolateral nucleus (links | edit)
• Vestibulocerebellar tract (links | edit)