From the case:
Seahorse (illustration)
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The hippocampus is said to be reminiscent of a seahorse. The head lies anteriorly near the amygdala, the body extends posteriorly and the tail curls up the trigone of the lateral ventricle towards the fornices.
Case Discussion
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