The internal capsule of the brain

A Lies lateral to the thalamus
B Contain pyramidal tract fibres in its genu
C Is wedge shaped in coronal section
D Radiates toward the calcarine sulcus known as corona radiata
E Is supplied by the thalamo-striate artery

Correct Answer: Lies lateral to the thalamus, Contain pyramidal tract fibres in its genu, Is wedge shaped in coronal section, Radiates toward the calcarine sulcus known as corona radiata

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