Midcingulate cortex (MCC) has risen in prominence as human imaging identifies unique
structural and functional activity therein and this is the first review of its structure,
connections, functions and disease vulnerabilities. The MCC has two divisions (anterior,
aMCC and posterior, pMCC) that represent functional units and the cytoarchitecture,
connections and neurocytology of each is shown with immunohistochemistry and receptor
binding. The MCC is not a division of anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) and the “dorsal ACC” …