The Basal Ganglia Clinical Anatomy

"The basal ganglia (also known as basal nuclei or as the extrapyramidal system) are a collection of subcortical structures located deep within the white matter of the brain. It forms part of the extrapyramidal motor system, which has functions such as the regulation of involuntary movements), the fine tuning of voluntary movements and the maintenance of posture."

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