Dendrite within dendrite?

[whathecode]

I encountered a structure which I didn't encounter before, which is shown in the following image.

It seems like a circle within another circle. The task started with the 'outer' circle being highlighted. When scrolling up, the separate circles remained visible (tube in tube?), but after a while vanished and took over the inner circle.

I'm a bit uncertain what the best approach is in this case. Often there is a lot of 'junk' inside which you just have to fill up, but perhaps this is some form of strange connection between two neurons?

[rprentki]

Hi Whathecode,

In the case you describe you should treat the two circles as one. When you encounter these watch the 3D closely.  When you add the inner circle is there a change in the 3D?  If not you’re adding something inside the cell you’ve been working on, so go ahead.

There are also times when you’ll see a circle within a circle it is the case of one cell being wrapped around/going through another.  Those cases should be pretty apparent in the 3D; when you add the inner circle often something large and out of place will be added in the 3D.

Here’s an example of a case where you should beware the circle within the circle 

[whathecode]

The problem was I couldn’t verify that since it occurred at the start (border) of an activity.