V e n tricle s
Topography
S ections
S pinal cord
Pathways
Cranial nerves
Meatus acusticus internus
Nn, ampullares lateralis et anterior
N. utricularis
N. utriculoampullaris
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N. saccularis
N. ampuHaris posterior
Ganglion vestibuläre
Pars inferior
Pons
Pedunculus
cerebeilaris médius
Pars
superior
Fig. 478
Vestibulocochlear nerve, N. vestibulocochlearis [VIII];
the membranous labyrinth is greatly enlarged;
posterior view from the right.
* Clinical term: cerebellopontine angle
-> T 57h
R
Rr. linguales
Rr tonsillares
Rr pharyngeales
Foramen juguiare
Ganglion superius (IX)
commumcans cum ramo
auriculari nervi vagi
Ganglion inferius
N mandibularis [V/3]
Ganglion oticum
N petrosus minor
Plexus tympanicus
N tympanicus
Medulla oblongata, Sulcus
retroolivaris
N glossopharyngeus [IX]
R musculi
stylopharyngei
R sinus carotid
A carotis interna, Sinus
caroticus
Glomus caroticum
A carotis communis
-> T 57i
Fig. 479
Glossopharyngeal nerve, N. glossopharyngeus [IX];
viewed from the right.
