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Brain
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Blood vessels
C ranial base
C ra n ia l nerves
M eninges
P arts of the brain
Cranial nerves, topography
A basilaris
Corpus callosum.
Falx cerebri
A. cerebri anterior
Bulbus olfactorius
Tractus olfactorius
Chiasma opticum
N opticus [II]
A ophthalmica
Tractus opticus
N oculomotorius [III]
(Plica petroclinoidea
anterior)
N trochlearis [IV]
N abducens [VI]
N. trigeminus [V]
Tentorium cerebelli
N facialis [VII]
N vestibulocochlearis
[VIII]
N glossopharyngeus
[IX]
N vagus [X]
N accessorius [XI]
N hypoglossus [XII]
Velum medulläre inferius
N. accessorius [XI], Radices spinales
Genu
* Septum pellucidum
Sinus sagittalis superior
Lamina terminalis
Commissura anterior
Fornix
Foramen interventriculare
Sinus sagittalis inferior
Infundibulum
Corpus callosum, Truncus
Plexus choroideus ventriculi tertii
Adhesio interthalamica
Ventriculus tertius
Substantia nigra
Nucleus ruber
Corpus callosum, Splenium
V. magna cerebri
Glandula pinealis
Pedunculus cerebri
Colliculus superior sinister
Colliculi inferiores
Sinus rectus
Velum medulläre superius
Pedunculi cerebellares
Vermis cerebelli
Ventriculus quartus
Confluens sinuum
Plexus choroideus ventriculi quarti
Apertura mediana ventriculi quarti
Tuberculum gracile
Tuberculum cuneatum
Medulla spinalis
Fig. 487
Course of the cranial nerves, Nn. craniales,
in the subarachnoid space;
the left hemisphere of the cerebrum and the
cerebellum as well as the tentorium cerebelli
have been removed.
