V entricles
Topography
S ections
S pinal cord
P a th w a y^]
Cranial nerves, topography
Ventriculus lateralis,
Cornu temporale
A, cerebri posterior
N trigeminus [V]
N. oculomotorius [III]
Sinus petrosus
superior
N. abducens [VI]
Sinus cavernosus
Ganglion trigeminale
Capsula interna
Ventriculus lateralis,
Cornu frontale
A. carotis interna,
Pars cerebralis
A cerebri anterior
N. opticus [II]
A. ophthalmica
A. carotis interna,
Pars cavernosa
Cisterna ambiens;
Pedunculus cerebri
N. trochlearis [IV]
N maxillaris [V/2]
N. ophthalmicus [V/1]
Fig. 488
Course of the craniaL nerves, Nn. craniales,
in the middle cranial fossa, Fossa cranii media.
Infundibulum
N. opticus [II]
A. carotis interna,
Pars cerebralis
A ophthalmica
N. ophthalmicus [V/1]
Ganglion trigeminale*
N. maxillaris [V/2]
N mandibularis [V/3]
A. cerebri anterior dextra, —— .-----
Pars postcommunicalis
Chiasma opticum
Substantia nigra
Pedunculus cerebri,
Crus cerebri
N oculomotorius [III]
N. trochlearis [IV]
(Plica petroclinoidea
anterior)
N. trigeminus [V],
Radix motoria
N trigeminus [V],
Radix sensoria
N. abducens [VI]
N. facialis [VII]
N vestibulocochlearis [VIII]
Fig. 489
Arteries and nerves in the region of the sella turcica,
Sella turcica, and the cavernous sinus, Sinus cavernosus.
* Clinical term : GASSERian ganglion
