lecture 3 Flashcards
lateral surface of the midbrain is formed mainly
cerebral peduncles
internal structures that made up the cerebral peduncles
corticospinal tract (and corticobulbar tracts)
What is interpeduncular fossa
deep depression between these two columns,
What is the posterior perforated substance
floor of these fossa
What is basilar sulcus
basal part is indented along its ventral surface in the midline by a shallow groove
basilar sulcus vascular structure is related to it?
basilar artery
What is the pyramid?
consists of corticospinal fibers, pyramidal tract as a synonym for corticospinal tract
pyramid internal structure responsible to form this swelling area
corticospinal fibers
What is Olive
Lateral to the pyramid,
Olive internal structure responsible to form this swelling area
inferior olivary nucleus
What is the Pyramidal decussation
crossing of the fibers of the corticospinal tracts
What is the corpora quadrigemina
dorsal surface of the midbrain bears four rounded elevations, the paired inferior and superior colliculi
Posterior to the olives is the ____, which connect the
inferior cerebellar peduncles, medulla oblongata with the cerebellum.
The Superior colliculi are
center for visual reflexes
inferiors colliculi are
lower auditory centers.
is formed by the posterior surface of the pons and the superior half of the medulla oblongata, diamond shape.
Rhomboid Fossa or Floor of the IV Ventricle
divide the rhomboid fossa into two triangles, the superior large one and the inferior smaller one
Stria medullaris
in the superior triangle near to the striae medullaris form the slight swelling the Facial Colliculus
medial eminence
Rhomboid Fossa, The floor is divided into symmetrical halves by the
Median sulcus
Rhomboid Fossa, On each side of the sulcus there is an elevation
the Medial Eminence
Medial Eminence which is bounded laterally by the
Sulcus Limitans.
Laterally to the sulcus limitans is the
Vestibular area, which contain the vestibular nuclei
The medial eminence in the superior triangle near to the striae medullaris form the slight swelling the
Facial Colliculus
contains numerous blood vessels and receives information from the cerebrum and cerebellum
Red nucleus