GROSS NEUROANATOMY

NS IX: Cerebrum I
NS X: Cerebrum II
NS XI: Cerebellum
CT Scan

Acuña | Aguilar | Agustin | Ajero

Cunanan | Custodio | Damasco | Dannug | David | De Guzman JA

Trans Head: Azis

NS IX: CEREBRUM I
Structures to identify:
WHITE MATTER FIBERS LOBES Postcentral sulcus
Projection fibers Frontal Cingulate sulcus
Commissural fibers Temporal Marginal sulcus
Corpus callosum (splenium, Central or Insular (Island of Reil Collateral sulcus
body, genu, rostrum) Parietal Calcarine fissure
Anterior commissure Occipital
Posterior commissure GYRI/LOBULES/AREAS
Habenular commissure SULCI/FISSURES Frontal
Fornix Median longitudinal (interhemispheric) Precentral gyrus
Association fibers fissure Superior frontal gyrus
Central sulcus (of Rolando) Middle frontal gyrus
BLOOD SUPPLY OF THE MEDIAL Parieto-occipital sulcus Inferior frontal gyrus
SURFACE Precentral sulcus Parietal
Anterior cerebral artery Intraparietal sulcus Postcentral gyrus
Orbitofrontal artery Callosal sulcus Paracentral lobule
Pericallosal artery Paracentral sulcus Precuneus
Frontopolar artery Superior, middle, inferior temporal Superior parietal lobule
Callosomarginal artery sulci Inferior parietal lobule
Posterior cerebral artery Circular sulcus Supramarginal gyrus
Calcarine artery Lateral fissure (of Sylvius) Angular gyrus
Dorsal callosal branch Preoccipital notch
NS IX: CEREBRUM I
Structures to identify:
GYRI/LOBULES/AREAS
Anterior perforated space Massa intermedia (interthalamic
Temporal
Mammillary bodies adhesions)
Uncus
Hippocampal fissure Preoptic area
Superior temporal gyrus
Dentate gyrus Epithalamus
Middle temporal gyrus
Subcallosal gyrus Pineal body
Occipitotemporal gyrus
Olfactory tract Posterior commissure
Parahippocampal gyrus
Lateral olfactory stria Habenula
Inferior temporal gyrus
Cingulate gyrus Striae medullaris thalami
(Anterior)Transverse temporal gyri
Parahippocampal gyrus
(Heschl’s gyrus)
Olfactory trigone
Occipital
Mammillary fasciculus
Cuneus
Uncus
Lingual gyrus
Lateral longitudinal stria
Central or Insular (Island of Reil)
Primary olfactory area
Limen insulae
DIENCEPHALON AND DEEP MIDLINE
RHINENCEPHALON AND “LIMBIC”
STRUCTURES
LOBE
Third ventricle
Olfactory bulb
Thalamus
Medial olfactory stria
Hypothalamus
Parolfactory area
Lateral ventricles
Fornix
WHITE MATTER FIBERS IN THE CEREBRUM
Projection Fibers
- Originate from the cerebral
cortex, uniting the cortex,
brainstem, and spinal cord 5
Commissural fibers 2
- Connects homologous arts of 1 7
the two hemispheres
- Makes up the corpus callosum
Association fibers 6 4
- Connects different parts of the
cerebral cortex within the same 3
hemisphere

Positioning
Projection fibers: vertically
Commissural fibers: transversely
Association fibers: sagittally
WHITE MATTER FIBERS: Corpus Callosum (Sagittal)
PARTS OF CORPUS CALLOSUM

1. Rostrum
2. Genu 5
3. Body
4. Splenium 2
1 7
3
Remember: Rostrum is ANTERIOR!!
2 4
1
64

Anterior Corpus Callosum Posterior

WHITE MATTER FIBERS: COMMISSURE AND FORNIX
Commissure: a band of nerve tissue connecting the
hemispheres of the brain, the two sides of the spinal
cord, etc. Commissures are actually decussations
5
Anterior Commissure
- Locate by following the rostrum towards the 2
optic chiasm 1 7
Pineal Gland
- Notice that its stalk is attached dorsally to the PG 4
diencephalon above the superior colliculi 6
Posterior Commissure
3
- In the ventral wall of the pineal stalk
Habenular Commissure
- In the dorsal wall of the pineal stalk
Fornix
- C-shaped bundle of nerve fibers in the brain
that acts as the major output tract of the
hippocampus
POP QUIZ!

What type of white matter fibers are the following:

1. Corpus Callosum
2. Anterior Commissure
3. Fornix
4. Corticospinal Tract

Answers: (1) Commissural, (2) Commissural, (3) Association, (4) Projection

BASAL GANGLIA

Caudate nucleus Caudate nucleus

Lentiform Nucleus Globus pallidus + Putamen

5

Corpus striatum Caudate nucleus + Lentiform nucleus2

1 7
Neostriatum/ Striatum Caudate nucleus + Putamen

Amygdaloid body Amygdaloid body 6 4

Claustrum Claustrum 3

Localization:
Caudate nucleus - medial to the internal capsule
Lentiform nucleus - lateral to the internal capsule
Globus pallidus (internal and externa) - more medial to the putamen (next to the internal
capsule)
Putamen - (darker in coloration) lateral to globus pallidus
 BLOOD SUPPLY OF THE MEDIAL CEREBRAL HEMISPHERE
Anterior Cerebral Artery
- Orbitofrontal a. and Frontopolar
a.: supply the anterior frontal
lobe
- Pericallosal a.: follow superior 5
surface of corpus callosum;
2
supplies superior surface of
posterior parietal lobe 1 7
- Callosomarginal a.: follows the
cingulate sulcus (above the
corpus callosum); supplies 6 4
medial and superior surfaces of
frontal lobe and anterior parietal 3
lobe
Posterior Cerebral Artery
*difficult to trace
- Calcarine a.: supplies visual
cortex
- Dorsal branch to corpus
callosum: anastomoses with
pericallosal a.
BLOOD SUPPLY: Branches of Ant. Cerebral Artery

5
2
1 7

6 4

Anterior cerebral artery

Orbitofrontal artery*
Pericallosal artery
Anterior Posterior
Frontopolar artery
Callosomarginal artery

* Not seen in this specimen

BLOOD SUPPLY: Branches of Ant. Cerebral Artery

ACA - anterior cerebral a.

FPA - frontopolar a.
CMA - callosomarginal a.
PeCA- pericallosal a.
SULCI AND FISSURES

Interhemispheric/ Median
Longitudinal Fissure
-separates left and right hemispheres of
the brain

SUPERIOR VIEW
SULCI AND FISSURES
Central Sulcus of Rolando
- Separates frontal lobe and parietal lobe
- Bounded by the precentral and postcentral
gyrus
- Tip on locating: identify the transverse gyri
of the frontal lobe, beside that is the
precentral gyri. The sulcus beside it is the
central sulcus. It is also the only sulcus that
runs from top to bottom.

Lateral Fissure/ Sylvian Fissure

- Separates frontal lobe from temporal lobe

Note: Parieto-occipital sulcus is best appreciated

in the sagittal section

LATERAL VIEW
SULCI AND FISSURES
1. Parieto-occipital
-separates parietal lobe
from occipital lobe 6 4
2. Cingulate Sulcus 2
5
-sulcus above 2
cingulate gyrus 5 1 7
3. Calcarine Sulcus 1
-separates lingual gyrus
from cuneus 64
3
4. Marginal Sulcus
3
- Extension of the
cingulate sulcus
posterosuperiorly
5. Callosal Sulcus Anterior
Posterior
-sulcus above corpus
callosum
6. Paracentral Sulcus
SAGITTAL SECTION
LOBES
Summary of important structures per lobe:

Frontal Temporal
Precentral gyrus Uncus
Superior frontal gyrus Superior temporal gyrus
Middle frontal gyrus Middle temporal gyrus
Inferior frontal gyrus Occipitotemporal gyrus
Parietal Parahippocampal gyrus
Postcentral gyrus Inferior temporal gyrus
Paracentral lobule Transverse temporal gyri
Precuneus Occipital
Superior parietal lobule Cuneus
Inferior parietal lobule Lingual gyrus
Supramarginal gyrus Central or Insular (Island of Reil)
Angular gyrus Limen insulae
LOBES: GENERAL
Frontal
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Midd

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Gyru 6 4

Superior Temporal Gyrus

3 Lateral
Occipital
Gyri
Middle Temporal Gyrus

Inferior Temporal Gyrus

Anterior Posterior
Grabbed from 2021B trans
LOBES: FRONTAL
REMEMBER:
Precentral gyrus (BA 4)
- Primary Motor Cortex

Premotor Cortex (BA 6)

- Lies anterior to the Precentral sulcus Cingulate
Gyrus
Precuneus
Frontal Eye Field (BA 8)
- Lies anterior to the Premotor cortex
- Saccadic system

Broca’s Area (BA 44, 45) - Yellow pin

- Located at the posterior inferior
frontal gyrus
- Program response/design

Note: Please disregard other pins

LOBES: Parietal
Intraparietal Sulcus Intraparietal Sulcus
- Divides parietal lobe into
inferior and superior

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- It can be located by following 5 Superior

yr
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the inferior portion of the Parietal

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2

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postcentral sulcus Cingulate Lobule

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1 Gyrus 7Pre

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Inferior Parietal Lobule Supramarginal cuneus

Po
Gyrus Angular Gyrus
- Supramarginal gyrus - caps
the upturned caudal end of 4
Cingulate 6
lateral sulcus
sulcus
- Angular gyrus - caps the
upturned caudal end of the 3
superior temporal sulcus

Anterior Posterior
Grabbed from 2021B trans
LOBES: Temporal(Lateral)
Superior Temporal gyrus
Middle Temporal gyrus
Inferior Temporal gyrus
Anterior Transverse Temporal/Heschl’s gyrus (Orange pin)
pinned on the side of Superior Temporal gyrus
Primary Auditory Cortex (BA 41,42)
WERNICKE’S Area (Red pin) Cingulate
Gyrus
BA 22 Precuneus
located at the posterior aspect of Superior temporal
gyrus
Cingulate
sulcus

Note: Please disregard the other pins :)

LOBES: Temporal
Uncus
- Anterior portion of the parahippocampal
gyrus; continuous with the hippocampal
gyrus
Hippocampal Gyrus
- Surrounds the hippocampus Cingulate
Gyrus
Precuneus
Rhinal gyrus

Cingulate
sulcus

Sagittal Cut
LOBES: Occipital
Calcarine Sulcus
- The lips of the calcarine
sulcus are the primary visual
area (BA 17)
Cuneate Gyrus/ Cuneus Cingulate
- Above calcarine sulcus Gyrus
Precuneus
- Together with the lingula, it
represents the visual
association area (BA 18,19) Cingulate
Lingual gyrus/ Lingula sulcus
- Below the calcarine sulcus Cuneate gyrus
Lingual gyrus
Calcarine Sulcus
LOBES: INSULAR LOBE
Insular Lobe (Island of Reil)
- Cone shaped portion of cortex
- Can be seen by gently pulling apart the
borders or opercula of the lateral
fissure
- Considered as the fifth lobe
- Primitive lobe of the telencephalon
LOBES: PARACENTRAL LOBULE
Paracentral Lobule
- Continuation of the precentral and
postcentral gyrus
- Between the marginal and paracentral
sulcus
- Best appreciated in the sagittal section
LOBES
Important Brodmann Areas Make sure to memorize these!!

GENERAL LOBE ANATOMICAL FUNCTIONAL BRODMANN AREA

Frontal Precentral Gyrus Primary Motor Cortex 4

Frontal Inferior Frontal Gyrus Broca’s Area 44, 45

Frontal Superior Frontal Gyrus Premotor Area 6

Parietal Postcentral Gyrus Primary Somatosensory 3,1,2

Cortex

Temporal Anterior Transverse Temporal Primary Auditory Cortex 41,42

Gyrus (Heschl’s Gyrus)

Temporal Superior Temporal Gyrus Auditory Association 22

Area (Wernicke’s Area)

Occipital Lips of calcarine sulcus Primary Visual Area 17

Occipital Upper part of cuneate gyrus & Visual Association Area 18, 19
lower part of lingual gyrus
MODELS (Lobes and Sulci)

Frontal Lobe

Parietal Lobe

Occipital Lobe

Grabbed from 2021B trans

MODELS (Lobes and Sulci)

Lobes
1 - frontal lobe
5
2 - parietal lobe
3 - temporal lobe
2
4 - occipital lobe
1 77
Fissures/ Sulci
5 - central sulcus (of Rolando) 4
6 - Sylvian fissure 6
7 - Parieto-occipital sulcus
3
MODELS (Gyrus)

3
1 2

1 - precentral gyrus (BA 4)

2 - postcentral gyrus (BA 312)
3 - premotor area (BA 6)
Rhinencephalon and Limbic Lobe
RHINENCEPHALON AND “LIMBIC” LOBE
Olfactory bulb
Olfactory tract
Fornix
Mammillary bodies
Cingulate gyrus
Parahippocampal gyrus
Uncus
Primary olfactory area
Media olfactory stria
Lateral olfactory stria
Parolfactory area (Subcallosal gyrus)
Anterior perforated space
Hippocampal fissure
Dentate gyrus
Olfactory trigone
Mammillary fasciculus
Rhinencephalon and Limbic Lobe

Olfactory Bulb
Olfactory Tract

Parolfactory Area/
Subcallosal Area

Anterior Posterior

Medial Olfactory Stria (MOS)

Lateral Olfactory Stria (LOS)
Olfactory Bulb (OB)
Olfactory Tract (OT)
Rhinencephalon and Limbic Lobe
Rhinencephalon and Limbic Lobe
Anterior
1. Cingulate
2. Parahippocampal gyrus
3. Uncus
4. Fornix

3
3 2

Anterior Posterior Posterior

Limbic Lobe
Anterior
Deep midline structures and the Diencephalon
DIENCEPHALON AND DEEP MIDLINE
STRUCTURES
Third ventricle
Thalamus
Hypothalamus
Lateral ventricles
Massa intermedia (interthalamic adhesions)
Preoptic area
Epithalamus
Pineal body
Posterior commissure
Habenula
Striae medullaris thalami
Deep midline structures and the Diencephalon
Deep midline structures and the Diencephalon
DIENCEPHALON
Thalamus
→ Largest portion
Thalamus

Hypothalamus
→ Ventral portion
Interthalamic Adhesion

Epithalamus
→ Mainly by Pineal gland

Hypothalamus
Anterior Posterior
 Deep midline structures and the Diencephalon

Fornix
Pathway:
Mammillothalamic tract
Thalamus

Interthalamic adhesion

Optic chiasm** Habenular commissure

Pineal gland
(Epithalamus)
Anterior Posterior
Pituitary gland**
Hypothalamus
**The arrow refer to the location/connection; the
mentioned structure was cut Posterior commissure
NS X: CEREBRUM II
Structures to identify:
CORONAL SECTIONS Thalamus Corpus callosum
Lateral Ventricle Anterior tubercle Rostrum
Anterior Horn Pulvinar Genu
Temporal horn Mammillary body Body
Body Subthalamus Splenium
Choroid plexus Lateral Geniculate Body Medial Geniculate Body
Corpus Callosum Hippocampus Lateral Geniculate Body
Anterior commissure Mamillothalamic tract
Corona Radiata Cerebral peduncle
Fornix Optic radiations
Basal Nuclei/Basal Ganglia
Caudate Nucleus HORIZONTAL SECTIONS
Globus pallidus (Interna and Externa) Third Ventricle
Putamen Internal Capsule
Internal Capsule Anterior limb
External Capsule Genu
Amygdala Posterior Limb
Hypothalamus Basal Nuclei/Basal Ganglia
Tuber cinereum Caudate nucleus (head and tail)
Infundibulum and Pituitary gland Putamen
Globus pallidus
CEREBRUM: CORONAL SECTIONS

1. Corpus callosum
2. Lateral Ventricle (Anterior horn)
3. Caudate Nucleus

2 1
1 3 3
2 2
CEREBRUM: CORONAL SECTIONS

1. Corpus callosum
2. Lateral Ventricle (Body)
3. Caudate Nucleus
4. Lateral Ventricle (Inferior/Temporal
8
Horn) 8
5. Globus Pallidus 1
3 2 3
a. Globus pallidus interna 11
13
b. Globus pallidus externa 13 7
6 9 6
6. Putamen 5 5.a
5.b

7. Body of Fornix 4
8. Corona Radiata 10 4
9. Thalamus
10. Mamillary bodies
11. Claustrum (streak of dark line
lateral to putamen
12. External capsule
13. Internal capsule
 CEREBRUM: CORONAL SECTIONS
1. Caudate Nucleus
2. Globus Pallidus
3. Putamen
4. Internal capsule
5. External Capsule
6. Thalamus 8
7. Third Ventricle 8
8. Corona Radiata
9. Anterior horn of lateral ventricle 9 1
10. Mamillary bodies 11 13 6
11. Fornix 4 3
12. Inferior horn of Lateral ventricle 7
2
5
13. MamilloThalamic Tract 4
Notes: 10
- Above the lentiform nucleus = corona radiata 10
- At the level of the lentiform nucleus = internal capsule
-Internal capsule separates the caudate nucleus from
the lentiform nucleus
- External capsule separates the lentiform nucleus from
the claustrum
CEREBRUM: CORONAL SECTIONS

1. Hippocampus
2. Lateral Geniculate Body
3. Medial Geniculate Body
4. Septum Pellucidum 12

5. Body of Lateral Ventricle 4 5

10
6. Inferior Horn of Lateral ventricle 9
7. Third Ventricle 2 3
7

8. Uncus 1 6
8 8
9. Pulvinar of Thalamus
10. Fornix
11
11. Middle cerebellar peduncle
12. Body of Corpus callosum
CEREBRUM: HORIZONTAL SECTION

1. Head of Caudate Nucleus

2. Choroid Plexus
3. Genu of Corpus Callosum 3

4. Splenium of Corpus Callosum 10

5 1
5. Anterior Limb of internal capsule
6. Posterior Limb of Internal 10
7
12

Capsule 6
11
7. Third Ventricle
8. Posterior horn of lateral ventricle 9 4 2
8
9. Optic Radiations 8
10. Column of Fornix
11. Thalamus
12. Genu of internal capsule
CEREBRAL CORTEX (Sagittal section)

1 - external capsule (red line)

2 - claustrum (blue line)
3 - insular lobe 5

Notes: 2
- claustrum is a part of the basal ganglia located 1 7
lateral to the external capsule
- insular lobe is found in the operculum of the frontal
and parietal lobe, internal to the Sylvian fissure 3 6 4
- Posterior limb of the lateral ventricle is bigger than 3
the anterior limb
3
- Thalamus is located anterior or close to the
posterior limb
- Caudate nucleus is located closer or posterior to
the anterior limb
CEREBRAL CORTEX (Sagittal section)

1 - anterior horn of the lateral ventricle

2 - posterior horn of the lateral ventricle
3 - caudate nucleus 5
4 - thalamus
5 - internal capsule (green line) 9 9 2
1 7
6 - globus pallidus
7 - putamen
1 3 3 1
8 - external capsule (purple line) 4
9 - corona radiata 7 6 7
6
6 4
Notes:
4 3
- Above the lentiform nucleus = corona radiata
- At the level of the lentiform nucleus = internal 2
2
capsule
-Internal capsule separates the caudate nucleus from
the lentiform nucleus
- External capsule separates the lentiform nucleus
from the claustrum
NS XI: CEREBELLUM
Structures to identify:
EXTERNAL FEATURES DEEP CEREBELLAR NUCLEI
Cerebellar hemispheres Dentate nucleus
Vermis Globose nucleus
Nodulus Emboliform nucleus
Flocculi Fastigial nucleus
Folia
Cerebellar tonsils
Superior cerebellar artery
Anterior inferior cerebellar artery
Posterior inferior cerebellar artery

DIVISIONS
Neocerebellum (posterior lobe)
Archicerebellum (flocculonodular lobe)
Paleocerebellum (anterior lobe)

FISSURES
Primary fissure
Posterolateral fissure
Horizontal fissure
External Features (superior view)
1 - Neocerebellum (posterior lobe)
2 - Paleocerebellum (anterior lobe)
3 - Primary Fissure (purple line)

Notes:
- Primary fissure - separates the neocerebellum from the
paleocerebellum
2
- Folia - analogous to the sulcus of the cerebrum
1 2

1
External Features (superior view)
1 - anterior cerebellar notch
2 - Primary Fissure (purple line)
3 - posterior cerebellar notch
4 - superior vermis

1
Notes: 2
- Primary fissure - separates the neocerebellum from the
paleocerebellum 1 2
4
- Folia - analogous to the sulcus of the cerebrum

3
External Features (inferior view)

1 - tonsils of the cerebellum

2 - archicerebellum (flocculonodular lobe)

2
2
Notes: 1 1
- Posterolateral fissure: separates the flocculonodular 1
lobe to the tonsils of the cerebellum 3
- the nodulus cannot be seen in the external aspect of
the cerebellum, it is located deeper in its structure - Doc
2
Pelayo

*If asked in the exam:

Identify lobe (2) - flocculonodular lobe
Identify structure (2) - flocculus
External Features (inferior view)

Horizontal fissure

Notes:
2
- Horizontal fissure: separates the cerebellum into
2
superior and inferior parts
1 1
1
*If asked in the exam: 3
Identify lobe (2) - flocculonodular lobe
Identify structure (2) - flocculus
2
External Features

1 - Inferior vermis
2 - Left cerebellar hemisphere
3 - Right cerebellar hemisphere 2
4 - Tonsils/uvula of the cerebellum 2 4
3
3 4 1 1
1
Notes: 3
- the vermis is further subdivided into the superior and 1
2
inferior vermis 2
3
External Features

1 - 4th ventricle
2 - superior cerebellar peduncle (brachium
conjunctivum) 2
3 - middle cerebellar peduncle (brachium 2 4 2
3
pontis) 3 3 4 1 1
4 - inferior cerebellar peduncle (juxtarestiform 1
1
body) 4 3
5 - tonsils/ uvula of the cerebellum 1
2
2
3

Notes: 5
- the vermis is further subdivided into the superior and
inferior vermis
 Internal features (Deep Cerebellar Nuclei)

Notes:
- From lateral to medial in relation to the Vermis
(Dentate > Emboliform > Globose > Fastigial)
- Emboliform + Globose nuclei = nucleus
interpositus
External Features

VENTRAL VIEW
2

Superior cerebellar artery

Posterior inferior cerebellar artery
Anterior inferior cerebellar artery
External Features

2
 CT SCAN
Try to identify the following parts and blood vessels.
CT SCAN: ANGIOGRAM
CT SCAN: ANGIOGRAM
CT SCAN: ANGIOGRAM
CT Scan: Angiogram (answer key)

Transverse or Horizontal
1. Internal Carotid Artery
2. Anterior Cerebral Artery
3. Middle Cerebral Artery
4. Posterior Communicating Artery
5. Posterior Cerebral Artery
CT Scan: Angiogram

Coronal
5. Superior Cerebellar a.
1. Anterior Cerebral a.
6. Anterior Inferior Cerebellar a.
2. Middle Cerebral a.
7. Basilar a.
3. Internal Carotid a.
8. Vertebral a.
4. Posterior Cerebral a.
CT Scan: Angiogram

Sagittal
1. Basilar a.
2. Internal Carotid a.
3. Anterior Cerebral a.
4. Pericallosal a.
5. Callosomarginal a.
CT SCAN (Test Yourself)
● Frontal lobe ● Caudate nucleus
● Temporal lobe ● Lentiform nucleus
● Cerebellum ● Anterior limb of internal capsule
● Basilar a. ● Genu of internal capsule
● Suprasellar cistern ● Posterior limb of internal
● Pons capsule
● Midbrain ● Thalamus
● Fourth ventricle ● Quadrigeminal cistern
● Anterior horn of lateral ventricle ● Occipital lobe
● Third ventricle ● Posterior horn of lateral ventricle
● Sylvian fissure ● Body of lateral ventricle
● Ambient cistern ● Parietal lobe
● Corona radiata ● Cestrum semiovale
● Falx cerebri
CT SCAN
CT SCAN
CT SCAN
CT SCAN

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CT SCAN
CT SCAN

26
25
CT SCAN (Answer Key)

1 - Frontal Lobe 3 - Cerebellum

2 - Temporal Lobe 4 - Basilar Artery
CT SCAN (Answer Key)

5 - Suprasellar cistern 7 - Midbrain

6 - Pons 8 - Fourth Ventricle
CT SCAN (Answer Key)

10 -Third ventricle
9 - Anterior Horn (Lateral ventricle) 13 - Corona radiata
11 - Sylvian Fissure
12 - Ambient Cistern
CT SCAN (Answer Key)

16

14 - Caudate Nucleus 19 - Thalamus

15 - Lentiform Nucleus
16 - Anterior Limb (Internal Capsule)
17 - Genu (Internal Capsule)
18 - Posterior Limb (Internal Capsule)
22 - Posterior Horn (Lateral ventricle)
CT SCAN (Answer Key)

21 - Occipital Lobe 23 - Body (Lateral ventricle)

22 - Posterior Horn (Lateral ventricle)
CT SCAN (Answer Key)

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25

25 - Centrum Semiovale 26 - Falx Cerebri

REFERENCES
http://www.neuroanatomy.ca/coronals.html
Snell Clinical Neuroanatomy