NOPANTRRAD 552

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NOP-ANTR-RAD 552 Medical Neuroscience
Spring 2004
Laboratory Objectives Brainstem and Cerebral
Circulation
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2a
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2b
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2c
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2d
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2d1
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2e
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2e
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2f
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2f1
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2g
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2g1
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2h
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2i
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2i1
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2j
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2j1
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2k,2L
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2m
Inferior cerebellar peduncle
middle cerebellar peduncle
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2k 2L 2m
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2n
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2o
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2p
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2q
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2r
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2s
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2t
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2u
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2v
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3 inferior cerebellar peduncle
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• 3. middle cerebellar peduncle on intact cerebellum

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• 3. superior cerebellar peduncle on intact
  cerebellum

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3a.
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3b
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3c1
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3c2
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3c2
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3d
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3d
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• 3e. anterior lobe

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3e 3f 3g
Blue pins anterior lobe 3e Yellow pins
posterior lobe 3g
The primary fissure separates the anterior and
posterior lobes.
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3e
Blue pins anterior lobe 3e Yellow pins
posterior lobe 3g
The primary fissure 3f separates The anterior
and posterior lobes.
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3h
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3i
One folium is outlined in green.
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4a
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4b
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4c
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4d
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4e
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4f
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4g
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4g
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4i
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4i
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4jh
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4jh
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4k
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4L
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4m
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5a
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5b
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5c
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5a 5c
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5d
PICA is the small artery branching out of the
right vertebral artery
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5e
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5f
The superior cerebellar artery travels from the
end of the basilar artery over the cerebellum
and UNDER the tentorium cerebelli.
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5g
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5h
Left internal carotid artery
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5i
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5j
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5k 5m

• 5k. anterior communicating artery

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5L
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5n
The yellow pins mark the components of the Circle
of Willis