《Neuroanatomy》求取 ⇩

PART ⅠGROSS ASPECTS OF THE NEURAL SYSTEM21

Ⅰ．THE SPINAL COED AND ITS SURROUNDING MEDIA21

THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN AND EXTERNAL FEATURES OF THE SPINAL CORD21

BLOOD VESSELS AND INTERNAL ANATOMY OF THE SPINAL CORD33

Ⅱ．THE STRUCTURES SURROUNDING THE BRAIN45

THE DURA45

VASCULAR SYSTEMS OF THE MENINGES49

THE LEPTOMENINGES59

VASCULAR ARRANGEMENTS OF THE BRAIN62

CEREBROSPINAL FLUID71

Ⅲ．THE CRANIAL NERVES AND AUTONOMIC SYSTEM72

NORMA BASALIS72

THE OLFACTORY NERVE72

THE OPTIC NERVE74

THE OCULOMOTOR NERVE75

THE TROCHLEAR NERVE76

THE TRIGEMINAL NERVE77

THE ABDUCENT NERVE78

THE FACIAL NERVE78

THE ACOUSTIC NERVE80

THE GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL NERVE81

THE VAGUS NERVE82

THE ACCESSORY NERVE84

THE HYPOGLOSSAL NERVE84

THE AUTONOMIC SYSTEM86

Ⅳ．TOPOGRAPHY OF THE BRAIN93

MEDIAL ASPECT OF THE BRAIN93

BASAL ASPECT OF THE CEREBRUM102

LATERAL ASPECT OF THE CEREBRUM107

THE FRONTAL LOBE108

THE PARIETAL LOBE113

THE OCCIPITAL LOBE114

THE TEMPORAL LOBE115

THE CENTRAL LOBE117

THE RHINENCEPHALON118

CRANIOCEREBRAL TOPOGRAPHY119

Ⅴ．ASSOCIATION CONNECTIONS OF THE HEMISPHERES125

HOMOLATERAL SHORT ASSOCIATION FIBERS126

FACTORS UNDERLYING THE CONVOLUTIONAL PATTERN130

HOMOLATERAL LONG ASSOCIATION FIBERS132

THE CORPUS CALLOSUM137

Ⅵ．INTERIOR OF THE HEMISPHERES138

THE LATERAL VENTRICLES138

THE CHORIOID PLEXUS138

THE FORNIX143

THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID145

THE CORPUS STRIATUM148

THE THALAMUS151

Ⅶ．CEREBELLUM155

Ⅷ．MIDBRAIN，PONS AND MEDULLA159

THE MIDBRAIN159

THE PONS162

THE MEDULLA OBLONGATA(BULB)164

Ⅸ．GENERAL GROSS FEATURES OF TRANSVERSE SECTIONS167

TRANSVERSE SECTION THROUGH THE MEDULLA AT THE PYRAMIDAL DECUSSATION167

TRANSVERSE SECTION THROUGH THE PYRAMIDS JUST BELOW THE INFERIOR OLIVES167

TRANSVERSE SECTION THROUGH THE LOWER PART OP THE INFERIOR OLIVES167

TRANSVERSE SECTION THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THE INFERIOR OLIVES168

TRANSVERSE SECTION AT THE UPPER LEVEL OF THE INFERIOR OLIVES169

TRANSVERSE SECTION THROUGH THE LOWER BORDER OF THE PONS169

TRANSVERSE SECTION THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THE PONS170

TRANSVERSE SECTION JUST ROSTRAL TO THE ORAL BORDER OF THE PONS171

TRANSVERSE SECTION THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THE CEREBRAL PEDUNCLES172

TRANSVERSE SECTION THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THE CEREBELLUM173

CORONAL SECTION PASSING IN FRONT OF THE ANTERIOR COMMISSURE174

CORONAL SECTION THROUGH THE OPTIC CHIASM175

CORONAL SECTION THROUGH THE INFUNDIBULUM175

CORONAL SECTION THROUGH THE MAMMILLARY BODIES175

CORONAL SECTION THROUGH THE CEREBRAL PEDUNCLES177

CORONAL SECTION THROUGH THE LEVEL OF THE GENICULATE BODIES178

CORONAL SECTION THROUGH THE SPLENIUM OF THE CORPUS CALLOSUM179

PART ⅡMICROSCOPIC ANATOMY OF THE NEURAL SYSTEM180

Ⅹ．THE SPINAL CORD180

NEUROHISTOLOGIC TECHNIQUE180

SECTIONS OF THE SPINAL CORD190

PAIN，TEMPERATURE AND LIGHT TOUCH199

PROPRIOCEPTION202

INTERNUNCIAL NEURONS203

AUTONOMIC PREGANGLIONIC CELLS204

MOTOR CELLS204

HOW TRACTS ARE DETERMINED206

ASCENDING TRACTS208

MIXED TRACTS209

DESCENDING TRACTS210

PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE SPINAL CORD210

Ⅺ．MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY OF MEDULLA OBLONGATA214

SECTIONS THROUGH THE LOWER PORTION OF THE DECUSSATION OF THE PYRAMIDS214

SECTIONS THROUGH THE MIDDLE OR THE DECUSSATION OF THE PYRAMIDS217

SECTIONS THROUGH REGION OF ACCESSORY OLIVARY NUCLEUS221

SECTIONS THROUGH THE CAUDAL END OF THE FOURTH VENTRICLE227

SECTIONS THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THE INFERIOR OLIVE233

SUMMARY OF THE ELEVENTH CRANIAL NERVE237

SUMMARY OF THE TWELFTH NERVE238

SECTIONS THROUGH THE ROSTRAL TIP OF THE HYPOGLOSSAL NUCLEUS AND THROUGH THE ACOUSTIC TUBERCLE241

RESUME OF THE NINTH AND TENTH NERVES249

ASPECTS OF THE CEREBELLUM251

Ⅻ．THE PONS255

SECTIONS THROUGH THE LOWER PART OF THE PONS255

REVIEW OF THE MEDULLA261

THE PROPRIOCEPTIVE SYSTEM261

STRUCTURAL COMPLEX OF THE AUTONOMIC MECHANISMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ELEVENTH，TENTH，NINTH AND SEVENTH NERVES263

RESPIRATION AND MEDULLARY COMPLEX OF THE NINTH，TENTH AND ELEVENTH NERVES264

RELATION OF THE TWELFTH NERVE TO THE BULBAR AUTONOMIC MECHANISMS266

SECTIONS THROUGH THE MOTOR NUCLEUS OF THE TRIGEMINUS267

SECTIONS THROUGH THE MOST ROSTRAL PART OF THE VENTRAL SPINOCEREBELLAR TRACT268

ⅩⅢ．THE MESENCEPHALON271

SECTIONS THROUGH THE DECUSSATION OF THE TROCHLEAR NERVE271

SECTIONS THROUGH THE INFERIOR COLLICULUS272

SECTIONS THROUGH THE TROCHLEAR NUCLEUS274

SUMMARY OF THE REGION OF THE PONS275

AUDITION276

VESTIBULAR FUNCTION281

CEREBELLAR MECHANISMS283

FIFTH NERVE286

SYSTEMS OF THE PONTINE REGION288

SECTIONS THROUGH LOWER PORTION OF SUPERIOR COLLICULI AND OCULOMOTOR NUCLEUS288

SECTIONS THROUGH THE UPPER HALF OF THE OCULOMOTOR NUCLEUS292

SECTIONS THROUGH THE RED NUCLEUS295

REVIEW OF THE MESENCEPHALON296

VISUOMOTOR MECHANISMS296

AUDITORY MECHANISMS298

DESCENDING CORTICAL SYSTEMS300

AUTONOMIC MECHANISMS300

THE EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYSTEM301

ASCENDING FIBER SYSTEMS302

ⅩⅣ．SECTIONS THROUGH THE THALAMUS AND ASSOCIATED STRUCTURES305

SECTIONS JUST ROSTRAL TO ANTERIOR HORN OF LATERAL VENTRICLES305

SECTIONS THROUGH ANTERIOR HORN OF LATERAL VENTRICLES305

SECTIONS THROUGH LEVEL OF ANTERIOR END OF SEPTUM PELLUCIDUM307

SECTIONS THROUGH ROSTRAL TIP OF THE GLOBUS PALLIDUS311

SECTIONS THROUGH FORNIX AND ANTERIOR COMMISSURE313

SECTIONS THROUGH ANTERIOR THALAMIC NUCLEUS316

SECTIONS THROUGH CORPORA MAMILLARIA323

SECTIONS JUST ROSTRAL TO THE PONS325

SECTIONS THROUGH ROSTRAL PORTION OF THE PONS327

SECTIONS THROUGH THE MOST CAUDAL PART OR THE PUTAMEN330

SECTIONS THROUGH THE PULVINAR332

SECTIONS THROUGH POSTERIOR LOOP OF CAUDATE NUCLEUS AND FORNIX336

SECTIONS THROUGH SPLENIUM OF CORPUS CALLOSUM336

ⅩⅤ．MORPHOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGIC MECHANISMS OF THE DIENCEPHALON AND RELATED STRUCTURES337

THALAMIC MECHANISMS337

DIVISIONS OF THE THALAMUS337

CONNECTIONS OF THE THALAMIC NUCLEI348

ANTERIOR GROUP OF NUCLEI OF THE DORSAL THALAMUS350

THE MEDIAL GROUP OF NUCLEI OF THE DORSAL THALAMUS352

THE LATERAL GROUP OF NUCLEI OF THE DORSAL THALAMUS352

SEPTAL AND PREOPTIC REGIONS OF THE VENTRAL THALAMUS356

HYPOTHALAMUS358

SUBTHALAMUS AND MESENCEPHALIC TEGMENTUM359

EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYSTEMS362

ⅩⅥ．CEREBRAL CORTEX368

VISION373

AUDITION374

SOMATOSENSATION374

PERI-AND PARARECEPTIVE CORTEX374

MOTOR SYSTEMS375

EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYSTEMS381

AUTONOMIC FUNCTION383

HIGHER TYPES OF NEURAL ACTIVITY383

LIST OF SELECTED REFERENCES385