头颅CT及MR断层解剖全英文

caudate nucleus lateral ventricle septum pellucidum
corona radiata(centrum semiovale) parietal bone
superior sagittal sinus
frontal sinus
head of caudata nucleus putamen internal capsule tail of caudata nucleus
fornix optic chiasm mamillary body hypophysis
corpus callosum
lateral ventricle parietooccipital sulcus third ventricle
mesencephalon pons
fourth ventricle medulla oblongate
internal carotid artery basilar artery petrous part cerebellar hemisphere
maxillary sinus
internal carotid artery
fourth ventricle
medulla oblongate mastoid cells cerebellar hemisphere
internal carotid artery pontine cistern basilar part of pons vermis
sphenoidal sinus hypophysis basilar artery
cerebellar hemisphere
ethmoidal sinus
internal carotid artery
body of caudata nucleus internal capsule putamen insular lobe hypothalamus hippocampus basilar artery
corpus callosum lateral ventricle third ventricle lateral sulcus globus pallidus thalamus mesencephalon
occipital lobe
cereb源自文库al peduncle tegmentum of mesencephalon tectum hippocampus quadrigeminal cistern
suprasellar cistern optic chiasm mamillary body hippocampal gyrus temporal horn of lateral ventricle tentorium of cerebellum
cavum septum pellucidum
frontal sinus
frontal lobe cistern of lateral fossa of cerebrum insular lobe third ventricle thalamus corpus callosum
temporal lobe choroid plexus of lateral ventricle
cerebellar peduncle cerebral aqueduct
basilar part of pons cerebellar hemisphere
cistern of pontocerebellar trigone basilar part of pons fourth ventricle
genu of corpus callosum globus pallidus body of fornix thalamus splenium of corpus callosum parietooccipital sulcus occipital lobe
fifth ventricle and sixth ventricle
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Sectional Anatomy of Brain
frontal lobe cerebral falx
cingulate gyrus corona radiata central sulcus parietal lobe superior sagittal sinus
frontal bone cerebral falx corpus callosum
Fifth ventricle, also called cavum septum pellucidum, is a slitlike, fluid-filled space of variable width between the left and right transparent septum. Sixth ventricle, also called cavum vergae, is the posterior extension of the cavum septi pellucidi.The Verga's ventricle is not a true ventricle since it did not develop from the central canal of the nueral tube and it does not contain cerebrospinal fluid nor it is lined by ependyma.