Surgical anatomy : a treatise on human anatomy in its application to the practice of medicine and surgery . The digastric or biven-tral, the largest lobe, lies behind the flocculus, and external to the amygdala andthe pyramid ; it is connected with the digastric lobe of the other hemisphere by thepyramid. The slender lobe, or lobulus gracilis, lies immediately behind the digas-tric lobe, and external to the pyramid and the tuber valvulse. The posterior infe-rior lobe lies between the posterior border of the hemisphere and the slender lobe,and external to the tuber valvulse. Dissection.—Cut &v:
Surgical anatomy : a treatise on human anatomy in its application to the practice of medicine and surgery . The digastric or biven-tral, the largest lobe, lies behind the flocculus, and external to the amygdala andthe pyramid ; it is connected with the digastric lobe of the other hemisphere by thepyramid. The slender lobe, or lobulus gracilis, lies immediately behind the digas-tric lobe, and external to the pyramid and the tuber valvulse. The posterior infe-rior lobe lies between the posterior border of the hemisphere and the slender lobe,and external to the tuber valvulse. Dissection.—Cut & the amygdala on one side, or slice off the digastricand slender lobes until the amygdala can be turned out; this will expose the fur-rowed band, the posterior medullary velum and the fossa, kno•\^?n as the swal-lows nest {nidus hirundinis), which is indented by the posterior medullary velum,the nodule, and the uvula. The Peduncles of the Cerebellum are the superior, the middle, and theinferior. PLATE CCXC, Head of caudate nucleusLenticular nucleus Anterior cornu of right lateral ventriclt. Genu of corpus callcsum CORONAL SECTION OF PLATE CCXCI, Corpus callosumChoroid plexu Fifth ventricleptum lucidum Caudate nucleus
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