Surgical anatomy : a treatise on human anatomy in its application to the practice of medicine and surgery . or transverse portion of this fissure, throughwhieh the velum interpositum passes, is the continuation of the interspace betweenthe cerebrum and the cerebellum seen in the undissected brain with the pia materremoved. This central portion is continuous with the lateral portions, or hippo-campal fissures, which are seen in the dissection of the middle cornua of thelateral ventricles, thus making the fissure, as a whole, horseshoe shaped. The Third Ventricle is a narrow, oblong cavity situa
Surgical anatomy : a treatise on human anatomy in its application to the practice of medicine and surgery . or transverse portion of this fissure, throughwhieh the velum interpositum passes, is the continuation of the interspace betweenthe cerebrum and the cerebellum seen in the undissected brain with the pia materremoved. This central portion is continuous with the lateral portions, or hippo-campal fissures, which are seen in the dissection of the middle cornua of thelateral ventricles, thus making the fissure, as a whole, horseshoe shaped. The Third Ventricle is a narrow, oblong cavity situated in the middle line ofthe cerebrum, between the optic thalami and the peduncles of the pineal body, andreaching to the base of the brain. It is wider and shallower behind than in is bounded above by the velum interpositum, although its immediate roof isformed by a thin epithelial layer wdrich is continuous with the lining epitheliumor ependjaiia of the ventricle; on the sides, by the optic thalami and the peduncles ^LATE CCLXXXII, Choroid plexus Anterior pillars of fornix(cut)Veins of Galen. Descending cornu of left lateral ventricle Velum interpositumBody of fornix(reFlected).yra VELUM INTERPOSITUM AND CHOROID PLEXUS,533 PLATE CCLXXXIII, Portion of corpus callosum Septum lucidum
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