Diseases of the nervous system .. . Nucleus funiculi gracilisNucleus funiculi cuneatiFibrae arcuatse externae(posteriores) Substantia gelatinosa =*-Fibrse arcuatae internae Raphe Fibrae arcuatae externae( anteriores)Pyramis Nucleus arcuatus Fig. 92.—Transverse Section through the Lower Portion of the Olives and theFourth Ventricle. (After Toldt.) Nucleus alae cinerseTractus solitarius .^Corpus restiforme ^ Tractus et Radix spinalisn. trigeminiNucleus n. hypoglossi Nucleus ambiguus-^ Nucl. olivaris j dorsalis -^accessorius ] medialis - Nucleus olivaris inferior Decussatio lemniscorum. __ Tela c
Diseases of the nervous system .. . Nucleus funiculi gracilisNucleus funiculi cuneatiFibrae arcuatse externae(posteriores) Substantia gelatinosa =*-Fibrse arcuatae internae Raphe Fibrae arcuatae externae( anteriores)Pyramis Nucleus arcuatus Fig. 92.—Transverse Section through the Lower Portion of the Olives and theFourth Ventricle. (After Toldt.) Nucleus alae cinerseTractus solitarius .^Corpus restiforme ^ Tractus et Radix spinalisn. trigeminiNucleus n. hypoglossi Nucleus ambiguus-^ Nucl. olivaris j dorsalis -^accessorius ] medialis - Nucleus olivaris inferior Decussatio lemniscorum. __ Tela chorioidea ventriculi quarti Fossa rhomboidea(Ependyma)Fila radicularia n. vagi Substantia reticularis grisea - Substantia reticularis albaFila radicularia ~-~ Raphe Hilus nuclei olivaris PyramisStratum interolivare lemnisci Fig. 93.—Transverse Section through the Middle of the Olive and the Lower Por-tion OF THE Fourth Ventricle. (After Toldt.) from the medulla oblongata. It forms the external side of the tegmentum,and in the area of the corpora quadrigemina it invariably passes in a dorsal NEURON SYSTEMS AND NEURON DISEASES 95 direction until it terminates at various places in the region of the anteriorcorpora quadrigemina. Its fibers enter partially into both corpora quadri-gemina, in part they are arrested beforehand in the ganglia which are simul-taneously deposited within it (lateral and upper lemniscus nucleus). A few Eminentia medialisEpendyma fossae rhomboidese Corpus restiforme Radix vestibularis(medial root of the N. acusticus)Tractus solitarius — Ra
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