Human anatomy, including structure and development and practical considerations . This structure soon assumes an ,^ated andslightly arched form, but does not appropriate the entire enlarartially separated into two lamelke by a narrow cktt, tlie so-called fifth ven-tricle, which is completely closed, is devoid of an ependymal lining, and, therefore, is no part of Choroidal fissurePrimar\- gvrus dentatus Roof-plate of III ventricle(tienia thalanii) ThalamusPosterior commissure Quadrigeniinal plate Mid-brain cavity Cerebral peduncle Cerebellum IV ventricle Fig. Corpus callosumRostrum
Human anatomy, including structure and development and practical considerations . This structure soon assumes an ,^ated andslightly arched form, but does not appropriate the entire enlarartially separated into two lamelke by a narrow cktt, tlie so-called fifth ven-tricle, which is completely closed, is devoid of an ependymal lining, and, therefore, is no part of Choroidal fissurePrimar\- gvrus dentatus Roof-plate of III ventricle(tienia thalanii) ThalamusPosterior commissure Quadrigeniinal plate Mid-brain cavity Cerebral peduncle Cerebellum IV ventricle Fig. Corpus callosumRostrum Sei^liim lucidum— Anterior commissure y^^Ul ventri ricle01 factory- lobe Lamina terminalisOptic chiasmPituitary body Medulla Mesial surface of left half of himiati fcctus of fourth mouth. 2. (Marchand.) the system of true ventricular spaces. Concerning the manner and reason of its formationopinions differ. The older view, that the space represents an isolated portion of the longitudi-nal fissure cut off during the development of the corpus callosum, is sustained neither by itshistory nor by the adult condition of the septum lucidum in many animals in which the partitionis solid and no space Goldstein, however, accepts this view, while Marchand,- His andothers, regard the splitting as secondary. In consequence of the growth, increasing bulk andbackward extension of the corpus callosum and the fusion of the fornix along its under surface,the primary upper part of the hippocampus, which extends well forward along the mesial surfaceof the hemisphere, entir
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