Atlas and text-book of topographic and applied anatomy . i strikes l jilEtiqboO ———— me an almost d that the ?aernal injurie Hum. Sinus sagittalis Lobus frontal N. opticus Hypophysis Lobus temporalis N. oculomotoriusN. trochlearis N. trigeminus . N. abducens N. acusticusN. l X. ragus N. accessorius Medulla oblongata Cerebellum. Sinus occipitalis Bulbus olfactorius M. temporalisTractus olfactorius A. cerebri post. A. cerebri cerebelli parietale-Pons A. cerebelli inf. basilarisA. vertebralis A. cerebell
Atlas and text-book of topographic and applied anatomy . i strikes l jilEtiqboO ———— me an almost d that the ?aernal injurie Hum. Sinus sagittalis Lobus frontal N. opticus Hypophysis Lobus temporalis N. oculomotoriusN. trochlearis N. trigeminus . N. abducens N. acusticusN. l X. ragus N. accessorius Medulla oblongata Cerebellum. Sinus occipitalis Bulbus olfactorius M. temporalisTractus olfactorius A. cerebri post. A. cerebri cerebelli parietale-Pons A. cerebelli inf. basilarisA. vertebralis A. cerebelli inf. spinalis ant. M. occipitalis CRANIOCEREBRAL TOPOGRAPHY. 37 cerebral surface (in cases of cerebral abscess, tumors, and operations upon the cortex), the surgeonneeds certain lines as aids in the localization. In consequence of the manifold variations in theshape of the skull, these lines are not absolutely accurate in all cases, but they nevertheless furnishindispensable guides. An exact topographic localization is never possible until the surgeon hasmade an extensive opening in the skull and exposed the cerebral surface. Kronlein recommendsthe following lines (see Fig. 13):
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