A reference handbook of the medical sciences, embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science . the sections figured. The modelwas reconstructed from serial sections of the brainstem of a new-born babe, stained by the method ofWeigert-Pal. Since at this age a considerable numberof important fiber tracts (such, for instance, as thepyramidal tracts) are unmedullated, these are neces-sarily omitted from the model. This has the advan-tage^ however, of bringing out the parts which are mod-eled in somewhat clearer relief, an advantage which is. Fig. 919.—Transverse
A reference handbook of the medical sciences, embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science . the sections figured. The modelwas reconstructed from serial sections of the brainstem of a new-born babe, stained by the method ofWeigert-Pal. Since at this age a considerable numberof important fiber tracts (such, for instance, as thepyramidal tracts) are unmedullated, these are neces-sarily omitted from the model. This has the advan-tage^ however, of bringing out the parts which are mod-eled in somewhat clearer relief, an advantage which is. Fig. 919.—Transverse Section through the Superior Colljculi of the Corpora Quadrigemina and the Pedunculi Cerebn in an AdultHuman Being. On the left side the fibers have been photographed; on the right the cells have been drawn in. (After E. Cerebri Humani, BerUn, 1S99, Tab. xv.) 1, Ventral tegmental decussation of Forel; 2. rachx nerri oculomotorii; 3, ;4, basis pedunculi: 5, longitudinal bundles in the lateral part of the substantia nigra; 6, lemniscus medialis; 7, tractuaopticus entering the corpus geniculatum laterale; S, corpus geniculatum mediate; 9, formatio reticularis tegmenti; 10, brachium quadri-geminum superius: 11, thalamus; 12, lemniscus lateraUs; 13, nucleus ruber (proximal part); 14, part of lemniscus mediahs: 15, middlegray layer; 16, stratum opticum (external graj-ish-white layer); 17, cappa cinerea (superficial gray layer of superior colliculus); 18, deeparcuate fibers; 19, deep white layer of superior colliculus; 20, stratu
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