. Diseases of the nervous system : for the general practitioner and student. OCCIPITAL LOBE CEREBELLUM CENTRAL LOBE {INSULA) TEMPORAL LOBE PONS CENTRAL SULCUS OP INSULA Fig. 23.—Diagram of the Convex Surface of thf Left Cerebral Hemisphere showing the FrvE Principal Lobes of the Pallium. (Morris Anatomy.)The opercular regions of the frontal, pacietal, and temporal lobes are removed to show the central lobe or island of Fig. 24.—Latero-superior Vtew of Brain, showing Fissures and Lobes. (Santee.)a. Longitudinal fissure, b. Frontal pole. c. Temporal pole. d. Impressio petrosa. e. Occipito
. Diseases of the nervous system : for the general practitioner and student. OCCIPITAL LOBE CEREBELLUM CENTRAL LOBE {INSULA) TEMPORAL LOBE PONS CENTRAL SULCUS OP INSULA Fig. 23.—Diagram of the Convex Surface of thf Left Cerebral Hemisphere showing the FrvE Principal Lobes of the Pallium. (Morris Anatomy.)The opercular regions of the frontal, pacietal, and temporal lobes are removed to show the central lobe or island of Fig. 24.—Latero-superior Vtew of Brain, showing Fissures and Lobes. (Santee.)a. Longitudinal fissure, b. Frontal pole. c. Temporal pole. d. Impressio petrosa. e. Occipito-parietal sulcus, f. Occipital pole. THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM 29 the lateral ventricle. The anterior portion (head) is closely connectedwith the internal capsule, the body is applied to the optic thalamus, theposterior portion passes around the posterior border of the capsules to
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