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* Common carotid arteries (2) * Internal carotid arteries (2) * External carotid arteries (2) * Vertebral arteries (2) * Basilar artery (1) * Posterior cerebral arteries (2) * Posterior communicating arteries (2) * Middle cerebral arteries (2) * Anterior cerebral arteries (2) * Anterior communicating artery (1) 18 points

* Superior sagittal sinus * Inferior sagittal sinus * Straight sinus * Great cerebral vein (of Galen) * Confluence of sinuses * Transverse sinus * Sigmoid sinus * Internal jugular vein * Occipital Sinus 9 points

Parts of the lateral ventricles * body (central part) of the LV * frontal (anterior) horn of the LV * occipital (posterior) of the LV * temporal (inferior) of the LV * Interventricular foramen (of Monro) * Third ventricle * Interthalamic adhesion * Cerebral aqueduct (of Sylvius) * Fourth ventricle * Lateral recess (foramen of Luschka) * Median aperture (foramen of Magendie) 11 points