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Brainstem, ventral view

Brainstem, latero-ventral view

Localyzation of grey matter in the embryonal spine (1) and brain stem (2-3)

Medulla oblongata. A) ventral; B) dorsal

Medulla oblongata

Pons: ventral dorsal

Pons: caudal rostral

Midbrain: < ventral. lateral

Midbrain: at the level of the inferior colliculi; B) at the level of superior colliculi.

Position of cranial nuclei and Function of cranial nerves

Cerebellum

Archicerebellum (blue) Paleocerebellum (red) Neocerebellum (white)

Cerebellar cortex

Cerebellar basal nuclei

CONNECTIONS OF THE CEREBELLUM: Afferent cortical pathways via pons and reticular formation Afferent peripheral sensory pathways Efferent Pathways to talamus and thelencephalic cortex, and to the proper nuclei of the brain stem

Cerebellar position in the control of motor activity

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