1. Medical Neuroscience – Spring 2004
NOP-ANTR-RAD 552
Medical Neuroscience – Spring 2004
Laboratory Objectives
Brainstem and Cerebral Circulation

2. 2a

3. 2b

4. 2c

5. 2d

6. 2d1

7. 2e

8. 2e

9. 2f

10. 2f1

11. 2g

12. 2g1

13. 2h

14. 2i

15. 2i1

16. 2j

17. 2j1

18. 2k,2L

19. 2m
Inferior cerebellar peduncle
middle cerebellar peduncle

20. 2k 2L 2m

21. 2n

22. 2o

23. 2p

24. 2q

25. 2r

26. 2s

27. 2t

28. 2u

29. 2v

30. 3 inferior cerebellar peduncle

31. 3. middle cerebellar peduncle on intact cerebellum

32. 3. superior cerebellar peduncle on intact cerebellum

33. 3a.

34. 3b

35. 3c1

36. 3c2

37. 3c2

38. 3d

39. 3d

40. 3e. anterior lobe

41. 3e 3f 3g Blue pins: anterior lobe 3e Yellow pins: posterior lobe 3g
The primary fissure separates the
anterior and posterior lobes.
3e 3f 3g

42. 3e Blue pins: anterior lobe 3e Yellow pins: posterior lobe 3g
The primary fissure 3f separates
The anterior and posterior lobes.

43. 3h

44. One folium is outlined in green.

45. 4a

46. 4b

47. 4c

48. 4d

49. 4e

50. 4f

51. 4g

52. 4g

53. 4i

54. 4i

55. 4jh

56. 4jh

57. 4k

58. 4L

59. 4m

60. 5a

61. 5b

62. 5c

63. 5a 5c

64. 5d PICA is the small artery branching
out of the right vertebral artery 5d

65. 5e

66. The superior cerebellar artery travels from the end of the basilar artery over the
cerebellum and UNDER the tentorium cerebelli. 5f

67. 5g

68. Left internal carotid artery5h

69. 5i

70. 5j

71. 5k 5m
5k. anterior communicating artery

72. 5L

73. The yellow pins mark
the components of
the Circle of Willis 5n