Neuroanatomy: Text and AtlasMcGraw Hill Professional, 27. mar. 2003 - 532 sider A Doody's Core Title for 2011! The most comprehensive approach to neuroanatomy from both a functional and regional perspective! With over 400 illustrations, this thoroughly updated Third Edition examines how parts of the nervous system work together to regulate body systems and produce behavior. The illustration program features brain views produced by MRI and PET imaging technology, 2-color line illustrations, and myelin-stained sections as well as an 80-page atlas of key views of the surface anatomy of the central nervous system. |
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Introduction to the Central Nervous System | 3 |
The Diencephalon Consists of the Thalamus and Hypothalamus | 11 |
Cavities Within the Central Nervous System Contain | 18 |
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afferent amygdala ANATOMY anterolateral system ascending association cortex auditory autonomic axons basal ganglia brain stem caudal caudate nucleus cell bodies central nervous system cerebellum cerebral artery cerebral cortex cerebral hemisphere Chapter cingulate cochlear contains contralateral cortical areas corticospinal tract cranial nerve decussation descending diencephalon dorsal column dorsal horn facial fibers Fornix frontal lobe functions ganglion cells globus pallidus gray matter gyrus hippocampal formation hypothalamus inferior innervate inset shows insular cortex internal capsule interneurons ipsilateral lamina lateral geniculate nucleus Lateral ventricle layer lesion limbic located magnocellular Medial lemniscus medulla medullary midbrain motor neurons motor nuclei muscle Myelin-stained Neurosci nucleus Figure oculomotor optic organization parietal parvocellular pathways pons pontine portion prefrontal premotor primary motor cortex primary visual cortex putamen receptor regions reticular formation retina rostral segment somatic sensory cortex spinal cord striatum structures substantia nigra sulcus superior colliculus surface synapse temporal lobe terminate thalamus tion ventral posterior vestibular nuclei white matter