An Atlas of the Medulla And Midbrain
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Of N"u. R. , Plate iv). Forel's Feld H shows clearly in Fig. 21. The fascicu- lus retroflexus on the medial border will be described later. In passing through Figs. 22 and 23, it is evident that the fibres around the nucleus are becoming fewer, while the cells become more and more numerous, especially in the proximal and adjacent lateral capsules. In Fig. 24 are the cell masses that underlie both the nucleus ruber and the substantia nigra.
The longitudinal series is better than the transverse f...or obtaining a clear idea of the relations described above. Starting from, the dorsal aspect, in Fig. 13, is seen the area of the formatio reticularis which lies dorsal to the nucleus ruber; from this, one passes into the area of the definite dorsal capsule in Fig. 16. The relation of the fasciculus longitudinalis medialis to the nucleus of Darkschewitsch and the superior capsule of the nucleus ruber may be followed at the same time as far as Fig. 21. In Fig. 19 are seen, (1) the lemniscus medialis as a part of the lateral capsule; (2) the brachium conjunctivum just distal to the nucleus; (3) the relations of the N.
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Of N"u. R. , Plate iv). Forel's Feld H shows clearly in Fig. 21. The fascicu- lus retroflexus on the medial border will be described later. In passing through Figs. 22 and 23, it is evident that the fibres around the nucleus are becoming fewer, while the cells become more and more numerous, especially in the proximal and adjacent lateral capsules. In Fig. 24 are the cell masses that underlie both the nucleus ruber and the substantia nigra.
The longitudinal series is better than the transverse f...or obtaining a clear idea of the relations described above. Starting from, the dorsal aspect, in Fig. 13, is seen the area of the formatio reticularis which lies dorsal to the nucleus ruber; from this, one passes into the area of the definite dorsal capsule in Fig. 16. The relation of the fasciculus longitudinalis medialis to the nucleus of Darkschewitsch and the superior capsule of the nucleus ruber may be followed at the same time as far as Fig. 21. In Fig. 19 are seen, (1) the lemniscus medialis as a part of the lateral capsule; (2) the brachium conjunctivum just distal to the nucleus; (3) the relations of the N.
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