Architecture of the Brain
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Figs, 2- the optic commissure, and again divide into the optic tracts. 9-10 to 1-1, u*.
Each tract winds upon the external surface of the cerebral peduncle, near the posterior part of which it divides into two tracts which terminate: the inferior, in the internal geniculate body; and the superior, a larger tract, in the external genicu- late body and pulvinar of the thalamus. The divisions of the optic tract are connected with the corpora quadrigimina by the brachia, anterius and posterius. The... posterior fibres of the optic commissure are commissural between the cerebral nerve centers, the middle fibres decussate, the anterior fibres are commissural between the retinfe,and the external fibres of each nerve are continued into the tract of the same side.
The third nerve, motor occuli, arises from the inner side of the crus cerebri near the bottom of the posterior perforated space. It pierces the internal margin of the crusta, and upon entering the tegmentum, its fibres spread into numerous striae as they pass through the anterior extremity of the processus, to their destination in the grey matter beneath the iter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Figs, 2- the optic commissure, and again divide into the optic tracts. 9-10 to 1-1, u*.
Each tract winds upon the external surface of the cerebral peduncle, near the posterior part of which it divides into two tracts which terminate: the inferior, in the internal geniculate body; and the superior, a larger tract, in the external genicu- late body and pulvinar of the thalamus. The divisions of the optic tract are connected with the corpora quadrigimina by the brachia, anterius and posterius. The... posterior fibres of the optic commissure are commissural between the cerebral nerve centers, the middle fibres decussate, the anterior fibres are commissural between the retinfe,and the external fibres of each nerve are continued into the tract of the same side.
The third nerve, motor occuli, arises from the inner side of the crus cerebri near the bottom of the posterior perforated space. It pierces the internal margin of the crusta, and upon entering the tegmentum, its fibres spread into numerous striae as they pass through the anterior extremity of the processus, to their destination in the grey matter beneath the iter.
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