Stereoscopic Studies of Anatomy volume 2
Stereoscopic Studies of Anatomy volume 2
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The floor is divided into two lateral halves by a mesial furrow, and its lower end, between the two clavae is called the calamus scriptorius. From the mesial groove near its centre some fibres emerge and run transversely outwards, called the stria? acoustics*. These divide each lateral half into an upper and a lower part. In the upper part on each side, close to the median groove, is an elevation called the fasciculus teres.
The mesial groove traced upwards leads to the aperture of the aqueduct... of Sylvius, by which the cavity of the fourth communicates with the third ventricle of the brain.
On the posterior aspect of the medulla, the postero-mesial tract of the spinal cord forms a distinct elevation, called the clava, corresponding to the subjacent nucleus gracilis, and external to it is another prominence, called the cuneate fasciculus and cuneate tubercle, corresponding to the nucleus of the postero-lateral column of the cord or nucleus cuneatus, while still further out is the tubercle of Eolando.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The floor is divided into two lateral halves by a mesial furrow, and its lower end, between the two clavae is called the calamus scriptorius. From the mesial groove near its centre some fibres emerge and run transversely outwards, called the stria? acoustics*. These divide each lateral half into an upper and a lower part. In the upper part on each side, close to the median groove, is an elevation called the fasciculus teres.
The mesial groove traced upwards leads to the aperture of the aqueduct... of Sylvius, by which the cavity of the fourth communicates with the third ventricle of the brain.
On the posterior aspect of the medulla, the postero-mesial tract of the spinal cord forms a distinct elevation, called the clava, corresponding to the subjacent nucleus gracilis, and external to it is another prominence, called the cuneate fasciculus and cuneate tubercle, corresponding to the nucleus of the postero-lateral column of the cord or nucleus cuneatus, while still further out is the tubercle of Eolando.
What to read after Stereoscopic Studies of Anatomy volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D J Daniel John Cunningham to read onlineMoreLess
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