The Immediate Care of the Injured
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Its surface is divided by a great many small fissures, lying between which are masses of gray matter, the convolutions.
The brain is separated from the bony walls of the cranium by three membranes: an outer, of tough fibrous tissue, closely adherent to the interior of the skull, the dura mater; a middle, a thin, delicate membrane, called the arachnoid; and an inner, a vascular covering which closely FIG. 59. General view of the cerebrospinal nervous system (after Bourgery ; Schwalbe).
THE NERVO...US SYSTEM.
I0 3 envelops the surface of the brain, the pia mater. Between the arachnoid and pia mater is a space filled with fluid, the cerebrospinal fluid. The brain consists of four main portions: the cerebrum, cerebellum, pans varolii, and medulla oblongata.
The cerebrum, occupying the uppermost portion of the cranium, comprises the greater part of the brain. It is divided from before backward into two halves, the hemispheres. Ex- ternally, it consists of gray matter thrown into many convolu- Medulla.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its surface is divided by a great many small fissures, lying between which are masses of gray matter, the convolutions.
The brain is separated from the bony walls of the cranium by three membranes: an outer, of tough fibrous tissue, closely adherent to the interior of the skull, the dura mater; a middle, a thin, delicate membrane, called the arachnoid; and an inner, a vascular covering which closely FIG. 59. General view of the cerebrospinal nervous system (after Bourgery ; Schwalbe).
THE NERVO...US SYSTEM.
I0 3 envelops the surface of the brain, the pia mater. Between the arachnoid and pia mater is a space filled with fluid, the cerebrospinal fluid. The brain consists of four main portions: the cerebrum, cerebellum, pans varolii, and medulla oblongata.
The cerebrum, occupying the uppermost portion of the cranium, comprises the greater part of the brain. It is divided from before backward into two halves, the hemispheres. Ex- ternally, it consists of gray matter thrown into many convolu- Medulla.
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