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function of dura mater
protects brain and forms supporting folds and venous sinuses
function of arachnoid mater
encloses CSF filled subarachnoid space
Function of pia mater
Adheres to and covers brain tissue, including sulci
function of subarachnoid space
contains CSF and Blood vessels
Function of subdural space
normally not an open CSF compartment
Function of falx cerebri
separates cerebrla hemispheres
function of tentorium cerebelli
supports cerebrum and separates it from cerebellum
function of falx cerebelli
separates portions of the cerebellar hemispheres
function of superior sagittal sinus
drains venous blood and receives CSF via arachnoid granulations
function of arachnoid villi or granulations
Return CSF to venous circulation
Function of Choroid plexus
Produces CSF
Function of lateral ventricles
CSF chambers connecting to 3rd ventricle
Function of 3rd ventricle
CSF chamber between the thalami
function of Cerebral aqueduct
connects third to fourth ventricle
function of fourth ventricle
CSF chamber that drains through apertures and toward central canal
Gray matter contains…
neuronal cell bodies and synapses, glial cells, capillary blood vessels
white matter contains…
many myelinated axons, glial cells, blood vessels