4th cerebral ventricle

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IVth cerebral ventricle – where is it situated?

Between posterior aspect of the midbrain and cerebellum

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what does it represent?

A cavity formed by enlargement of the ependymal canal.

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what 2 walls does it present?

Floor (antero-inferior wall) = rhomboid fossa

Roof.

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IVth ventricle – how many sides?

4 sides.

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IVth ventricle – how many angles?

4 angles- lateral recesses

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Inferior angle – what does it correspond to?

Opening of the ependymal duct.

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Superior angle – what does it continue with?

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Front:
IVth cerebral ventricle – where is it situated?

Back:

  • Between posterior aspect of the midbrain and cerebellum

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Front:
IVth cerebral ventricle – what does it represent?

Back:

  • A cavity formed by enlargement of the ependymal canal

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Front:
IVth ventricle – what 2 walls does it present?

Back:

  • Floor (antero-inferior wall) = rhomboid fossa

  • Roof

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Front:
IVth ventricle – how many sides?

Back:

  • 4 sides

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Front:
IVth ventricle – how many angles?

Back:

  • 4 angles

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Lateral angles of IVth ventricle – what are they?

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  • Lateral recesses

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Front:
Inferior angle – what does it correspond to?

Back:

  • Opening of the ependymal duct

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Front:
Superior angle – what does it continue with?

Back:

  • Cerebral aqueduct (of Sylvius) (of Sylvius).

<p>Card 1</p><p><strong>Front:</strong><br>IVth cerebral ventricle – where is it situated?</p><p><strong>Back:</strong></p><ul><li><p>Between posterior aspect of the midbrain and cerebellum</p></li></ul><div data-type="horizontalRule"><hr></div><p><span data-name="blue_square" data-type="emoji">🟦</span> Card 2</p><p><strong>Front:</strong><br>IVth cerebral ventricle – what does it represent?</p><p><strong>Back:</strong></p><ul><li><p>A cavity formed by enlargement of the ependymal canal</p></li></ul><div data-type="horizontalRule"><hr></div><p><span data-name="blue_square" data-type="emoji">🟦</span> Card 3</p><p><strong>Front:</strong><br>IVth ventricle – what 2 walls does it present?</p><p><strong>Back:</strong></p><ul><li><p>Floor (antero-inferior wall) = rhomboid fossa</p></li><li><p>Roof</p></li></ul><div data-type="horizontalRule"><hr></div><p><span data-name="blue_square" data-type="emoji">🟦</span> Card 4</p><p><strong>Front:</strong><br>IVth ventricle – how many sides?</p><p><strong>Back:</strong></p><ul><li><p>4 sides</p></li></ul><div data-type="horizontalRule"><hr></div><p><span data-name="blue_square" data-type="emoji">🟦</span> Card 5</p><p><strong>Front:</strong><br>IVth ventricle – how many angles?</p><p><strong>Back:</strong></p><ul><li><p>4 angles</p></li></ul><div data-type="horizontalRule"><hr></div><p><span data-name="blue_square" data-type="emoji">🟦</span> Card 6</p><p><strong>Front:</strong><br>Lateral angles of IVth ventricle – what are they?</p><p><strong>Back:</strong></p><ul><li><p>Lateral recesses</p></li></ul><div data-type="horizontalRule"><hr></div><p><span data-name="blue_square" data-type="emoji">🟦</span> Card 7</p><p><strong>Front:</strong><br>Inferior angle – what does it correspond to?</p><p><strong>Back:</strong></p><ul><li><p>Opening of the ependymal duct</p></li></ul><div data-type="horizontalRule"><hr></div><p><span data-name="blue_square" data-type="emoji">🟦</span> Card 8</p><p><strong>Front:</strong><br>Superior angle – what does it continue with?</p><p><strong>Back:</strong></p><ul><li><p>Cerebral aqueduct (of Sylvius) (of Sylvius).</p></li></ul><p></p>