The Brain

4 cisterns

• pontene cistern

• cisterna magna

• superior cistern

• interpeduncle cistern

sinus

filled with blood (venous return) or air

peduncles

bumps

gyri

lobe/ brian fold

sulci

groove

tectum/ quadgeminal/ caudiculi

superior ot cerebral aqueduct

falx cerebri

layer of dura matter

what are subarachnoid cisterns ?

widened areas of the subarachnoid space that are filled with CSF

where is CSF produced and reabsorbed?

• produced: in ventricles

• reabsorbed: dural sinus

Which vessels form the circle of willis?

• anterior communicating

• posterior communicating

• posterior cerebral

• anterior cerebral

add multiple choice

what are the ventricles filled with?

CSF

remind horns

septum pellucidum

thin walls that separates ventricles

nucleuses

• caudate nucleus

• lentiform nucleas

order from inside out of middle brain

• corpus callosum

• lateral ventricle

• caudate nucleus

• internal capsule

• lentiform nucleus

• external capsule

• colostrum

3 major basal ganglia

• lentiform

• caudate nucleus

• colostrum

Insula

• in temporal lobe

• considered 5th lobe

lateral fissure

• middle cerebral artery runs through here

third ventricle

always between thalamus

superior sagittal sinus

• venous return

• venous return is towards the back

• arterial flow is in the middle

commissure

takes information across brain

circle of willis labeling