Table Of Contents

SECTION A: ORIENTATION
Figure 1A. Spinal Cord - Longitudinal View
Figure 1B. Spinal Cord MRI - Longitudinal View
Figure 2A. Spinal Cord Cross section - C8 Level
Figure 2B. Spinal Cord MRI - Axial View
Figure 3. Brainstem I - Ventral View
Figure 4. Brainstem II - Ventral (Photographic View)
Figure 5. Brainstem III - Cranial Nerve Nuclei: Motor
Figure 6. Brainstem IV - Cranial Nerve Nuclei: Sensory
Figure 7. Brainstem V - Dorsal View
Figure 8. The Cerebellum - (Photographic View)
Figure 9. The Diencephalon - Thalamus [Orientation]
Figure 10. Thalamus - Nuclei
Figure 11. Cerebral Hemispheres I - Dorsal View
Figure 12. Cerebral Hemispheres II - Dorsolateral View
Figure 13. Cerebral Hemispheres III - Inferior View
Figure 14. Cerebral Hemispheres IV - Inferior View
Figure 15. Cerebral Hemispheres V - Corpus Callosum
Figure 16. Cerebral Hemispheres VI - Medial View
Figure 17. Radiologic View - MRI: Sagittal View
Figure 18. Corpus Callosum - Dissected View
Figure 19A. White Matter - Association Fibers
Figure 19B. White Matter - Association Fibers
Figure 20A. Ventricles - Lateral View
Figure 20B. Ventricles - Anterior View
Figure 21. Cerebrospinal Fluid - CSF Circulation
Figure 22. Basal Ganglia I - Orientation
Figure 23. Basal Ganglia II - Nuclei A
Figure 24. Basal Ganglia III - Nuclei B
Figure 25. Basal Ganglia IV - Basal Ganglia and Ventricle
Figure 26. Internal Capsule I - White Matter
Figure 27. Internal Capsule II - Horizontal Section of Hemisphere
Figure 28A. Horizontal Section of Hemisphere - CT
Figure 28B. Horizontal Section of Hemisphere - MRI
Figure 29. Coronal Section of Hemisphere
Figure 30. Coronal Section of Hemisphere - MRI
SECTION B: FUNCTIONAL SYSTEMS
PART I: SENSORY SYSTEMS
Figure 31. Anterolateral System - Pain, Temperature, Crude Touch
Figure 32. Dorsal Column - Medial Lemniscus Pathway: Discriminative Touch,
Joint Position, Vibration
Figure 33. Trigeminal System - Discriminative Touch, Pain, Temperature
Figure 34. Sensory Systems - Somatosensory and Trigeminal Pathways
Figure 35. Audition - Hearing: Auditory Pathway I
Figure 36. Auditory System - Auditory Pathway II
Figure 37. Auditory System - Auditory Gyri
Figure 38. Ascending Tracts and Sensory Nuclei
Figure 39A. Visual System A - Visual Pathway
Figure 39B. Visual System B - Visual Reflexes
PART II: RETICULAR FORMATION
Figure 40A. Reticular Formation I - Organization
Figure 40B. Reticular Formation II - Nuclei
Figure 41. Pain - Descending Control System
PART III: MOTOR SYSTEMS
Figure 42. Cortico-Spinal Tract: the Pyramidal System
Figure 43. Cortico-Bulbar (and Cortico-Pontine) Fibers
Figure 44. Rubro-Spinal Tract
Figure 45. Descending Tracts and Motor Nuclei
Figure 46. Pontine (Medial) Reticulo-Spinal Tract
Figure 47. Medullary (Lateral) Reticulo-Spinal Tract
Figure 48. Lateral Vestibulo-Spinal Tract
Figure 49A. Vestibular System - Vestibular Nuclei
Figure 49B. Medial Longitudinal Fasciculus - MLF
Figure 50. Basal Ganglia - Circuitry
Figure 51. Thalamus - Motor Circuits
Figure 52. Cerebellum I - Functional Lobes
Figure 53. Cerebellum II - Afferents
Figure 54A. Cerebellum III - Circuitry
Figure 54B. Cerebellum IV - Efferents
Figure 55. Cerebellum V - Superior Cerebellar Peduncles
SECTION C: NEUROLOGICAL NEUROANATOMY
Figure 56. Blood Supply I - Arterial Circle of Willis
Figure 57. Blood Supply II - MR Angiogram (MRA)
Figure 58. Blood Supply III - Cortical: Dorosolateral
Figure 59. Blood Supply IV - Cortical: Medial
Figure 60. Blood Supply V - Internal Capsule
Figure 61. Thalamus - Nuclei: Histological
Figure 62. Brainstem - Histology: Ventral Schematic
Figure 63. Brainstem - Histology: Sagittal Schematic
Figure 64. Brainstem - Upper Midbrain B1 Level
Figure H64. Brainstem - Upper Midbrain B1 Level
Figure 65. Brainstem - Lower Midbrain B2 Level
Figure H65. Brainstem - Lower Midbrain B2 Level
Figure 66. Brainstem - Upper Pons B3 Level
Figure H66. Brainstem - Upper Pons B3 Level
Figure 67. Brainstem - Mid Pons B4 Level
Figure H67. Brainstem - Mid Pons B4 Level
Figure 68. Brainstem - Lower Pons B5 Level
Figure H68. Brainstem - Lower Pons B5 Level
Figure 69. Brainstem - Upper Medulla B6 Level
Figure H69. Brainstem - Upper Medulla B6 Level
Figure 70. Brainstem - Mid Medulla B7 Level
Figure H70. Brainstem - Mid Medulla B7 Level
Figure 71. Brainstem - Lower Medulla B8 Level
Figure H71. Brainstem - Lower Medulla B8 Level
Figure 72. Spinal Cord Tracts - C8 Level
Figure 73. Spinal Cord Cross-sectional Views
BRAINSTEM CROSS-SECTION [HUMAN]
SECTION D: THE LIMBIC SYSTEM
Figure 74. The Limbic Lobe
Figure 75. Limbic Structures
Figure 76. The Hippocampus (Photographic View)
Figure 77A. Hippocampal Formation
Figure 77B. Hippocampal Formation - 3 Parts
Figure 78. Coronal Brain Section (Photographic View)
Figure 79A. The Amygdala
Figure 79B. The Amygdala - Connections
Figure 80. Limbic Structures and the Lateral Ventricle
Figure 81. Limbic Diencephalon - Anterior Nucleus
Figure 82. Limbic Diencephalon - Dorsomedial Nucleus
Figure 83A. Hypothalamus and Limbic Midbrain
Figure 83B. Septal Region and Medial Forebrain Bundle
Figure 84. Olfactory System
Figure 85A. Basal Forebrain - Basal Nucleus
Figure 85B. Basal Forebrain - Basal Ganglia
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 Atlas of Functional Neuroanatomy
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Dr. Walter J. Hendelman
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