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Comprehensive Guide to Ventricles, Meninges, and CNS Vessels

Explore the intricate structures like the lateral ventricle, third ventricle, and more. Learn about the blood supply, anatomy, and functions of the central nervous system elements. Discover how the meninges protect and support the brain and spinal cord. Uncover essential details about arteries, veins, and circulation in the CNS. This detailed guide delves into the complexities of the CNS structures and their significance in regulating brain functions and overall health. Delve into the essential roles of ventricles, meninges, and vessels in maintaining the CNS's integrity. Gain a deeper understanding of these vital elements and their involvement in various neurological processes.

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Comprehensive Guide to Ventricles, Meninges, and CNS Vessels

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  1. Ventricles, meninges and vessels of the CNS

  2. Lateral ventricle (ventriculus lateralis) Third ventricle (ventriculus tertius) Fourth ventricle (ventriculus quartus) Central canal (canalis centralis)

  3. Fourth ventricle Floor = Fossa rhomboidea Sulcus medianus Sulci limitantes fovea sup. fovea inf. Trigonum n. XII Trigonum n. X Eminentia medialis - colliculus facialis (VI) Striae medullares Area vestibularis Tuberculum acusticum sup. V med. inf. VI IX XII X

  4. Fourth ventricle Roof ■Velum medullare sup. ■Fastigium ■Velum medullare inf. = tela choroidea (pia mater+plx. choroid. ) Apertura mediana Aperturae laterales

  5. Aqueductus cerebri – Third ventricle

  6. Tela choroidea v. tertii Tela choroidea v. lateralis

  7. Third ventricle: Superior wall: Tela choroidea v. tertii Rostral wall: Columnae forn. Commissura ant. Lamina termin. Inferior wall: Chiasma opticum Infundibulum

  8. Third ventricle: Posterior wall: Recessus suprapinaealis Commissura habenularis Recessus pinealis Commissura post.

  9. Third ventricle: Lateral wall: Thalamus Sulcus hypothal. Hypothalamus Adhesio interthalamica

  10. Third ventricle: Foramen interventriculare Recessus suprapinealis pinealis Recessus opticus infundibuli Aqueductus mesencephali

  11. Ventriculus lateralis Pars centralis Cornu ant. (frontale) Cornu post. (occipitale) Cornu inf. (temporale)

  12. corpus callosum septum pell. ncl. caudatus Cornu anterius

  13. Pars centralis Roof: Corpus callosum Floor: Fornix Plexus choroideus Thalamus Stria terminalis Corpus ncl. caudati Fissura transversa cerebri

  14. Cornu posterius Glomus choroideum Corpus callosum Calcar avis Trigonum collaterale

  15. Cornu inferius Roof: Stria terminalis Cauda ncl. caudati Corpus callosum Floor: Hippocampus (fimbria hippocampi) Plexus choroideus Eminentia collateralis

  16. CT MRI

  17. Meninges Calvaria Potential epidural space Ektomeninx (pachymeninx) -dura mater: endosteal, meningeal layers Potential subdural space arachnoid mater Endomeninx (leptomeninx) Cavitas subarachnoidea (CSF) pia mater

  18. Cranial meninges Dura mater ■ tough layer of fibrous tissue fused with the endosteum of the skull ■contains venous sinuses ■dural folds extend into the cranial cavity and help stabilize the brain

  19. Dural folds Falx cerebri Falx cerebelli Tentorium cerebelli Diaphragma sellae Cavum trigeminale Vagina n. optici

  20. Blood and nerve supply of the dura mater Aa. meningeae From: a. ethm. ant. – ant. fossa a. maxillaris – middle fossa a. phar. asc. – posterior fossa Veins are tributaries of the dural sinuses CN V: supratentorial compartmentSpinal nerves(C1 - C3) CN X: infratentorial compartment

  21. Arachnoid mater ■Thin avascular delicate layer ■ It passes over sulci of the brain ■ Pinhead pouches project through the dural wall of the major venous sinuses - Granulationes arachnoideales - transfer of CSF to the venous system

  22. Pia mater Vascular, enters sulci of the brain Cisternae subarachnoideales: - chiasmatis - fossae lat. cerebri - interpeduncularis - cerebellomedullaris

  23. Meninges of the spinal cord Epidural space (Spatium epidurale)Dura mater spinalis Subdural space (Spatium subdurale) Arachnoidea spinalis Subarachnoid space (Cavitas subarachnoidea) Pia mater spinalis: lig. denticulatum Pia mater Lig. dent. Arachnoidea Sp sub-a Dura mater Sp sub-d

  24. Cisterna lumbalis Medullary cone: L1-2 Dural sac: S2-3 Lumbar puncture (spinal tap)

  25. Liquor cerebrospinalis (CSF) Clear, colorless fluid,150 mL, secreted at the rate of 400-500 mL daily Produced by the choroid plexuses of ventricles Supports the brain and spinal cord, maintains a uniform pressure around them. Circulation:Lateral ventricles – for. interventriculare – 3rd ventricle – aquaqeductus cerebri – 4th ventricle –median and lat. apertures – subarachnoid space –sinus durae matris

  26. Hydrocephalus

  27. Arteries of the CNS Spinal cord Rr. spinales a. cervicalis asc. a. vertebralis a. cervicalis prof. aa. intercostales post. aa. lumbales a. iliolumbalis a. sacralis lat. a. sacralis mediana

  28. Rr. spinales: aa. radiculares ant. et post.: a. spinalis ant. (fissura med. ant.) aa. spinales post. (sulcus lat. post.)

  29. Vv. spinales Plx. venosi vertebr. int.> vv. intervertebrales >plx. venosi verteb. ext.> plx. suboccipitalis > vv. vertebrales vv. cervicales prof. vv. intercostales vv. lumbales vv. sacrales lat.

  30. Brainstem, cerebellum Aa. cerebri post. Aa. cerebelli sup. Aa. pontis Aa. cerebelli inf. ant. A. basilaris Aa. cerebelli inf. post.Aa. spin. ant. et post. Aa. vertebrales

  31. Brain Aa. cerebri: anterior (A. car. int.) media (A. car. int.) posterior (A. basil.)

  32. a. cerebri ant. a. cerebri med. a. com.post. a. cerebri post. Circulus arteriosus ■ Aa. corticales ■ Aa. centrales■ Aa. choroideae

  33. anterior media posterior

  34. Veins of the brain ■ superficial Vv. cerebri sup.  SSS V. cerebri media spf.  SC Vv. cerebri inf.  SPS,SPI,ST

  35. ■deep veins 1. vv. septi pellucidi 2. vv. thalamostr. sup. 3. vv. choroideae sup. = Vv. cerebri int. + Vv. cer. med. prof.+ Vv. basales V. magna cerebri Sinus rectus

  36. Sinus durae matris 2 3 1 rectus 2 sagittalis sup. 3 sagittalis inf. 4 occipitalis 5 transversus 6 sigmoideus 7 sphenoparietalis 8 petrosus sup. 9 petrosus inf. 10 cavernosus 11 plx. basilaris 6 1 5 4 7 10 9 11 8

  37. Tributaries of sinuses Vv. cerebri Vv. cerebelli Vv. ophtalmicae Vv. labyrinthi Vv. meningeae Vv. diploicae Vv. emissariae

  38. Illustrations were copiedfrom: • Atlas der Anatomie des Menschen/ Sobotta. Putz,R., und Pabst,R. 20. Auflage. München: Urban & Schwarzenberg, 1993 • Netter: Interactive Atlas of Human Anatomy. Windows Version 2.0

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