Quains Elements of Anatomy volume 31
Quains Elements of Anatomy volume 31
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Lunatus posterior, Kolliker), and the two posterior crescentic lobes with the clivus between them, bounded in front by the preclival, behind by the postclival fissure, may collectively be termed the lobe of the clivus. The lateral parts of this lobe each receive two or three primary branches of the medullary centre of the hemisphere (fig. 59).
The combined anterior and posterior crescentio lobes of each hemisphere were formerly termed the quadrilateral lobe.
The folium cacuminis and postero-snp...erior lobes : lob us cacuminis.
The folium cacuminis is formed by the extremity or apex of the main horizontal stem of the arbor vitse vermis (figs. 57, 59). As the vertical section shows, it is composed of but a single primary folinm, which may be either plain or beset with rudimentary folia. But at the side of the worm it rapidiy expands, with divergence of its bounding fissures and a great increase of size of its main branch of the arbor vitas and the formation of numerous secondary and tertiary folia, a large lobe being thereby produced at the posterior and upper part of each hemisphere which has been termed the postero-superior lobe.
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Lunatus posterior, Kolliker), and the two posterior crescentic lobes with the clivus between them, bounded in front by the preclival, behind by the postclival fissure, may collectively be termed the lobe of the clivus. The lateral parts of this lobe each receive two or three primary branches of the medullary centre of the hemisphere (fig. 59).
The combined anterior and posterior crescentio lobes of each hemisphere were formerly termed the quadrilateral lobe.
The folium cacuminis and postero-snp...erior lobes : lob us cacuminis.
The folium cacuminis is formed by the extremity or apex of the main horizontal stem of the arbor vitse vermis (figs. 57, 59). As the vertical section shows, it is composed of but a single primary folinm, which may be either plain or beset with rudimentary folia. But at the side of the worm it rapidiy expands, with divergence of its bounding fissures and a great increase of size of its main branch of the arbor vitas and the formation of numerous secondary and tertiary folia, a large lobe being thereby produced at the posterior and upper part of each hemisphere which has been termed the postero-superior lobe.
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