Structural Neuroanatomy

Structural Neuroanatomy — Expert Atlas

How it begins

Estudio exhaustivo de la organización macroscópica y topográfica del sistema nervioso central — médula espinal, tronco encefálico, cerebelo, diencéfalo, telencéfalo, nervios craneales, irrigación y correlaciones clínico-neurológicas

What it covers

1. Introduction — Organization and Development
2. · Embryological Development — Brain Vesicles
3. · Plans and Neuroanatomical Orientation
4. Spinal Cord
5. · 1.1 External Configuration
6. · 1.2 Internal Organization — Rexed Sheets
7. · 1.3 White Substance Tracts
8. Brain Stem
9. · 2.1 Medulla Oblongata
10. · 2.2 Protuberance (Pons)
11. · 2.3 Midbrain
12. · 2.4 Reticular Formation (RF)
13. Cerebellum
14. · 3.1 External Anatomy
15. · 3.2 Deep Cerebellar Nuclei
16. · 3.3 Cerebellar Peduncles
17. Diencephalon
18. · 4.1 Thalamus
19. · 4.2 Hypothalamus
20. · 4.3 Subthalamus and Epithalamus
21. Telencephalon
22. · 5.1 Lobes, Grooves and Gyres
23. · 5.2 Cortical Cytoarchitecture — Brodmann Areas
24. · 5.3 White Matter of the Telencephalon
25. Basal Ganglia
26. · 6.1 Anatomy of the Components
27. · 6.2 Anatomical Relationships of the Striatum
28. Limbic System
29. · 7.1 Hippocampus and Hippocampal Formation
30. · 7.2 Amygdala
31. · 7.3 Papez Circuit
32. Meninges, Ventricles and CSF
33. · 8.1 The Three Meninges
34. · 8.2 Dural Venous Sinuses
35. · 8.3 Ventricular System and Cisterns
36. Cranial Nerves
37. Irrigation of the Brain
38. · 10.1 Circle of Willis (Arterial Circle of the Brain)
39. · 10.2 Cerebral Arteries
40. Integrative Clinical Correlations
41. · 11.1 Cerebral Herniation Syndromes
42. · 11.2 Neurological Topographic Diagnosis
43. · 11.3 Neurological Syndromes by Location
44. · Final Integrating Principle