Titlebook: Computed Tomography of the Brain; Atlas of Normal Anat Georges Salamon,Yun Peng Huang Book 1980 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1980 Brai

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Die Vereinheitlichung von ECP und Subjazenz, the orbits, nasal cavity, medulla oblongata, cerebellar tonsils, and petrous pyramids. One section above the orbitomeatal line delineates the brainstem, cerebellum, cerebellopontine angles, and temporal lobes.

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Adverbialbestimmungen: Adjunkte, in delineating not only the posterior fossa structures but also the quadrigeminal plate, thalami, and retropulvinar cisterns. The central, precentral, and postcentral sulci are very anteriorly located in these sections (by comparison with strictly horizontal sections).

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Frontal Sections — 90°ard.On the left are photographs of sliced specimens and small inserts showing the direction of the section, on the right, radiographs of the same anatomic specimen and various CT scans of normal or atrophic cases taken in similar inclination [ranging from 75° to 90° in relation to the orbitomeatal (

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Frontal Sections — 60°ward. There are ten slices, all of which were made with reference to the external acoustic meatus. In addition to those structures described in Sect. II. 1. A, the central sulcus, and occasionally pre- and postcentral sulci, may be better visualized in these modified frontal sections. Since the post

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Horizontal Sections of Skull and Brain: 15° Extension from the Orbitomeatal Line (Inferior Orbitomeaaxis and for investigating the orbit and its contents (optic nerve, extraocular muscles, eyeball), the maxillary sinus, and structures located below the orbitomeatal line. In general, the optic nerve runs parallel to this plane and is located 2–3 cm above the external acoustic meatus. The basal gang

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Formalization in Computational Linguisticsntal or modified frontal sections are useful in distinguishing supra- from infra-Sylvian lesions. The clearly visualized tentorial leaves make it easy to distinguish supratentorial from infra tentorial lesions.

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ed, neuroradiology remains a most fascinating field in the study of anatomy of the brain in vivo. The first part of this book is devoted to sagittal and parasagittal sections, the second part to frontal and modified frontal sections, and the final part to horizontal and modified horizontal sections of the sku978-3-642-66989-7