TAILIEUCHUNG - The human brain and imaging of anatomy: Part 2

(BQ) Continued part 1, part 2 of the document The human brain and imaging of anatomy has contents: The cranial nerves, advanced MRI techniques, vascular imaging, neonatal cranial ultrasound, CT imaging Invite you to refer. | The Cranial Nerves 6 Cadaver Dissections Revealing the Cranial Nerves CN Figures 188 CN in Cavernous Sinus Figures 190 Cranial Nerves I-XII 191 CN I 1 Olfactory Nerve Figures 191 CN II 2 Optic Nerve Figures 192 CN III 3 Oculomotor Nerve Figures 195 CN IV 4 Trochlear Nerve Figures 198 CN V 5 Trigeminal Nerve Figures 199 CN VI 6 Abducens Nerve Figures 207 CN VII 7 Facial Nerve Figures b and 207 CN VIII 8 Vestibulocochlear Nerve Figures b and 207 CN IX 9 Glossopharyngeal Nerve Figures and 212 CN X 10 Vagus Nerve Figures and 213 CN XI 11 Accessory Nerve Figures and 214 CN XII 12 Hypoglossal Nerve Figures b 214 . .________________. f he first section of this chapter consists of cadaver dissections with the brain removed JL from the cranial vault with preservation of the cisternal segments of the CN cranial nerves and their relationships to the dural surfaces and skull base foramina. These images provide a different perspective and allow one to integrate the imaging appearance to that of a human prosection. The images to follow will demonstrate the CN in a multiplanar format some of which are not done on routine clinical exams but were obtained specifically for this atlas to illustrate the nerves to best advantage. These additional views could be used to tailor specific MR protocols if appropriate for the clinical question to be answered. The illustrations provided by Dr. Moore in Chapter 2 beautifully illustrate the CN from their nuclear origins to their exit through their respective foramina. Those illustrations along with the cadaver specimens and the imaging of the CN to follow should truly enhance your knowledge of this anatomy through this multimodality approach. 187 188 IMAGING ANATOMY OF THE HUMAN BRAIN A COMPREHENSIVE ATLAS INCLUDING ADJACENT STRUCTURES CADAVER DISSECTIONS .

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• The human brain
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