The anatomy of the foetal brain : with a comparative exposition of its structure in animals / by Frédéric Tiedmann ; translated from the French of A.J.L. Jourdan by William Bennett. To which are added, some late observations on the influence of the sanguineous system over the development of the nervous system in general.

  • Bennett William M.D.
Date:
1826
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Credit: The anatomy of the foetal brain : with a comparative exposition of its structure in animals / by Frédéric Tiedmann ; translated from the French of A.J.L. Jourdan by William Bennett. To which are added, some late observations on the influence of the sanguineous system over the development of the nervous system in general. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    e, Prolonged and ascending cord of the spinal mar- row f, The elevation which gives origin to the tubercula quadrigemina g, Crus cerebri, or cord of the spinal marrow, re-des- cending and directed forwards h, Membranous hemisphere of the brain, not yet covering the eminences destined to form the tubercula quadrigemina i, Left optic nerve k, Left olfactory nerve l, Nervus accessorius of Willis, arising from the late- ral part of the medulla oblongata. Fig. 6.—Posterior View of the Brain and Spinal Mar- row of the same Foetus. a, a, Spinal marrow, with its posterior longitudinal fissure b, Cerebellum, and beneath it the fourth ventricle c, c, Hemispheres of the brain d, The eminences which become the tubercula quad- rigemina, with the longitudinal groove which they present. Fig. 7.—Inferior surface of the Brain of the same Foetus. a, a, Spinal marrow* with its anterior longitudinal groove