The anatomy of the central nervous organs in health and in disease / by Heinrich Obersteiner ; translated, with annotations and additions, from the third German edition, with all the alterations and corrections prepared by the author for the forthcoming fourth German edition by Alex Hill.

  • Obersteiner, Heinrich, 1847-1922.
Date:
1900
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Credit: The anatomy of the central nervous organs in health and in disease / by Heinrich Obersteiner ; translated, with annotations and additions, from the third German edition, with all the alterations and corrections prepared by the author for the forthcoming fourth German edition by Alex Hill. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAGE 183. Vertical section of cortex ; from the lateral surface of a cerebellar convolution, 405 184. A Purkinje’s cell, as seen in a vertical section at right angles to the long axis of a convolution, ........ 405 185. A Purkinje’s cell, as seen in a vertical section parallel with the long axis of a convolution, ........ 406 186. Nerve colls from the molecular layer of cerebellum (kitten), . . . 407 187. Sclerosis of the cerebellum, ....... 408 188. Cortex cerebelli at birth, ....... 410 189. Section through a small heterotopia in the medullary substance of the cerebellum, ......... 412 190. Vertical section of the cortex cerebelli from a case of encephalitis, . . 414 191. Diagrammatic frontal section through the great brain, . . . 418 192. Diagram of the associating tracts of the cortex cerebri, . . . 433 193. Vertical section through the human cortex cerebri where it covers the posterior part of the middle frontal convolution, .... 437 194. Cortex of the lobulus paracentralis, ...... 437 195. Cortex of the gyrus cinguli, ....... 437 196. Cortex of the snbiculum cornu Ammonis, ..... 437 197. Cortex cerebri, frontal lobe, ....... 442 198. Two pyramidal cells from the cortex cerebri of a puppy, . . . 443 199. Cells of cortex cerebri (semi-diagrammatic), ..... 444 200. Transverse section through the cornu Ammonis, .... 453 201. Cortex of the cornu Ammonis and a part of the fascia dentata, . . 456 202. Two double pyramids from the cornu Ammonis (mouse), . . . 457 203. Injected cortex cerebri of the dog, ...... 460 204. Encephalitic cysts of the cortex cerebri, with secondary degeneration of the white substances, ........ 464 205. Diagram of the membranes of the brain, ..... 473 206. Epithelium on the inner surface of the dura mater of the guinea-pig, . 475 207. Dura mater of a new-born child, ...... 475 208. A corpus arenaceum from the dura mater, ..... 475 209. Pseudo-membrane of the dura mater, ...... 478 210. Neo-membrane of the dura mater, ...... 478 211. Trabeculse of the arachnoid, ....... 480 212. Pia mater in meningitis tuberculosa, ...... 483 213. Epithelium of the choroid plexus, ...... 485 214. Circle of Willis, ........ 486 215. Anomalies of the circle of Willis, ...... 486 216. Arterial regions of brain, horizontal section (after Kolisko and Rcullich), . 488 217. Arterial regions of brain, frontal section (after Kolisko and Radlich), . 488 218. Fornix, pyriform lobe, and olfactory bulb from the brain of the ox, . . 497 219. Diagram showing the tracts of fibres which connect the central grey tube with the cortex, . . . . . . .499 220. Diagrammatic view of the under side of the brain (after Schwalbe), . . 501 221. Early foetal brain, ....... 503 222. Brain of foetal sheep with the rhinal fissure developed, . . . 503 223. Diagrammatic view of the under surface of the brain of a young rabbit, . 503 224. Brain of a rabbit, . . . . , _ . ’ 504