On paralysis from brain disease in its common forms.

  • Bastian, H. Charlton.
Date:
1875
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Credit: On paralysis from brain disease in its common forms. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Fig. 5. Inner Face and Tentorial Surface of the Left Cerebral Hemisphere. (After Turner.) Fr Frontal Lobe. Par Parietal Lobe. Oc Occipital Lobe. TS Temporo-sphenoidal Lobe. PO Internal Parieto-occipital Fissure. Hi Calloso-marginal, and// Calcarine Fissure. m m Dentate Fissure. n n Collateral Fissure. 17 17 17 Marginal Convolution. 18 18 Convolution of Corpus Callosum. 18' Quadrilateral Lobule. 19 19 Uncinate Convolution, of which 19' is the crotchet, or recurved part. 25 Cuneus, or Occipital Lobule. 99 Inner face of Inferior Temporo-sphenoidal Convolution. Fig. 6. View of the Orbital Lobule and of the Island of Reil. (After Turner.) Most of the Temporo-sphenoidal Lobe has been removed in order to display the Island. O Olfactory Sulcus. TP Triradiate Sulcus. 1 Posterior, 1' Internal, and \ External Convolutions of the Orbital Lobule. C Island of Reil, with its radiating Convolutions. 11 Under Surface of Inferior Frontal Convolution. 4 Under Surface of Lower end of Ascending Frontal Convolution. 5 Under Surface of Lower end of Parietal Convolution. 17 Marginal Comolution.