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external features of telencephalon
pallium=external part covering the rhinencephalon(olfactation) and the basal gangleon on the inside of rhinencephalon
cerebral gyri separated by cerebral sulcus - juga cerebralis on top?
fissura longitudinalis btw hemispheres
fissura transversa sep cerebrum from cerebellum
fissura sylvi
in middle of neopallium, sorrunding it is firstly the sulcus ectosylvius, and then sulcus suprasylvius
along the fissura sylvi we find the sulcus rhinalis lateralis, with a rostral and caudal part, rostr and caud to fissura sylvi
dorsally in neopallium there is sulcus marginalis (longitudinal) - and sulcus cruciatus going the the ext - outside of brain
RHINENCEPHALON 3 parts
pars:
basalis
septalis
limbicalis
olfactory part of telencephalon
pars basalis of rhinencephalon
rostrally, we see the olfactory bulb with filum, and peduncles connecting the bulb to the hemispheres through tractus olfactorius L/M/I. caud to the pedncle is the lobus piriformis
the 3 tracts of the peduncle of pars basalis rhinencephalon
tractus olf med -> subcalosus+area precommissura(p. septalis)
tractus olf intermed -> trigonum olf (endpoint)
tractus olf lat -> lobus piriformis, containing amygdala (endpoint) connecting basal to limbic system
pars septalis rhinencephalon
located medially btw the hemispheres: septum pellicidum, area subcallosa, callosum
contain commissural fibers for communications
corpus callosum pars septalis
in fissura longitudinalis - form communication btw L&R hemispheres; forceps minor to the frontal lobe
forceps major to the occipital lobe
pars limbica rhinencephalon
consists of fornix and hippocampus -> process emotional input(afferent)
fornix of p. limbica
c- shaped in contact with lateral ventricle and the cerebral hemispheres
connect mammary body of hypothalamus to hippocampus of limbic system
WHITE MATTER
fornix connection to mammari body
connect corpus mamm. by tractus mammilo thalamicus to the fornix
also columna fornicis from corpus which sorrund for. interventr. and then run to wall of IIIrd ventricle to corpus mamm
fornix connection to hippocampus
connect hippocampus by crus fornicis (paired) later fuce to form corpus fornicis
inside the hippocampus we find white fibers: fimbrae hippocampi
what it the basal ganglia and what does it consist of
aka corpus striatum, part of the extrapyrimidal center
consist of
- nucl caudatus
- nucl lentiformis (lat=putamen, med=pallidum)
- thalamus (diencephalon)
- subst. nigra (midbrain)
path of the basal ganglia
recieve info from primary motor cortex -> nucl caudatus+lentiformis -> capsula interna(white) -> ventral to cerebral peduncle/crus cerebri -> tr. pyrimidis
we find the corpus striatum where
medial to the insula of fissura syvia - with lat->med
- capsula extrema(white), claustrum(grey), and then the capsula externa(white) btw the fissura and putamen
what is the capsula interna and its function
the fibers encapsulate the basal nuclei and the thalamus
and its fibers run to and from the brain stem = carries the MOST important afferent and efferent pathways