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Pyramidal Decussation

(motor decussation)


Pyramids that contain the motor fibers that pass the brain to the medulla and spinal cord. cross over at decussation.


Marks border between spinal cord and medulla oblongata.

Anterolateral sulcus


(on ventral/anterior side)

Lateral to anterior median fissure

Cranial nerve at pons

Trigeminal

Pontomedullary border

Abducens


Facial


Vestibulocochlear

Medulla

Glossopharyngeal


Vagus


Spinal accessory


hypoglossal

Pyramids

Corticospinal tract

What nerve can you see from the dorsal side of the brain (exiting)?

Trochlear nerve

On dorsal side, you can see trigones of which nerves?

Hypoglossal and vagus


Underneath these trigone lie the nuclei that contributes to the nerve

Dorsolateral sulcus


(on dorsal side)

Lateral to dorso median sulcus

Gracile and cuneate tubercles

-->gracile and cuneate fasciculi


cuneate lateral to the gracile

Stria medullares

Fibers coming out of the sulcus, traveling out to meet with inferior cerebellar peduncle

Midbrain (dorsal)

Superior and inferior colliculi


Inferior brachium (to MGN)


Trochlear nerve

Pons


Dorsal end

Superior, middle, and inferior cerebellar peduncles

medial eminence (facial colliculus)


stria medullares


Rostral 4th ventricle