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3 layers of the brain
Dura Matter, Arachnoid, Pia Matter
Innervation of Dura
V1, V2,V3
Blood supply of Dura
middle meningeal from maxillary
2 layers of dura
Periosteal
Meningeal
location of dural sinuses
b/w periosteal and meningeal
List Dural Reflections
1. Falx Cerebri
2. Tentorium Cerebelli
3. Falx Cerebelli
Falx Cerebri
Seperate 2 halves of cerebrum
Tentorium Cerebelli
Seperates cerebrum from cerebellum
Falx Cerebelli
seperates 2 cerebral hemisphers
Arachnoid layer description
Spider-weblike, cannot seperate pia matter from arachnoid
Dural Venous Sinuses
where?
valve?
from?
CSF?
b/w periosteal and meningeal
valvless
blood from brain
via arachnoid granulations
Intracranial Dural Venous sinuses drain into the...

connects with the...
internal jugular vein


internal vertebral venous plexus
Veins in the brain
1. Sup. Sagittal sinus
2. Inferior sagittal sinus
3. straight sinus
4. confluens of sinuses
5. transverse sinus
6. Cavernous sinus<--opthalmic veins
7.inferior/superior petrous veins
Arachnoid Granulations
Protrude from meningeal of dura into dural venous sinuses
Cavernous Sinus
connects to basilar sinus, recieves flow from opthalmic,
connects of pterygoid sinus,
connects to sup/inf petrosal sinus
Sup. Petrosal Sinus
along margin of petrosal of temporal bone
Basilar Sinus
located on basilar surface of occipital bone. Connects cavernous, inferior petrosal, and internal vertebral venous plexus though the foramen magnum
Inferior Petrosal Sinus
Located at jxn of petrous/temporal bone,
connects cavernous/basilar directly with internal jugular vein
Sigmoid sinus
connects: transverse, inf/sup petrosal, straight sinus

posterior
Occipital Sinus
runs in the base of falx cerebelli, connects to the internal vetrbral plexus through the FORAMEN MAGNUM

clinical pathway for infection
Main Arteries to cranium
common carotid, vetebral carotid

internal carotid and vetebral supply inside
Circle of Willis
A. Communicating
A. cerebral
Interal carotid
P. Cerebral
P. Communicating
Basilar
Vertebral