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The Ventricular System Part 1
1) Lateral Ventricle
2) Anterior Horn of Lateral Ventricle
3) Body of Lateral Ventricle
4) Posterior Horn of Lateral Ventricle
5) Inferior Horn of Lateral Ventricle
6) Atrium / Trigone
7) Interventricular Foramen of Monro
8) Third Ventricle
9) Massa Intermedia
10) Hypothalamic Sulcus
The Ventricular System Part 2
11) Cerebral Aqueduct
12) Fourth Ventricle
13) Foramen of Luschka
14) Central Canal
Flow of CSF
1. Lateral ventricle
2. The intereventricular foramen of Monro
3. The third ventricle
4. The cerebral aqueduct
5. The fourth ventricle
6. SUBARACHNOID SPACE (via Foramen Magendie and two FORAMEN OF LUSHCKA)
Choroid Plexus
» Extension of pia mater containing capillaries.

Produces - Cerebrospinal fluid *CSF) and is present and produced in all the ventricles of the brain.
Diencephalon
» "Between brain," lies between the cerebral hemispheres and the midbrain.
Diencephalon:

Composed of...
1) Thalamus
2) Pulvinar
3) Lateral Geniculate Nucleus & Lateral Geniculate Body
4) Medial Geniculate Nucleus & Medial Geniculate Body
5) Hypothalamus
6) Pineal Gland/Body
Diencephalon:

Thalamus
» Both thalami are usually connected to each other by gray matter (cell bodies) called interthalamic adhesion.

Function - Relays and integrates sensory and motor information.
» Relay station for sensory pathways on their way to the cerebral cortex, except olfaction.
Diencephalon:

Thalamus; Nuclei of the Thalamus
» The nuclei of the Thalamus are either sensory, motor, limbic, or multimodal in function.

1) Pulvinar

2) Lateral Geniculate Nucleus & Geniculate Body

3) Medial Geniculate Nucleus & Body
Thalamus; Nuclei of the Thalamus

Pulvinar
» Multimodal nucleus of the thalamus.

» Connections with the parietal lobe association areas.
Thalamus; Nuclei of the Thalamus

Lateral Geniculate Nucleus
» Visual system.

» Sensory nucleus of the thalamus.

Located - Dorsally
Thalamus; Nuclei of the Thalamus

Medial Geniculate Nucleus
» Auditory

» Sensory nucleus of the thalamus.

Located - Dorsally
Diencephalon:

Hypothalamus
» Major director of the endocrine and autonomic nervous systems, therefore controls much visceral function.

» E.g. Eating, autonomic function, body temperature, water balance, anterior pituitary function, circadian rhythm, and expression of emotions.
Diencephalon:

Pineal Gland/Body
» Secretes melatonin.
STRUCTURES SEEN ON A MIDSAGITTAL SECTION

Part 1
1) Third Ventricle
2) Fourth Ventricle
3) Cerebral Aqueduct
4) Intreventricular Foramen of Monro
5) Anterior Commissure
6) Corpus Callosum (ROSTRUM, GENU, BODY, SPLENIUM)
7) Posterior Commissure
8) Septum Pellucidum
STRUCTURES SEEN ON A MIDSAGITTAL SECTION

Part 2
9) Massa Intermedia
10) Hypothalamic Sulcus
11) Fornix
12) Fornix Column
13) Fornix Body
14) Mamillary Body
15) Optic Nerve / CN II
16) Optic Chiasm