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List the layers of meninges

Dura matter/ pachymeninx


Arachnoid matter


Pia matter

What is the origin of the dura matter

Mesoderm

What is the origin of arachnoid and pia matter and what are they called collectively

Neural crest cells and leptomeninges

Space BTW cranial bone and dura is called

Extradural space

Space between dura and arachnoid is called

Subarachnoid space

Space BTW pia matter and brain is called

Sub pial space

Space outside the spinal dura is called

Epidural space

Layers of dura matter

Outer endosteal dura


Inner meningeal dura

The space between endosteal and meningeal layer that is filled with venous blood is called

Dural venous sinus

Folds of dura matter

Falx cerebri


Tentorium cerebelli


Falx cerebelli


Diaphragma sellae

Shape and location of flax cerebri

Sickled shape and present in median longitudinal fissure of cerebrum

Attachment of flax cerebri

Upper convex border- in front of frontal crest


Middle of the lip- superior sagittal sulcus


Posterior end- internal occipital protuberance

Venous sinus in relation to falx cerebri

Superior sagittal sinus


Inferior sagittal sinus


Straight sagittal sinus


Confluence of venous sinus ( torucular herophili)

Shape, location and function of tentorium cerebelli

Semilunar shaped fold which forms a roof over the cerebellum in posterior cranial fossa and it separates cerebellum from the inferior surface of occipital lobe

The anterior free end of tentorium cerebelli forms a u- shaped gap called

Tentorial notch

Significance of tentorial notch is

It is a space where the midbrain is found and connect with the fore and hind brain

Venous drainage associated with tentorium cerebelli

Rt and left transverse sinus


Superior petrosal sinus


Straight sinus


Confluence of venous sinuses at posterior midline

Description of flax cerebelli

Small sickle shaped dural fold present in the posterior cerebellar notch between the two cerebellar hemisphere

Venous sinus associated with falx cerebelli

Occipital sinus


Confluence of sinuses at the base

Describe diaphragma sellae

Quadrangular sheet of dura matter which stretches across the sella turnica

Venous sinus associated with diaphragma sella

Anterior and posterior intercavenous sinus

Nerve supply of dura matter

Dura matter of anterior cranial fossa- ophthalmic division of trigeminal nerve


Dura of middle cranial fossa is branch of maxillary and mandibular division of trigeminal nerve


Dura matter of posterior cranial fossa is upper 3 cervical nerve in infratentorial part

Arterial supply of dura matter

Based on location:


Anterior cranial fossa is meningeal branch of ophthalmic artery


Middle cranial fossa is middle meningeal artery


Posterior cranial fossa is meningeal branch of ascending pharyngeal artery

What are emissary veins

They connect venous sinus to extracranial vein

Modification of arachnoid membrane around dura sinus is

Arachnoid villi

Group of arachnoid villi is called

arachnoid granulation

What percentage of CSF drain into superior sagittal sinus

75%

Areas where sub arachnoid space exist and CSF pools is called

Sub arachnoid cisterns

Example of sub arachnoid cisterns

Interpeduncular


Pontine/ basilar


Lumbar


Cisterna magna


Sylvian

What causes subdural hematoma

Tearing of cerebral vein or dural venous sinus

Cause of extradural hematoma

Rupture of middle meningeal artery