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Brain Stem Gross Anatomy nerve shallow groove * * ** ** “notch” subtle bumps slight ridges figure 11-3A * location of ** location of * location of * * Brain Stem Gross Anatomy nerve nerve nerve nerve nerve ridge nerve(s) bulge nerve nerve figure 11-3B cranial nerves medulla structures A A figure 3-17 Blood Flow to Brain two sources #1 via Internal Carotid Arteries (ICAs) extends up into the skull via the carotid canal projects up to the cavernous sinus gives rise to opthalmic artery (OA) located at the origin of the optic nerve at the base of the brain gives rise to anterior choroidal artery (AChrA) and posterior communicating artery (PCommA) bifurcates to form anterior cerbral artery (ACA) and middle cerebral artery (MCA) anterior cerebral arteries are connected by anterior communicating artery (ACommA) Blood Flow to Brain #2 via Vertebral Arteries (VAs) branch off subclavian arteries run through the transverse processes of cervical vertebrae to base of skull give rise to anterior (ASpA) and posterior (PSpA) spinal arteries for cervical spinal cord pass through foramen magnum run along anterior surface of brain stem give off posterior inferior cerebellar arteries (PICAs) unite to form basilar artery (BA) give rise to anterior inferior cerebellar arteries (AICAs) and superior cerebellar arteries (SCAs) ICA ICA Blood Flow to Brain Circle of Willis “normal pattern” anterior communicating a anterior cerebral a middle cerebral a internal carotid a posterior communicating a posterior cerebral a collateral blood supply variability figure 6-10, 5th edition basilar a M555 Medical Neuroscience Gross Anatomy Viewing Conventions Imaging lobes figure 3-5 figure 3-5 lateral surface sulcus figure 3-2 sulcus frontal lobe notch gyrus frontal gyri figure 3-9 gyrus parietal lobe lobule gyrus gyrus lobule figure 3-10 gyrus temporal lobe figure 3-11 middle inferior temporal gyri gyrus ventral surface bulb tract gyri figure 3-16 (a bulge) peduncle (on surface of medulla) insula opercula figure 3-6 gyri of insula figure 3-8 occipital lobe sulcus figures 3-12 sulcus medial surface of corpus callosum figure 3-2, B of corpus callosum medial surface (space) (space) (opening) (space) figure 3-15