Scout view of brainLines #1–18 indicate position of sections in the following axial CT series. Brain, axial CTThe corresponding image of the skull base is shown on page 207, image #1. Temporalis → Posterior atlantooccipital membrane Rectus capitis posterior major and minor Sternocleidomastoideus → Splenius capitis and obliuus capitis superior → Semispinalis capitis → Olfactory bulb Temporal lobe → Vertebral arteries in cisterna medullaris → Medulla oblongata → Tonsil of cerebellum → Cisterna magna Rectus capitis lateralis Trapezius → Nuchal ligament → Brain, axial CTScout view on page 245. Image #2 of this series is shown in bone settings on page 208. Image #3 is similarly shown on page 209. Temporalis ↔ Sternocleidomastoideus ← Splenius capitis and obliquus capitis superior ↔ Semispinalis capitis and trapezius ↔ Gyrus rectus Uncus of temporal lobe → Temporal lobe ↔ Vertebral arteries in cistern medullaris ← Medulla oblongata ← Cerebellum (tonsil) ← Cavernous sinus → Internal carotid artery → Pons → Flocculus → Sigmoid sinus → Cerebellar hemisphere → Fourth ventricle (obex) → Vermis (nodule) → Nuchal ligament ← Brain, axial CTScout view on page 245. Images #4 and #5 of this series are shown in bone settings on page 210, images #6 and #7. Frontal lobe → Temporalis ← Pituitary gland Temporal lobe ↔ Amygdaloid nucleus Trigeminal cave Choroid plexus of fourth ventricle Falx cerebri ↔ Infundibulum and pars tuberalis of pituitary gland Lateral ventricle (temporal horn) → Hippocampus → Trigeminal ganglion Fourth ventricle ↔ Internal carotid artery (siphon) ← Cavernous sinus ← Basilar artery in cicterna pontina ↔ Pons ↔ and cerebellopontine angle/ cistern Flocculus ← Inferior cerebellar peduncle Vermis (uvula) ↔ Middle cerebellar peduncle → Sigmoid sinus ↔ Horizontal fissure → Semispinalis capitis and trapezius ↔ Brain, axial CT Only gold members can continue reading. Log In or Register to continue Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Related posts: Pharynx Arteries Kidney and Veins Ear Skull Stay updated, free articles. Join our Telegram channel Join Tags: Anatomy in Diagnostic Imaging Dec 20, 2015 | Posted by admin in PEDIATRIC IMAGING | Comments Off on CT Series Full access? Get Clinical Tree
Scout view of brainLines #1–18 indicate position of sections in the following axial CT series. Brain, axial CTThe corresponding image of the skull base is shown on page 207, image #1. Temporalis → Posterior atlantooccipital membrane Rectus capitis posterior major and minor Sternocleidomastoideus → Splenius capitis and obliuus capitis superior → Semispinalis capitis → Olfactory bulb Temporal lobe → Vertebral arteries in cisterna medullaris → Medulla oblongata → Tonsil of cerebellum → Cisterna magna Rectus capitis lateralis Trapezius → Nuchal ligament → Brain, axial CTScout view on page 245. Image #2 of this series is shown in bone settings on page 208. Image #3 is similarly shown on page 209. Temporalis ↔ Sternocleidomastoideus ← Splenius capitis and obliquus capitis superior ↔ Semispinalis capitis and trapezius ↔ Gyrus rectus Uncus of temporal lobe → Temporal lobe ↔ Vertebral arteries in cistern medullaris ← Medulla oblongata ← Cerebellum (tonsil) ← Cavernous sinus → Internal carotid artery → Pons → Flocculus → Sigmoid sinus → Cerebellar hemisphere → Fourth ventricle (obex) → Vermis (nodule) → Nuchal ligament ← Brain, axial CTScout view on page 245. Images #4 and #5 of this series are shown in bone settings on page 210, images #6 and #7. Frontal lobe → Temporalis ← Pituitary gland Temporal lobe ↔ Amygdaloid nucleus Trigeminal cave Choroid plexus of fourth ventricle Falx cerebri ↔ Infundibulum and pars tuberalis of pituitary gland Lateral ventricle (temporal horn) → Hippocampus → Trigeminal ganglion Fourth ventricle ↔ Internal carotid artery (siphon) ← Cavernous sinus ← Basilar artery in cicterna pontina ↔ Pons ↔ and cerebellopontine angle/ cistern Flocculus ← Inferior cerebellar peduncle Vermis (uvula) ↔ Middle cerebellar peduncle → Sigmoid sinus ↔ Horizontal fissure → Semispinalis capitis and trapezius ↔ Brain, axial CT Only gold members can continue reading. Log In or Register to continue Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Related posts: Pharynx Arteries Kidney and Veins Ear Skull Stay updated, free articles. Join our Telegram channel Join