Base of the Brain
The base of the brain. The cerebral hemispheres are seen overlapping all the rest. Labels: I, olfactory lobes; II, optic tract passing to the optic chiasma from which the optic nerves proceed; III, the third nerve or motor oculi; IV, the fourth nerve or patheticus; V, the fifth nerve or trigminalis; VI, the sixth nerve or abducens; VII, the seventh or facial nerve; VIII, the auditory nerve; IX, the ninth or glossopharyngeal; X, the tenth or pneumogastric or vagus; XI, the spinal accessory; XII, the hypoglossal; ncI, the first cervical spinal nerve.
Keywords
"spinal nerves", "cerebral hemispheres", "base of the brain", "cranial nerves", "brain base", "optic chiasma"Galleries
Human Central Nervous SystemSource
Martin, H. Newell & Martin, Ernest G. The Human Body: An Account of Its Structure and Activities and the Conditions of its Healthy Working (New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1917) 151
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