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superior longitudinal fasculi
- association fibers
- superior to lateral fissure
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superior occiptofrontal fasculi
- association fibers
- superior and lateral to caudate nucleus
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inferior occiptofrontal fasculi
- association fibers
- lateral to inferior horn of lateral ventricle
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cingulum
- association fibers
- lateral to cingulum gyrus
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anterior comisure
- commissural fibers
- top of columns of hypothalamus
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posterior comisure
- commissural fibers
- posterior aspect of diencephalon in Epithalamus
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Portions of fornix
- originates at mammillary bodies
- has two columns come external, come together at interventricular foreman of munro forming the body
- at the junction of the partial occipital lobe it breaks off into two columns called the cura as you work your way into the temporal lobe (fibria 1st 1/3, then avla)
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fissures
deeper and longer than sulci
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gray matter in telencephalon is called
gyri
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boundaries of lateral ventricle anterior horn
- roof: corpus coliseum
- Floor: white matter
- Medial wall: septum pellucidum
- lateral wall: caudate nucleus
- Anterior wall: white matter
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boundaries of lateral ventricle central horn
- Central
- Roof: corpus coliseum
- Floor thalamus
- Medial wall fornix
- Lateral wall caudate nucleus
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boundaries of lateral ventricle posterior horn
all white matter
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boundaries of lateral ventricle inferior horn
- anterior wall: amygdala
- roof: white
- late: white
- floor: white
- medial: fornix
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3rd ventricle
- anterior: laminae terminales, optic chiasm, and anterior commissure
- posterior: Epithalamus
- lateral wall: 75% thalamus, 25% hypothalamus
- roof: choroid plexus
- floor: subthalamus, base hypothalamus
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