Seen here are the operative viewing angles (green) and blind spots (red) encountered during a transforaminal transvenous transchoroidal approach, which exposes the third ventricle by enlarging the foramen of Monroe via transection of the septal vein.
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The operative view through the more popular transcortical route via the left superior parietal lobule for periatrial lesions is shown with the sagittal suture parallel to the floor. Note the body of the lateral ventricle is inferior here.

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One of my favourite anatomical terms is for the connection between the 3rd and 4th ventricles of the brain: the aqueduct of Sylvius. Named for the ancient way of moving water made famous by the Romans, and the 17th century Dutch physician Franciscus Sylvius.

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Searching the outter ventricles of the Astro Shaman’s valiant Bonesteed revealed yet another creepy stowaway!

Only the owner of this piece will be able to explore the sculpture fully.

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เนี่ยยยยย เห็นปั๊บคือออ Aorta, Atrium, Ventricle , Superior vena cava ลอยมาาา แต่จริงๆความติสของนางคือ จดจำทุกอย่างไว้ในใจ ทั้งคำด่าและคำชม 5555555 แต่ชอบรูปจริงๆ สวยมากๆ เป็น symbolic สุดๆ

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In the telovelar approach (pictured above), removal of the C1 arch can improve visualization of the rostral half of the fourth ventricle, rivaling even that of the transvermian approach. https://t.co/FU5HnTAeSc.

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When debulking a fourth ventricle tumor, it is critical to preserve the floor of the fourth ventricle, even if that requires leaving behind a carpet of invading tumor. Can you name some common fourth ventricular tumors?



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The dott. Guido Farina (1868-1959), in 1896, in sutured the heart of a 30-year-old man who had suffered a cutting wound. This caused a 7 mm wound in the right ventricle. Farina removed part of the fifth rib from the sternum to the

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The peri-insular hemispherotomy effectively treats patients with unilateral epileptogenic hemisphere dysfunction while limiting potential complications. This illustration shows the exposure of the frontal horn of the lateral ventricle.



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Heading into an ETV this week? Check out our volume detailing the anatomy of the ventricular system. This illustration shows a superior view of the ventricles with the veins most associated with operative procedures clearly marked.

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The majority of craniopharyngiomas have a large suprasellar component with cystic expansion displacing or entering the third ventricle. Shown here is the typical appearance of a retrochiasmatic craniopharyngioma.

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A drawing for 's novel Dwelling.
'...his heart was no longer cooperating with his ventricle chambers, which were now pumping at a ranging pace.'
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On October 17 1901 the hospital admitted a young man who had been stabbed during a steamboat outing. Dr Nietert immediately realised he had a cardiac injury and decided to repair it - inserting two sutures in the left ventricle. His description of the procedure is unambiguous.

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MRI. The brain has atrophied resulting in two enlarged fluid-filled ventricles (blue). Symptoms include & hallucinations with huge day to day fluctuations in severity. There is no cure from the gradual decline & death.

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Answer: Atrioventricular node

The AV node serves as an electrical relay station, slowing the electrical current sent by the sinoatrial (SA) node before the signal is permitted to pass down through to the ventricles.

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https://t.co/yWQCXRNMSi Learning based tool to auto-segment left ventricle using is feasible. Is it ready for prime time?

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❤️Have some Red Oni gal for your ventricles❤️

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5.Blood Flow

Trivia: The muscles of the ventricles are thicker than of the atria because they pump blood to the anterior and posterior portion of the body. Left ventricle is thicker than the right ventricle because it pumps blood to the rest of the body.

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So - what are we looking at here? This first angiogram shows the patient's right coronary artery, with an anomaly indicated by the white arrow. Blood is draining through multiple fistulous openings from one branch of the coronary straight into the left ventricle.

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