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29.

29.

Lateral ventrical
31.

31.

4th ventrical
45. 46.

45.


46.

45. Lateral Ventricle


46. 3rd ventricle
47. 48.

47.


48.

47. Central sulcus


48. Postcentral gyrus
26. 27.

26.


27.

26. 3rd ventricle


27. Midbrain
13. 14. 15.

13.


14.


15.

13. Cerebellum


14. Corpus collosum


15. Thalamus
17. 18.

17.


18.

17. Pons


18. Lateral Ventricle
10. 11. 12.

10.


11.


12.

10. Dorsal root ganglion


11. Epidural space


12. Subarachnoid space
44.

44.

Corpus callosum
6. 7.

6.


7.

6. Lateral grey horn


7. Posterior white column
40. 41. 42.

40.


41.


42.

40. Ventral root


41. Cauda equina


42. Sympathetic chain ganglion
8. 9.

8.


9.

8. Anterior median fissure


9. Pia mater
3. 2. 1.

3.


2.


1.

3. Nerve Cell body


2. Schwann cell


1. Myelin sheath
49.

49.

Lateral Ventricle
50.

50.

Cerebral aqueduct
16.

16.

Olfactory Bulb
26. 27.

26.


27.

26. 3rd ventricle


27. Midbrain
25.

25.

Optic nerve
28.

28.

Hypothalamus
29.

29.

Lateral Ventrical
28.

28.

Hypothalamus
30.

30.

Cerebral aqueduct

4.

Sacral plexus

5,

Branchial plexus

43.

Hypothalamus

32.

Ulnar nerve

33.

Radial nerve

34.

Sciatic nerve

35.

Sacral plexus

36.

Obturator nerve

37.

Femoral nerve

38.

Superior sagittal sinus

39.

Dura and arachnoid mater