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PLATE III. View of the model from the dorsal surface

On the right side is shown the floor of the fourth ventricle; on the left, the structures beneath are exposed. The position of these structures can be related to the dorsal funiculi of the spinal cord, the fourth ventricle, and the inferior and superior colliculi.

Nu. et Radix N. vestibuli: To be distinguished by the colors. The ascending root is marked by the most proximal of the three lines on the figure; the descending by the most distal line, while the nucleus N. vestibuli medialis is indicated by the middle of the three lines. The nucleus N. vestibuli superior is continuous with the medial nucleus and lies opposite the ascending root. The nucleus 1ST. vestibuli lateralis consists of two parts, one between the corpus restiforme and the ascending root, the other in the notch between the medial and superior nuclei.

Nucleus N. cochlew dor sails: The more proximal of the two lines points to the striae acusticae.

Traotus solitarius et Nu. alas cinerce: The former is in black and white, the latter in blue.

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Sabin FR. and Knower H. An atlas of the medulla and midbrain, a laboratory manual (1901) Baltimore: Friedenwald.

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+==PLATE III. View of the model from the dorsal surface==
+On the right side is shown the floor of the fourth ventricle; on the left, the structures
+beneath are exposed. The position of these structures can be related
+to the dorsal funiculi of the spinal cord, the fourth ventricle, and the
+inferior and superior colliculi.
+Nu. et Radix N. vestibuli: To be distinguished by the colors. The ascending root is marked by the most proximal of the three lines on the
+figure; the descending by the most distal line, while the nucleus N.
+vestibuli medialis is indicated by the middle of the three lines. The
+nucleus N. vestibuli superior is continuous with the medial nucleus and
+lies opposite the ascending root. The nucleus 1ST. vestibuli lateralis
+consists of two parts, one between the corpus restiforme and the
+ascending root, the other in the notch between the medial and superior
+nuclei.
+Nucleus N. cochlew dor sails: The more proximal of the two lines points to the striae acusticae.
+Traotus solitarius et Nu. alas cinerce: The former is in black and white, the latter in blue.
+{{Sabin1901 figures}}