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Plate VI.

A. Section of pineal cyst shown in Plate V C and E. The drawing also shows the relation of the dorsal diverticulum to the pineal gland, and chorioidal villi projecting into its lumen. Corpora arenacea are present in the tissue surrounding the pineal cyst and the diverticulum, and are also imbedded in their walls.

B. Section of pineal tumour showing the lobulated arrangement of the tumour tissue, and tracts of degenerating glial tissue, containing thin-walled blood vessels.

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Gladstone RJ. and Wakeley CPG. Development and histogenesis of the human pineal organ. (1937) J. Anat., 19(4): 431-454.

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+'''A.''' Section of pineal cyst shown in [[:File:GladstoneWakeley1937 plate05.jpg|Plate V]] C and E. The drawing also shows the relation of the dorsal diverticulum to the pineal gland, and chorioidal villi projecting into its lumen. Corpora arenacea are present in the tissue surrounding the pineal cyst and the diverticulum, and are also imbedded in their walls.
+'''B.''' Section of pineal tumour showing the lobulated arrangement of the tumour tissue, and tracts of degenerating glial tissue, containing thin-walled blood vessels.