Sentence examples for posterior fissure from inspiring English sources

Based on the surface appearance, three lobes can be distinguished within the cerebellum: the anterior lobe (above the primary fissure), the posterior lobe (below the primary fissure), and the flocculonodular lobe, (below the posterior fissure).

These two sections were defined by a perpendicular line crossing the exact midpoint of the fissure lateral, which gave rise to the Anterior Fissure Lateral (lf1) and the Posterior Fissure Lateral (lf2) sections.

(B, C ) Cerebellar sections were stained for BLBP/Ki67 and imaged at anterior fissure (B ) and posterior fissure (C ).

Dashed boxes in (D ) represent the anterior fissure, PWM and posterior fissure, which were compared at high magnification in (D′ ) and Figure 2B,C.

This is confirmed in our data in which, although more than half of the patients had a posterior fissure, 43.9% of them presented with unusual location.

3, Heschl's gyrus; 5, superior temporal gyrus; 8, planum temporale; 9, posterior lateral fissure; 10, supramarginal gyrus; 12, postcentral gyrus; 13, central sulcus; 14, precentral gyrus; 16, pars opercularis; 18, pars triangularis.

The novel restriction boundary at lobule VII/VIII, which is also reflected in the morphology of the external granular layer and aligns with a gap in the developing Purkinje cell layer, precedes the morphological appearance of the posterior superior fissure between lobules VIb and VII.

The omission responses had a topographic distribution indicative of source generators in or near the posterior Sylvian fissure (auditory association cortex), but not in the A1.

All of our patients had posterior anal fissure and short symptom duration (mean 10 months), and significant reduction of maximally squeeze pressure (-34%) was achieved in the botulinum toxin group.

Csernansky et al. [ 2008] found loss of asymmetry of the posterior Sylvian fissure, and the parietal operculum, and in a DTI study of white matter tracts there was relatively discrete increase in rightward asymmetry of the external capsule and decrease in leftward asymmetry of the posterior limb of the internal capsule [Miyata et al., 2012].

The typical pattern of subdural hemorrhage in babies with the triad is of a bilateral thin film over the cerebral convexities and in the posterior interhemispheric fissure (Duhaime et al. 1998), a distribution seen also in a proportion of healthy newborn infants and corresponding to the most extensively vascularized areas of the dura (Tubbs et al. 2007).