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occipital cortex Association Nuclei (and Association Cortex) These nuclei are reciprocally connected to association areas of the cerebral cortex.

Orientation 29 Mesencephalic n. of CN V Superior vestibular n. (CN VIII) Principal n. of CN V Lateral vestibular n. (CN VIII) Spinal (descending) n. of CN V Cochlear n. (CN VIII) Inferior vestibular n. (CN VIII) Solitary n. (CN VII, IX & X) Medial vestibular n. (CN VIII) FIGURE 8B: Brainstem 4 — Cranial Nerves Nuclei — Sensory © 2006 by Taylor & Francis Group, LLC 30 Atlas of Functional Neutoanatomy FIGURE 9A BRAINSTEM 5 BRAINSTEM AND CEREBELLUM: DORSAL (PHOTOGRAPHIC) VIEW This specimen of the brainstem and diencephalon, with the cerebellum attached, is being viewed from the dorsal or posterior perspective.

This is called a TI-weighted image, in which the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is dark. ) This image is from an adult, in which no pathology was found in the spinal cord radiological examination. Because of the length of the spinal cord, it is being shown in two parts — upper and lower. The vertebral bodies, the intervertebral discs and the spinous processes posteriorly have been labeled, as well as the ligamentum flavum (discussed with the previous illustration). The vertebral bodies have been numbered at various levels — C2, T1, L1, and S1.