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脑池解剖（Brain cell anatomy） Imaging of cerebral cistern tomography Interhemispheric fissure cistern The interhemispheric fissure pool is located in the longitudinal fissure of the cerebral hemispheres between the two sides, and is divided into two parts of the left and right parts by the falx cerebri. The bottom of the pool is wound around the corpus callosum, called the cisterna cisterna, which is attached to the end plate pool and back into the cisterna cava. The longitudinal fissure pool is seen in the above layer of corpus callosum, which is the longitudinal fissure pool. The anterior and posterior two segments of the corpus callosum and its lower layers are located at the anterior and posterior levels of the corpus callosum transverse plane. Two 、 cistern of lateral cerebral fossa The lateral fossa is located in the lateral sulcus of the brain, surrounded by frontal, parietal, temporal, and insular lobes. The typical cross-section of this pool is the transverse Y shape. The trunk extends into the surface of the island, which is divided into two branches, the anterior branch is short and the posterior branch length. The lateral cerebral fossa consists of the middle cerebral artery and its branches and the superficial middle cerebral veins passing through the brain. This pool is not apparent in young people, but it is usually clear in older people and markedly enlarged in brain atrophy. Three ring pool The Department and the wing ring pool. The midbrain cerebral peduncle around the outer side, forward connected to the interpeduncular cistern, backward connected to the quadrigeminal cistern; wings extending outward to pulvinar below, also known as the posterior pool. The posterior cerebral artery, the superior cerebellar artery, the anterior choroidal artery, the choroid plexus posterior artery, the basal vein and the trochlear nerve were included in the cisterna cisterna. Four 、 cerebellopontine angle cistern The cerebellopontine angle cistern is located at the junc