医学院神经解剖学教案脑脊髓被膜脑脊液循环及相关临床问题.pptVIP

* Clinical Correlations The dura may become partly calcified or even ossified with age. In some cases, often in association with longstanding hydrocephalus, the falx is fenestrated. Several types of herniation of the brain can occur. The tentorium separates the supratentorial and the infratentorial compartments, and the two spaces communicate by way of the incisura that contains the midbrain. Both the falx and the tentorium form incomplete separations, and a mass or expanding lesion may displace a portion of the brain around these septa, resulting in either a subfalcial or a transtentorial her