Hippocampal commissure, crura of fornix and transverse fissure
Close-up view of the region of the hippocampal commisure which in this specimen consists of only a few fibers crossing between the hippocampi, posterior to the crura of the fornix. Some of the commissural fibers which are visible to the left of the midline cut belong to the corpus callosum and can be traced into the most medial part of the forceps major. The prominence formed by these fibers within the ventricle is named the bulbus cornu posterioris. To the right of the sagittal cut more callosal fibers have been removed to reveal the meninges and vessels underlying the splenium.
Choroidal branch of posterior cerebral artery lying along choroidal fissure of lateral ventricle
Lamina affixa
Fornix (crus)
Choroidal fissure
Hippocampal commissure (cut through in midline)
Hippocampus
Calcar avis
Fibers of occipital part radiations of corpus callosum
Fibers of the cingulum (cut across) radiating posteriorly
Limbic lobe (cut across)
Posterior cerebral artery (cut across) lying within parieto-occipital fissure
Cut edges of septum pellucidum
Choroid plexus lateral ventricle
Stria terminalis (covered by ependyma)
Choroidal branch of posterior cerebral artery lying within transverse fissure
Fornix (crus)
Hippocampus
Broken ends of fibers of medial and lateral longitudinal striae entering region of dentate fascia
Posterior cerebral artery right (several branches cut across)
Dissected fibers of occipital part of radiations of corpus callosum
Surface of lingual gyrus within parieto-occipital fissure
Arcuate fibers within depths of parieto-occipital fissure
Superior cerebellar artery ramifying upon cerebellum