Tumours of the cerebellum / by John Wyllie.

  • Wyllie, John, 1844-1916.
Date:
1908
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Tumours of the cerebellum / by John Wyllie. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Within the white matter or central stem there are four independent centres or nuclei of grey matter. i. The nucleus dentatus, the largest, is a capsule of grey matter open at one end, and enclosing white FIG. I.—Nuclei in the White Matter of the Cerebellum. n.d., Nucleus dentatus cerebelli; ss, band of fibres derived from restiform body, partly covering dentate nucleus ; s.c.p., commencement of superior cerebellar peduncle; com', com, commissural fibres crossing in median white matter. (Pen-and-ink sketch from Quain’s ‘ Anatomy.’) matter in its interior. Stellate cells, x-Vo to 2 sV o inch in diameter, lie in the grey matter, which is traversed by bundles of nerve fibres.