Neural Development, Meninges, and CSF
What are the two parts of the Central Nervous System (CNS)?
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Brain: Overview Brain: Overview TOPICS: 1. Development 2. Meninges 3. Cerebrospinal Fluid 4. Vasculature β’ Central Nervous System (CNS) β’ 2 parts: β’ 1. β’ 2. β’ Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) β’ 3 divisions: β’ 1. β’ 2. β’ 3. 3 Components Basic Anatomical References Embryonic Development -Nervous system develops from: **Neurulation ο 1. Begins: ο 2. Neuroectoderm: ο 3. Thickens to form: ο 4. Neural plate sinks & edges thicken ο 5. Neural groove forms ο 6. Folds fuse along midline ο 7. By week 4: 5 Embryonic Development -By 4th week neural tube has 4 major parts ο 1. Prosencephalon: ο 2. Mesencephalon: ο 3. Rhombencephalon: ο 4. Spinal cord 6 Embryonic Development By 5th week neural tube has all 6 components ο 1. Prosencephalon ο a. ο b. ο 2. Mesencephalon ο 3. Rhombencephalon ο a. ο b. ο 4. Spinal cord 7 Neural Development β’ Neurogenesis: β’ Gliogenesis: Neural Development β’ Synaptogenesis: β’ Apoptosis: Layers of the Cerebral Cortex Neural Tube Defects Lissencephaly 14-13 β’ Brain weight β’ A. male: β’ B. Female: β’ Three major portions of the brain: β’ 1. Forebrain: β’ 2. Midbrain: β’ 3. Hindbrain: Brainstem Cerebellum Cerebrum Spinal cord Rostral Caudal Central sulcus Lateral sulcus Gyri (b) ...
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