Surgical Anatomy of Supratentorial Midline Lesions

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U. Türe, et al. FIG. 6. Photographs of brain specimens. Upper: Arteries of the left insula. Frontal and temporal branches contribute to the vascularization of the insula in the region of the anterior and inferior periinsular sulci, respectively. Lower: The central artery is shown providing branches to the central insular sulcus. aps = anterior periinsular sulcus; ips = inferior periinsular sulcus; pcis = precentral insular sulcus; pis = postcentral insular sulcus; sis = short insular sulcus. See previous figure legends for additional abbreviations. 684 J. Neurosurg. / Volume 92 / April, 2000
Arteries of the insula FIG. 7. Photographs of brain specimens. Upper: The perforator-like insular artery (arrow) supplies the insular apex (ia). Lower: Coronal section is shown of the left cerebral hemisphere through the sylvian vallecula. The perforator-like insular artery (arrow) originates from the M 2 segment and supplies the insular cortex, extreme capsule (exc), claustrum (c), and external capsule (ec). cc = corpus callosum; cg = cingulate gyrus; cn = caudate nucleus; p = putamen. See previous figure legends for additional abbreviations. J. Neurosurg. / Volume 92 / April, 2000 685
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Surgical Anatomy of Supratentorial Midline Lesions

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