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| + | *Location: Lower regions of the cerebellum, extends from midline laterally | ||
| + | *Description: Best to identify and label the boundary for VIIIB before VIIIA as the lower boundary can be difficult to identify otherwise | ||
| + | **The fissure between this lobule and Lobule VIIA Crus I is easily identified in the midsagittal slice. | ||
| + | *This lobule usually consists of one or two white matter branches and its second boundary is characterized by the exclusion of VIIIB which has a distinct curve. | ||
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| − | + | image:AnonKwijibo45_Lobe8A_certain.jpg|''Figure 1'' : Clear and easy example of VIIIA | |
| − | + | image:AnonKwijibo46_8A.jpg|''Figure 2'' : The boundary between VIIIA and VIIB was difficult in this scan and was finally determined using the preperventure fissure in the sagittal view. | |
| − | + | image:AnonKwijibo50_8A.jpg|''Figure 3'' : Sometimes 8A has two distinct branches. | |
| − | + | image:AnonKwijibo56_8a_curve.jpg|''Figure 4'' : 8a wraps around 8b in an unusual way. | |
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Latest revision as of 00:58, 3 July 2022
Lobule VIIIA
- Location: Lower regions of the cerebellum, extends from midline laterally
- Description: Best to identify and label the boundary for VIIIB before VIIIA as the lower boundary can be difficult to identify otherwise
- The fissure between this lobule and Lobule VIIA Crus I is easily identified in the midsagittal slice.
- This lobule usually consists of one or two white matter branches and its second boundary is characterized by the exclusion of VIIIB which has a distinct curve.
Figure 1 : Clear and easy example of VIIIA
Figure 2 : The boundary between VIIIA and VIIB was difficult in this scan and was finally determined using the preperventure fissure in the sagittal view.
Figure 3 : Sometimes 8A has two distinct branches.
Figure 4 : 8a wraps around 8b in an unusual way.
