10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FISSURE OF ROLANDO»
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1
The Scientific Transactions
of the Royal Dublin Society
It is not altogether an easy matter to decide the exact nature of this deep gyrus. In
its normal development the fissure of Rolando appears on the foetal brain in two
separate pieces, which represent, respectively, the upper third and the lower ...
2
Journal
of Anatomy and Physiology
present, and it is almost always seen turning round the lower border of the
operculum below the lower end of the fissure of Rolando (PL I. fig. 7, a.). I believe
that where the union between the fissure of Rolando and the inferior transverse ...
Fissure of Rolando. Fissure of Sylvius. Internal occipital fissure. tion is not quite
constant, strikes the centre of the sagittal suture. Thane's method, as described
by Horsley, for determining the direction and upper end of the fissure of Rolando
is ...
Robert Hermann Tillmanns, 1897
4
Surgical Anatomy
of the Head and Neck
The fissure of Rolando may also be located by drawing a line downward,
outward, and forward from a point one-half of an inch, or one centimeter, behind
a point midway between the glabella and inion and at an angle of 71.5 degrees
with the ...
Fouilleho-we's Diagram of tSe Craniocerebral Relations in Children. the fissure
of Rolando. The posterior part lies about i inch outside the parieto-occipital
fissure. Heftier states that the interparietal fissure begins 15 to 20 mm. behind the
...
George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1889
6
Surgical Anatomy: Neck, mouth, pharynx, larynx, nose, orbit, ...
The fissure of Rolando may also be located by drawing a line downward,
outward, and forward from a point one-half of an inch, or one centimeter, behind
a point midway between the glabella and inion and at an angle of 71.5 degrees
with the ...
7
Surgical Anatomy: A Treatise on Human Anatomy in Its ...
The fissure of Rolando may also be located by drawing a line downward,
outward, and forward from a point one-half of an inch, or one centimeter, behind
a point midway between the iglabella and inion and at an angle of 71.5 degrees
with the ...
A point half an inch beyond the end o! the string and on the way to the inion and
half an inch from the median line laterally, marks the beginning of the fissure of
Rolando. If a straight line be drawn from this point downwards and forwards, ...
9
Philosophical Transactions
of the Royal Society
of London
it is most interesting to observe that its representation was nearer than that of
pursing to the Fissure of Rolando, passing round its lower end to reach towards
the square in which eversion is most represented. Pouting was observed at
squares ...
10
Learning Disabilities and Brain Function: A ...
These are the central sulcus (also called the fissure of Rolando) and the lateral
fissure (also called the fissure of Sylvius). These two fissures divide the cerebral
area into the frontal, parietal, occipital, and temporal lobes (see Figs. 2.1 and 2.2)
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