2017
DOI: 10.4067/s0717-95022017000100027
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Quantitative Study on Human Cerebellar Cortex from Anatomy Cadaver Preparations

Abstract: SUMMARY:Human cerebellum is important for motor coordination; muscle tones and maintaing the equilibrium of the body. In our region, limited data is available on the normal morphology of human cerebellum, whilst fresh biopsy is quite difficult to obtain. Here adult male cerebellum from cadaver anatomy preparations embalmed with 37 % formalin fixative solution for over a year are studied (n=3). After removal, right cerebellum hemisphere was sliced into cubicle then temporary soaked into 50-60 % of alcohol befor… Show more

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“…In humans, the cellular cortical lamination is arranged in both horizontal and vertical (or radial, columnar) networks [9][10][11]. Using magnetic resonance microscopy at 9.4 T, a highly specific horizontal pattern of lamination in the human cortical brain, including the neocortex, was shown [9][10][11][12][13]. A specific pattern of cortical lamination has been reported to correspond to unique predominant functions in each area.…”
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“…In humans, the cellular cortical lamination is arranged in both horizontal and vertical (or radial, columnar) networks [9][10][11]. Using magnetic resonance microscopy at 9.4 T, a highly specific horizontal pattern of lamination in the human cortical brain, including the neocortex, was shown [9][10][11][12][13]. A specific pattern of cortical lamination has been reported to correspond to unique predominant functions in each area.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All bodies were subjected immediately after death to injection of a formalin (10%) fixative solution via the femoral artery six months prior to the current study. As was shown, the respective samples of brain tissues are characterized by relatively good quality for a further histological study [7][8][9]. After removing the braincase, the whole encephalon was removed, processed for histology slides (4 µm-thick parasagittal slices), and stained with hematoxyllin-eosin using standard routine techniques.…”
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“…Cerebellum is an important part of the brain. It acts as a coordinator of impulses comes to and from the cerebral cortex [7]. Hence, cerebellar abnormalities may lead to impairment of cognitive functions [8] motor coordination, smooth movement [9], and vision ability [10].…”
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“…SABRY creates motor-related outputs which depend on the cerebellar neuronal networks (Apps & Garwicz, 2005). It also functions as an impulse coordinator that comes in and out of the cerebral cortex (Kalanjati, Dewi, & Santoso, 2017). Therefore, cerebellar defects may result in impairment of cognitive functions (Glickstein, Strata, & Voogd, 2009), motor coordination, smooth motion (Bastian, 2006) and vision ability (Crossman & Neary 2015).…”
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