Normal Histology

Cellular Neuropathology

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Cerebral cortex

■middle frontal gyrus

■precental gyrus

■primary visual cortex

Cerebral white matter

■frontal lobe

■semioval center

■internal capsule

■corpus callosum

Basal ganglia

■striatum (putamen)

■globus pallidus

■Luy’s body

Midbrain

■substanatia nigra (compact)

■substanatia nigra (reticular)

Pons

■pontine nuclei

Medulla oblongata

■inferio olive

■hypoglossal nucl.

Cerebellum

■molecular layer

■Purkinje cell layer

■granule cell layer

■dentate nucl.

Spinal cord

■anterio horn

■lateral horn

■lateral tract

■spinocerebellar tract

Sympathetic ganglion

■sympathetic ganglion

Cerebral cortex / primary visual cortex

See the anatomy of the cerebral cortex

Hematoxylin-eosin stain

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The middle layer of the primary visual cortex (Brodmann’s area 17) has abundant myelin sheaths, although HE stain could not show so.

Kluver-Barrera stain

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The middle layer of the primary visual cortex (Brodmann’s area 17) has abundant myelin sheaths, which forms a blue line (macroscopically called “stria of Gennari).