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

Cerebellum／granule cell layer

See the anatomy of the Cerebellum

Hematoxylin-eosin stain

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The granule cells looks like lymphocytes. There are cerebellar glomeruli (circles) which contain the axon terminals of the mossy fibers, the dendritic terminals of the granular cells and the axon terminals of the Golgi cells.

Kluver-Barrera stain

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The granule cells looks like lymphocytes. There are cerebellar glomeruli (circles) which contain the axon terminals of the mossy fibers, the dendritic terminals of the granular cells and the axon terminals of the Golgi cells.

Bodian stain

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The granule cells looks like lymphocytes. There are cerebellar glomeruli (circles) which contain the axon terminals of the mossy fibers, the dendritic terminals of the granular cells and the axon terminals of the Golgi cells.