Cunningham D.J. Stereoscopic Studies of Anatomy. Section I

New York, Imperial Publishing Company, 1909. — 31 p.
Surface of head with guiding lines drawn.
The scalp removed over the area previously marked out and the sutures shown.
The outer surface of the dura mater exposed.
A combined view take^n to show the relation of the surface markings, the sutures and the blood-vessels of the meninges to one another.
Cerebral hemisphere in situ (from a child).
A composite view to show the relation of the surface lines and of the sutures to the principal fissures and convolutions.
The right cerebral hemisphere removed to show the membranes which subdivide the cranial cavity, &c.
A composite view to show the relation of the structures shown in the former view to the surface markings.
The greater part of the outer surface of the left cerebral hemisphere of an adult male exposed in situ.
The parts seen in the former view shown in relation to the surface lines on the scalp.
Central Nervous SystemBrain
Outer surface of the right Cerebral Hemisphere.
Basal aspect of the Brain.
The base of the Brain with the superficial origins of the Cranial Nerves.
Sagittal section through the entire Brain slightly to the left side of the Mesial Plane.
Dissection to show the Corpora Geniculata, the connections of the Optic Tract, and the middle peduncle of the Cerebellum.
Dissection of the Corpus Callosum.
Dissection to show the Cingulum and the distribution of the fibres of the Corpus Callosum.
Dissection to show the body of the Fornix and the Lateral Ventricles.
Dissection to show the Velum Interpositum and the Choroid Plexuses of the Lateral Ventricles.
Two coronal sections through the Brain.
Two transverse sections through the left Cerebrum; the lower surfaces of the sections are displayed.
Pathological specimen Hydrocephalus.
Dissection of the Brain from above and from behind to show the Brain-stem and the system of Ventricular Cavities.
The Cerebellum.
Island of Reil, or insula.
Tracts of long association fibres.
Lenticular nucleus and corona radiata.
Corona radiata with the basal ganglia.
Corona radiata, internal capsule, cruata, pyramidal bundles and pyramid, in continuity.
The basal ganglia and the optic thalamus of the right side.
The cingulum and the fornix from the mesial aspect.